Her dad saw her talking to his attackers and walking around like it was nothing, he must have been terrified as she called the police. Glad he survived.

@Anaya Rey Exactly! And the very last implicit commentary of the author on the Mercedes that her father loved (”he loved that baby”) probably more than his daughter. She might have not been fully aware of the amount of suffering that her parents were inflicting on her. She was acting her anger out rather than feeling it.

@Anaya Rey Ah yes your statement is infallible... Everyone who has only wanted the best for you or has stated that is probably a narcissist... That was the most surface level thing you could possibly say for narcissism. Don't act smart. I'm no expert either but that is very pathetic evidence to label them as a narcissist.

@Jane Doe the parents only wanted the best for her? You sound naive af. Ever encountered narcissists? THeY OnLy wAnT tHE BEsT fOr yoU

@Julia Brouwer It would be nice to live in an uncomplicated universe, where some people are born evil and some are not. It seems to me much more likely that if you put 1000 people in an incredibly pressurised situation, that one or two of the most susceptible will snap. The question should be - what is the kind of society that will minimise these outbursts? That's no kind of justification, just the reality that human beings are human beings and we're all capable of magnificent kindness and heartbreaking cruelty too, in different circumstances.

--> Tavia: I do not think he was terrified since most likely he could not understand and/or believe what seemed to be happening

@TurtleMountain work ethic or not trying or not trying…. Short of sexual or physical abuse there is nothing excusing wheat she did and she kept lying all the way till the end

@Dounia forreal you can wake up from a coma at literally anytime….

@Dounia forreal you can wake up from a coma at literally anytime….

Wife is dead, daughter was the one who did it

If I were him I wouldn't want to survive

Wife is dead, daughter was the one who did it

If I were him I wouldn't want to survive

@Dounia forreal I think you misinterpreted

@Dounia forreal I think you misinterpreted

@Jane Doe sometimes a parent who postures themselves as virtuous and perfect is actually worse for the child than a parent or parents who are unapologetically their imperfect selves. In the case of the former the child will find out anyway so why keep up the facade. In the case of the latter a child can learn more quickly from the parent's pain and regrets at life. The Dad loved his Mercedes maybe the impression of status WAS that important and yet the kid could never understand because she was growing up in America not Vietnam. Obviously the girl made some horrible choices and it is a punishable crime. Obviously. But she was also just a kid at one point and I see this more of an accident that took years and years of a failed parenting approach to come to fruition. If you're a parent and you're not connecting with your kids. If you and the kid both aren't happy. Then you gotta work at something and grow and change with the kid. The parents chose to hammer down time and again authority authority no flexibility. That is what happens.

@Jane Doe this happens all the time when you're a first generation immigrant child the parents are clearly clueless to how a child must life a dual life of a greater American culture and cultural and social forces and then come home and it is like a different country.

@Lisa Porter-Smith Yeah she was 24 and its possible that she had many options available to her. The problem is when resentment towards your parents, yourself, the world, has been festering since childhood without being addressed, your judgement becomes clouded. You make mistakes, sometimes ones that you can't recover from. Once you delude yourself into thinking a certain way its usually game over unless you get professional help.

"Most a helluva lot worse than what Jennifer had to endure, and yet they don’t murder their parents." This is a very common fallacy and generalization. If person A can deal with it why can't person B? The answer is people aren't the same, everyone has a different mental threshold. Some people are inherently impervious to stress and trauma, others can't handle the tiniest amount of stress.

Some people require a different approach, you can't stubbornly hold everyone to the same standards or you create people like her. It's like trying to screw in a a philips screw with a hammer. You can brute force it but it's going to create problems.

@SoDAH damn dude. That’s really sad. I kind of feel that, there’s all this rage pent up but you turn it into yourself, not externally. It makes sense. It’s the same emotion, just manifested uglier in a different way.

@sharstan fucking hell this reminds me of “Cool motive, still murder.”

@sharstan fucking hell this reminds me of “Cool motive, still murder.”

I don’t think he is happy that he survived

I don’t think he is happy that he survived

@Paul Newman I dont think you understand how fucked up emotional neglect and abuse can make a kid. I was basically at the point where I was entertaining the same thoughts as her actions by the time I was in high school. The only difference is most people tend to take these emotions out on themselves— instead of acting out in external violence, mostly because I was terrified of my parents— I tried to escape by attempting suicide.

Many people in our situation genuinely feel like we're trapped and this is the last option. It's a distortion of worldview that was conditioned through the absolute fear of the ones that are supposed to protect you from a very young age. In essence, even though you theoretically have adults next to you, the emotional neglect manipulates your worldview so that your own well-being comes next to actually pleasing your parents. The sheer fear of being disowned and disappointing your parents, something that's basically the only truth you know since a baby, is what ends up creating personality disorders. These are, at the end of the day, coping mechanisms we build for ourselves as children.

Also, what she went through as a kid would have actually classified her as someone suffering from cptsd .

@Sharstan You're right, and what you're saying makes a lot of sense. I didn't mean to imply that she had no choice but to commit murder. I only ever said that she must have felt like she had no choice but to deceive her parents because of their controlling nature. That deception which ultimately led to the ultimatum they gave her, and her murder of them. I'm not defending her actions. Everyone has the choice to not commit premeditated murder. I just don't think things are so black and white, to me it makes perfect sense to put some blame on the parents if they could've avoided this. All they had to do is give her a little freedom to pursue her own interests. I think why people can so easily blame the parents is because they can relate, and I don't think they're wrong for it. No one can damage you like family. Maybe my reasoning is just twisted though.

@Paul Newman When you're a child being subjugated by your parents, you have no control over the environment you're in. You have no independence. The only influence you can exert on your environment just makes things worse for your situation. People keep saying she should've gotten help, but I don't really understand what help she could've gotten in her situation? Can you give me an example so I could understand better please. It's also entirely possible her parents wouldn't let her get outside help. The whole "don't bring shame to our family" asian shtick.

@Miriam Mendoza Yeah I agree, she should have gotten out of there and never looked back. Unfortunately, not everyone can deal with things as well as you may have so you should consider yourself lucky. Not everyone can make the right choices in abusive situations, especially if they're mentally ill and/or a psychopath. I don't want to talk about my situation too much but I can relate, since my childhood left me with an anxiety disorder that will plague me for the rest of my life. I don't blame my parents though, i'd like to believe they meant well. Unfortunately good intentions aren't enough when you're too controlling.

Amanda Andrew Yes. Or she could leave them and never turn back. Cut every contact with her parents. It’s not so unusual. I have several friends and family members who did the that. It simply wasn’t working for them... <br>When you pass 20 years you really should not be depending on your parents anymore.

Amanda Andrew Yes. Or she could leave them and never turn back. Cut every contact with her parents. It’s not so unusual. I have several friends and family members who did the that. It simply wasn’t working for them...
When you pass 20 years you really should not be depending on your parents anymore.

Hansa Pils so you’re saying what she did was okay?? She took it wayyyy  too far. She could have simply sat her parents down and have a talk with them and possibly get help to do better in school.

TurtleMountain okay (personal story) just finished watching this whole doc and I honestly had a mom like this. Was super strict and me at 21 years old still being treated as a child EXCEPT I was actually being beaten, and had to live like a mother to my two younger siblings. I actually ended up having to call the cops on my mom because she beat me and tried assaulting me with a deadly weapon. I feel like she should’ve been an adult and left the hell out of there.

Why do you think he was screaming "Help?" And not listening to her when she told him, she was on the phone with 911

Why do you think he was screaming "Help?" And not listening to her when she told him, she was on the phone with 911

@Nnenna I'm not sure why you mentioned her age like that somehow lessens her ordeal. In the end, we're all just products of the environment we grew up in. If you grow up in a stressful and abusive environment where you were pushed too hard, that will impact your psyche in your later years.

edit: I don't know if tutors would've helped, but ultimately people make bad decisions when they are trapped in shitty stressful situations. Hindsight is 2020.

Glad he survived too,imean this what you get as parents only demanding notes and succes without sharing emotions and being kind..

@Nnenna She was set to go take part in the winter olympics, so I do find it rather hard to believe that she doesn't have a good work ethic. She had to have tried. I'm sure many abusive parents say the same thing "its so she could have a better life". In reality though they're just repeating the cycle of abuse through the generations without even realizing it. You can justify a lot of evil stuff with "its so she can have a better life". Who knows though, maybe you're right and she didn't actually try to do well in school though it seems unlikely to me.

TurtleMountain She was 24, she’s not a baby. There are people out here getting married at 16 with 5 kids and having to make hard decisions without mom or dad. If her parents were willing to pay all that money they didn’t have for skating lessons, they would be willing to pay all that same money for a tutor if she asked.

Sharstan not just asian households, in most foreign cultures. It’s quite common for a parent who has seen true hardship to want an education for their children. In many places education is a privilege. The fact that they still wanted her to go to school after finding out that she had lied the whole time, says a lot.

@Nini S. Sorry for the second comment but I feel the need to address this because I think you misinterpreted what I meant. And because I didn't address much of what you said in my previous comment. Seems the clarification didn't help much after all lol. By poor choices I meant her relationships which likely had a bad influence on her, such as her boyfriend. The lying of course being the fabrication of test scores and degree. I wasn't solely talking about the lying though. Lying and killing are not mutually exclusive. I was just trying to make sure people did not misinterpret what I meant by "poor choices". I didn't want people thinking I was lessening, for lack of a better word, the act of murder.

Placing all the blame on her and not acknowledging any of the potential underlying causes of her actions just seems superficial.

It's not sympathy so much as empathy, so try to put yourself in her shoes and imagine what it would be like. Imagine you're in a very stressful environment and being pressured to meet difficult expectations. You get injured, your dreams are crushed, and now you can no longer meet your parents expectations by doing the one thing you're good at. You don't do well in school no matter how much you try, but you also know your parents won't accept your inability to perform no matter what. They are inflexible and uncompromising, so you feel you have no choice other than deceiving them. So you do, they find out about it, and threaten to kick you out and disown you. It's like all the years of hard work practicing figure skating and trying to do well in school meant nothing to them at all.

Is it really so shocking that she tried to have her parents killed? And so I cannot put all the blame on her.

@HushPuppy she was with him while he was still in a comma from what they said in the video. He didn't wake up until later

@Nini S. You clearly haven't been in this kind of abusive household or had friends who were. Many Asian parents treat their children like their property, or better, an extension of themselves, not another separate life who has their own anatomy and dreams. Most Asian families have this issue on very varying degrees, as a weird mutated lingering effect of Confucianism (which didn't begin this extreme filial piety only emphasizing the children side's duty, but also emphasized parents need to behave in a loving manner and teach their children well).

TurtleMountain but we’re talking about her killing her parents now, not lying? so yes it is crazy that people are sympathetic. threatening to kick someone out and hire someone to murder them, is something on an entirely different level.

@Sharstan Idk man takes a lot for someone to want to kill the ppl who raised them, the pressure must've been considerable. That ultimatum they gave her probably felt like one hell of a betrayal too after all that work she put into figure skating. The fact that her parents threatened to kick her out leads me to believe she had little to no emotional support at all. Under that kind of stress, with no healthy support network to fall back on, is it really her fault that she made poor choices and snapped? The resentment to her parents must've been building for years with no outlet.

edit: for clarification by poor choices I mean lying to her parents and her choice of friends, not the crime.

@Dounia forreal I think she was there with him FOR 3 hours, once he had woken up.

@Dounia forreal I think she was there with him FOR 3 hours, once he had woken up.

I think I`d rather would be dead than alive with knowlege that my child hired someone to murder me and my wife.
What life would be knowing that I probably will be in pain from the injure for the rest of my life, with my daughter in prison and my wife murdered...

In the end, her parents only wanted the best for her. They didn`t know better than methods they used raising her. It`s probably the way they were raised too, but they didn`t murder their parents for that...

@Mériba Karé Yoooooooooo that makes a lot of sense.

@Mériba Karé Yoooooooooo that makes a lot of sense.

I guess that's why the first thing he did was to go outside and yell help rather than call for his daughter to make sure she's okay

Dounia forreal ik but when he woke up after idk how long she stood by him for 3 hours. That’s like waking up and being comforted by the devil

@HushPuppy The man was shot in the face and was in a coma, I don't think he woke up from that just 3 hours later....?

He must have been even more terrified when he woke up and she was next to him for 3 hours

He must have been even more terrified when he woke up and she was next to him for 3 hours


It's incredible how they take every little detail, even down to a tissue being completely dry as proof she was faking distress. I don't give detectives enough credit, they think of everything.

@YouTube Algorithmic Safety Board thanks for the information, very interesting. And wow, impressive too.

I’d have been like “well that’s because i have a rare disorder where i don’t have any tear ducts!  I need to go put my eye drops in, and you guys are here accusing me of murder!”

@Dave Last name lol Yes fellow hitchhiker

@Dave Last name lol Yes fellow hitchhiker

@Jim this video is serious, but your comment just had me cackling 😭✨

@Jim the nature of existence, the universe and everything within is 42

lmao at the people getting offended from someone pointing out thinking to look at a tissue to infer whether or not a suspect was faking crying isn't galaxy brain but more like 100 IQ brain

@kiubier that was Kamala and Biden silly

@kiubier that was Kamala and Biden silly

In this case, notice that Jennifer was holding the tissue for quite some time. The detective could only check the tissue when Jennifer threw it away. By that time, I'm sure all the moisture or liquid has been absorbed and the tissue could become dry. You could do the experiment yourself. This observation could not be held in court. However, I'm sure police had gathered other evidence that lead to Jennifer's guilty.

@Lyght he has no business, being a company chef, means that you work all the time, yet this guy has 1 1/2 h to watch this and come to the conclusion that the detective is bad. And if im wrong he should tell us about his „business“

I thought I was the only one who thought like that

@DooDooBumMan I was waiting for it I knew the black was coming up

@Tyler Green in fact most are that is proven

@Tyler Green in fact most are that is proven

@YouTube Algorithmic Safety Board bro it was a joke.

@Gavin if you were mature enough to not get so upset over someone else’s opinion, your words might hold some value. My company does $117mil in annual revenue... mature or not, I don’t need to apply at any police departments anytime soon 😉. Have a great life.

@Gavin why don’t I do it? Because I’m lucky enough to own a company that makes me a lot more money than having a career as a detective would. I understand that each scenario is different - but humans are far from unpredictable.

bruh XD then what do you think they are given the tissue for?

@YouTube Algorithmic Safety Board lay off the crack pipe larry your scaring everybody

@DooDooBumMan Provide the source or research study that backs up your claim. I’ll spare you the suspense. You’re not gonna find one. Does this mean that for every 10 black people the police arrest/interview about a crime, only 1 is actually guilty? And BTW, cops don’t convict people. Juries or judges do. Nearly every state mandates that police interviews must be electronically recorded when a suspect is in custody. Those audio/video tapes are given to the defense attorney and are played in court. If somebody is being manipulated or coerced, the defense attorney will definitely raise the issue and a judge may throw out the confession altogether. Prosecutors never go to court with just a confession as evidence though. They also want other evidence that corroborates the confession.

@sussquidbot402 Is it though? In hindsight, everything is obvious.

@YouTube Algorithmic Safety Board who hurt you?

@WinningFormula why don’t you do it then you don’t understand that there isn’t a formula for every possible answer. humans are unpredictable so therefore you can’t make a formula for each response/case it takes someone smart to be able to do this job successfully

@DooDooBumMan wow your bringing race into this

@Eric Honerlaw If you cry into a tissue, whether wet or dry, there would be signs of usage.

@DooDooBumMan Just had to make it about race.

@DooDooBumMan Just had to make it about race.

Keep in mind that they only show the solved cases. countless others went to the depths of the unknown.

@Jim I think mrblubba was saying that a tissue being dry is pretty obvious, though I do agree with the original comment

The dry tissue was bullshit. Even if she had real tears. It would have dried long before he could have inspected it.

@kiubier that’s not a crime that you get sent to jail for without priors these days.

When she started twirling her hair she knew it was over

Sometimes i think these detectives are manipulative sociopaths and this is the only job where they can be super manipulative

Depends on the detective. Watch enough of these u will find u are a smarter detective than many.

@Kook808 no but it takes a level 300 iq to think of checking the tissue in the first place when you’re in a high stress & time-valued scenario as a detective

@Jim it definitely takes a 300 IQ genius to see if someone pretending to cry has a wet or dry tissue

yeah and then they use the same methods to imprison a 19 year old who was arrested with 0.5g of weed

@MrBlubba No she's serious. Unfortunately, she's not a 200 IQ super genius like you. Go on, tell us more about the nature of existence, and our purpose here, oh knowledgeable one.


Credit to these investigators. It’s insane how they can get criminals to basically own up to  their crimes without even realising it. Psychology is a magical thing.

@Happy chuppy By that do you mean she’s innocent and being wrongly accused or guilty and being accused properly?

@Alex Ramsay you’re forgetting that this isn’t a wrongful arrest. You’re expressing an irrelevant opinion in the WRONG comment section.

Well this is not exactly a A++ suspekt remember that.

@Father Dinny I'm sure they'd believe you. That's what all the thousands of people wrongfully arrested and tricked into false confessions should've done, just make it clear to the cops that they didn't do it.

Not sure why they didn't try that

Just imagine how many innocent people they use these psychological techniques on to convince them to unwittingly confess to things they didn't do.

Bro they always talk..Have you seen 48hrs. LoL less then 3hr they flapping those gums.

@M. voors I believe you and that sounds correct but figuring out how many people are truly falsely convicted seems really difficult since most of them probably never get reversed.

@Jack-a-Lopium If only that was all you needed to do to not get charged and convicted of murder. America literally has a massive amount of false convictions in its history,

@Father Dinny Youre missing the point entirely,

Also get innocent people to confess to crimes.they didn't commit.

@SunnySydeRamsay The waiving of rights should only stretch to some nice greetings and small talk about rain. Not double digit hours of interrogation and then a murder charge. You know, in a fair justice system.

@bitspacemusic that's why they're read their rights beforehand.

This is why every person, criminal or non-criminal, need to understand their rights and not talk to police without an attorney.

@Chazi Martin More knowledge on the subject and about yourself will have a direct negative effect on the "terrifying" aspect ;)

Psychology is equally fascinating and terrifying

@Jack-a-Lopium I reckon that would keep you from being called for interrogation. I know you’re not from North Korea since you are able to comment on youtube,  should be safe mate 🤙🏻

@SparkK I just <b>WON'T</b> murder anyone... that'll work too, right?

@SparkK I just *WON'T* murder anyone... that'll work too, right?

Reckon you've never been interrogated yeah? ^^ Look down, stay silent <- It's their job to solve the crime. "Drift away" in your mind <- This will automatically "kill" your body language.. They now have nothing to go on (ideally) and now you just play the waiting game while acting totally apathetic.  (Basically do exactly the opposite of everything she's doing in the video) they'll tire out/get hungry/eager to beat their wife etc and let you go.

OR, act like this girl, VERY sus... I know this is about murder but still, she didn't have to say shit... She could've gone free for way longer I reckon. She should not have been so "talkative" from the start, both in her body language and spoken, she can be read like a damn book. The person talking to you is not your friend, someone who cares about you, someone that will make anything for you better, simple.

She doesn't even pull the "won't talk without my lawyer"-card...? Weird...

I think in this case I would have gone for the "mental-tramua-can't-remember-shit"-play, saying things that doesn't even make sense to anyone, including yourself, mix stuff up on purpose and so on...

That aside, this video should be named "100% content".

It's similar to journalism in a way. Most of the time if you can get someone to talk to you, they will blurt out way more than they mean to.

If I'm ever under investigation. " I don't talk to cops I talk to my attorney. Get him." ...expecially if I didn't do it. Not that I would EVER do some crazy evil shit even remotely like this.

@bitspacemusic yup. Its best to keep your mouth fucking shut whether you're innocent or guilty. The feds don't give a shit if you're the perpetrator or not, they need to charge anybody they can

It all seems super-easy as well, like the interrogators have no problems getting the information... I am <b>NEVER</b> going to commit a crime, I'm too soft...

It all seems super-easy as well, like the interrogators have no problems getting the information... I am *NEVER* going to commit a crime, I'm too soft...

@Father Dinny Like I said, this case might be clearcut but they often use psychological pressure to talk people into a conviction when they are innocent.

@bitspacemusic Yes, in this case. I made a comment on this vid relevant TO the vid.

@M. voors just watch the vid. This vid has more than enough evidence to prove that Jennifer is guilty. I mean, who tf calls a parents murderers “gentlemen” ? Enlighten me

I didn't watch the video yet and it most likely doesn't apply to this case but both the US and Canada have really high false conviction rates.
These investigators are so skilled at talking people into contradictions and confessions that they manage to talk innocent people into prison.
As a society we should be carefull when we apply psychological pressure on people and how much we reward people for getting convictions instead off the truth.

@bitspacemusic true but if you're truly innocent you keep your mouth shut and let your lawyer sort it out. In this particular case she is guilty for setting up her parents and having them robbed  and killed/ attempted murder.

@bitspacemusic she had the ability to ask for an attorney any time.

@michelle leday You can get caught up in your own lies and be innocent. Innocent people can get nervous about illegal things they're hiding, drugs etc., and not expect to be charged with murder. After 10 hours they can probably nail anything they want on you.

I’m glad we have people who actually care about the correct thing in the police force. (2021 btw that’s why)

@bitspacemusic and if they get caught up in their own lies and get charged then good. They need to be off the street forever. You never get well from being a Psychopath.

@bitspacemusic It’s so OBVIOUS it was her

@bitspacemusic It’s so OBVIOUS it was her

It's also amazing that they can question her for that long without any legal help and then charge her for murder. It shouldn't matter that she waived her right to shut up. Most people feel like they are expected to blabber on.


All started with “what pretending to be crazy looks like” ... 15 videos later.

All started with “what pretending to be crazy looks like” ... 15 videos later.

slowly falling into a rabbit hole that never ends

slowly falling into a rabbit hole that never ends

Same exact tract I’m on. But mine was “fake insane”, “Chris watts” now this

Same exact tract I’m on. But mine was “fake insane”, “Chris watts” now this

So you’re telling me we all came from that video?!?😳

So you’re telling me we all came from that video?!?😳

SO TRUE!!!! THİS İS HOW THEİR ADVERTİSİNG WORKS

SO TRUE!!!! THİS İS HOW THEİR ADVERTİSİNG WORKS

If you’ve come so far I assume you’re still going

If you’ve come so far I assume you’re still going

LOL I can’t believe everyone can relate to this comment. It’s so true.

LOL I can’t believe everyone can relate to this comment. It’s so true.

This came on just after the pretending to be crazy vid for me. lol

This came on just after the pretending to be crazy vid for me. lol

That's exactly what happened to me with the same video

That's exactly what happened to me with the same video

I started with "Guilty until proven innocent" then ended up here but this one is so hard to watch the blatant lying and it's not any easier to watch the second time.

i started with that video, too, but i didn't even get it in MY youtube algorithm. my brother logged me out so this was just a random youtube video, so i had to log back in to save it, now i'm watching as much as possible

@vulpisthedark (moved) lolol jeez that's crazy I even know where that comment is all the time

LOL this is all i watch while i eat and get ready now

LOL this is all i watch while i eat and get ready now

welcome to the rabbit hole and the family

welcome to the rabbit hole and the family

HAHA yeah, now its past the middle of the night and I am still watching this. I love to hear about not too famous serial killers... even though they are getting famous rn

Wtf? All of us at once? Why is this happening so perfectly? It's like.. youtube decides what we watch for us.

Um this was the one right after for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Um this was the one right after for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣

this is so true. and pls don't try this at home kids! never do Murder!

this is so true. and pls don't try this at home kids! never do Murder!

Yuup these four hundred in here there are the good ones

Yuup these four hundred in here there are the good ones

I saw on insta that everybody was getting that video on rec

I saw on insta that everybody was getting that video on rec

SAMEEEE WTF YOUTUBE ALGORITHM IM OBSESSED

SAMEEEE WTF YOUTUBE ALGORITHM IM OBSESSED

SAME-<br>I watched that video and now I’m here LOL

SAME-
I watched that video and now I’m here LOL

@razor Sharp Crime Junkies is kinda good

@razor Sharp Crime Junkies is kinda good

same 😭 i started with “what pretending to be crazy what looks like” then here we are

SAME! thats the video that started this binge watching....lol

SAME! thats the video that started this binge watching....lol

not quite 15 Vids, but yeah same trail with me...

not quite 15 Vids, but yeah same trail with me...

Bruh that is the same video I started from !

Bruh that is the same video I started from !

Same here. I was going to watch funny videos like "Pretending to be a mom on Facebook" but I saw "Pretending to be crazy" and said "Hmm, okay. This can be a funny internet joke too". And here I am...

No way that this has happened to so many ppl I thought I was the only one who saw that vid then got hooked on these

Hahaha that’s so funny ! That’s exactly how I ended up here

Hahaha that’s so funny ! That’s exactly how I ended up here

Righttt .. that was a crazy breakdown too

Righttt .. that was a crazy breakdown too

Literallllly that’s freaky cause exactly how it’s gone tonight 🤣

Literallllly that’s freaky cause exactly how it’s gone tonight 🤣

Bro I started there too and now I’m bingeing these 😂

Bro I started there too and now I’m bingeing these 😂

I have joined the path. We shall learn the maths of our devious minds, and see how you can never truly untangle the webs we weave deceitfully

@Hannah Goodfellow LMFAO SAME WORK IN THE MORNING LIKE

@Hannah Goodfellow LMFAO SAME WORK IN THE MORNING LIKE

That is literally what happened. That video and everything

That is literally what happened. That video and everything

Why is true crime so damn interesting? I can’t get enough of it. I’ve listened to every dateline podcast episode while driving and quit my job cause I ran out of episodes to listen to. Anyone have any true crime podcast recommendations

Did you fall down the rabbit hole too ??

Did you fall down the rabbit hole too ??

Yoooo. These videos changed my life. I’ve been lying ever since.

Yoooo. These videos changed my life. I’ve been lying ever since.

no fr i feel like we're all just here rn lmao

no fr i feel like we're all just here rn lmao

I went from
James Charles
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Glam n gore
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Bailey sarien
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Elenor Neal
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This guy

It’s been a crazy few months

welcome, it was the chris watts videos that got me hooked

welcome, it was the chris watts videos that got me hooked

Ive watch all of the other vids last year but re watch it all again lol

Ive watch all of the other vids last year but re watch it all again lol

I can relate! So glad I found this channel! Very addictive though 😂

I can relate! So glad I found this channel! Very addictive though 😂

@Hannah Goodfellow 12:38am here and still have an hour left on this

@Hannah Goodfellow 12:38am here and still have an hour left on this

So many of my hours have been spent watching this stuff

So many of my hours have been spent watching this stuff

Holy crap I was thinking the same thing and now I see everyone did the same haha. I was literally watching pretending to be crazy and then just started watching all these other videos😂

Jeez you didn’t have to expose me like that

Jeez you didn’t have to expose me like that

Frïëd Mäÿöññäïšë

bbg not you making a comment we can all relate to😭

bbg not you making a comment we can all relate to😭

I JUST FINISHED WATCHING THAT NOW IM LOOKING AT THIS.  It's crazy because all I notice is all the mistakes like the inconsistencies are hilariously ironic

lmfao bruh im on a binge on this channel now

lmfao bruh im on a binge on this channel now

@Hannah Goodfellow 4 in the morning here can't sleep xD

@Hannah Goodfellow 4 in the morning here can't sleep xD

Glad to see we're all neck deep in this YouTube hole right now.

Glad to see we're all neck deep in this YouTube hole right now.

Literally same lmao this is my fifth video today!!! 😂

Literally same lmao this is my fifth video today!!! 😂

My parents met back in the 90s, at an internet cafe, watching the 'what pretending to be crazy looks like.' They loved your videos. I remember back in my childhood, watching these every evening. This Youtube thing is great!

Im loving this channel, I'm learning so much about human communication, verbal and non-verbal

Same except this was my second video right after

Same except this was my second video right after

Damn, exactly! And that crazy pretenders were for some days in recommendations, I didn't want to watch. Now ended up here. Crazy how algorithms put us into specific patterns, that's worrying.

That’s the first video I watched of his!

That’s the first video I watched of his!

The fact that "pretending to be crazy" actually makes a case for murdering someone not being crazy is beyond anything to me. Sane humans are not killing people for no discernable reason. The government's rules for "insanity" are ridiculously high compared to a regular diagnostic evaluation by a shrink without cop and DA involvement. When was the last time you thought of murdering random people?

Sane people do not do this, regardless of how they appear on a camera in an interrogation box.

seems like we are all slaves to the algorithm

seems like we are all slaves to the algorithm

dude, same, the algorithm really pushed this channel to success

dude, same, the algorithm really pushed this channel to success

One video goes viral and pushes all the other forward. The channel owner must be happy

it all started when someone shot a gorilla

it all started when someone shot a gorilla

This same comment is on all these videos, I find it particularly sad when people copy comments just for likes!

Oh you got the same thing~ XD<br>I'm hooked also, I've never seen these kind of cases, they don't show these on TV~

Oh you got the same thing~ XD
I'm hooked also, I've never seen these kind of cases, they don't show these on TV~

OMG!!! THATS EXACTLY WHERE I AM!!! SO TRUE!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

OMG!!! THATS EXACTLY WHERE I AM!!! SO TRUE!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

I watched that whole thing wasn’t it like 56 minutes??

I watched that whole thing wasn’t it like 56 minutes??

Wtf that’s the first video I watched and now I’m bored so I’m watching this now

@Hannah Goodfellow 5am in the morning for me 😂😂

@Hannah Goodfellow 5am in the morning for me 😂😂

I blame for having the algorithm suggest that first video. lol

I blame for having the algorithm suggest that first video. lol

Everyone watching these because of YouTube lol

Everyone watching these because of YouTube lol

@CallMeBigFish We're all here for the same reason.  We follow our algorithm god.

@CallMeBigFish We're all here for the same reason.  We follow our algorithm god.

True i can’t stop binge watching these videos now😂

True i can’t stop binge watching these videos now😂

Hahahaha yes this channel is such goddamn gold

Hahahaha yes this channel is such goddamn gold

Woah are you some sort of fortune teller or smth

Woah are you some sort of fortune teller or smth

That is exactly how it started with me as well lmao

That is exactly how it started with me as well lmao

i’ve been watching this channel for ages now and i’m so glad more people are finding out about it lmao these videos are so good

lmaaoo yup glad to see i am not the only one lol

lmaaoo yup glad to see i am not the only one lol

I've sunk so much time into this channel, I honestly am going to buy a gun and a fake police badge. I will take down all of crime with this new information.

@RaeAnne Taylor we out here learning true crime craizes lmaooo

@RaeAnne Taylor we out here learning true crime craizes lmaooo

15 hours of your life wasted on information that will have 0 benefit to you in the future

Me too. Smh. Im definitely going down the rabbit hole 🐇

Me too. Smh. Im definitely going down the rabbit hole 🐇

been background noise while I've been working, lol

been background noise while I've been working, lol

SAME. currently doing the exact same thing. This is my second video I’m watching after finding that one.

Hahaha me and you both! That pretending to be crazy video was very good though

Hahaha me and you both! That pretending to be crazy video was very good though

I started watch the same video and now it’s this one

I started watch the same video and now it’s this one

Ugh, I've been waiting forever for a new. Now rewatching all of them. Hoping for more and soon as he said. 👍

Exactly now I am addicted after so many other videos I just saw

Exactly now I am addicted after so many other videos I just saw

👀 I see we’re all in this together then ❤

👀 I see we’re all in this together then ❤

Yeah....it’s been two days now and I’m still stuck on this channel 🥸

Yeah....it’s been two days now and I’m still stuck on this channel 🥸

These videos are better than most documentaries

These videos are better than most documentaries

That’s the first video I watched too cuz of the mass shooter lol

That’s the first video I watched too cuz of the mass shooter lol

The same.. just was about to max 5-15 min of watching video.. and now just a couple hours later..(and still not finnish) grr "bad YT, bad"

ok im convinced we're all living the same life

ok im convinced we're all living the same life

Same here, it’s been a week already and I’m still here lol

Same here, it’s been a week already and I’m still here lol

The excact same thing happened to me I first got what pretending to be crazy looks like in my recommendations

I had the EXACT same experience lmao wtaf

I had the EXACT same experience lmao wtaf

Try beside the dying fire or that chapter both are good alternatives but jcs is the master

Loooolll i feel personally victimised by your comment

Loooolll i feel personally victimised by your comment

Are you watching me ? 👀.. That’s literally what happening to me 💀

Are you watching me ? 👀.. That’s literally what happening to me 💀

While at work, trying to do billing.  Fake crazy is so much more interesting than invoices and 60 day accounts payable.

I like how your comment is 15 hours ago while you said that lmao

I like how your comment is 15 hours ago while you said that lmao

ikr! literally the same thing happened to me lmaoo

ikr! literally the same thing happened to me lmaoo

Funny how the same people fall down the same rabbit holes... Wackers! :D

Funny how the same people fall down the same rabbit holes... Wackers! :D

Ok but why did he delete his jussie smollet video??

Ok but why did he delete his jussie smollet video??

Same just new here but it’s very interesting

Same just new here but it’s very interesting

Literally re watching all these vids even tho I’ve seen this one when it first came out lol

I don't have enough study halls to get through all of them today and it is making me mad

and here I am at almost 6 in the morning

and here I am at almost 6 in the morning

exactly what happened to me<br>youtube algorithm is crazy

exactly what happened to me
youtube algorithm is crazy


The fact that he pieced out everything going on, even the techniques the detectives used, it’s just so amazing we have access to such quality content

@elvancor suspects don’t have to answer a single word a detective says. If they’re in this position then they chose to be in it.

@Nehemek Naturally, we only hear about those who still got caught.

@rkive they have a patreon where its one dollar a month and the content is even better

@elvancor nah, watch the csae of Stephabie Lazarus (on this channel), she was a detective, she was interrogated and still fell for everything.

@MC Fourteen words.

I was being sarcastic and also I do not watch Youtube on my phone.

@Adex That's one police officer gone bad who got caught. Doesn't mean they all get caught.

@rkive Yeaah, let’s just say, it’s very hard to lie perfectly even when you originally know what to say, what to do, and what not to do. Knowing it is something completely different than a trained interrogator manipulating the right answers out of you.

@elvancor watch the video with the police detective that gets interogated, even when you know all the tricks a skilled interrigator can still manipulate the suspect into confessing, lying etc.

@elvancor Except that's not how it goes he actually explained in another video the mental stress and fear of having your entire future on the line going to prison makes you nervous and forget a bunch of things that lead to you spilling

@elvancor yeah lmao although most of the time people don't realize the techniques because it's too natural and smooth to notice. The most important lesson here is call a damn lawyer

Approaching 100 million total views on the channel. Can't wait till it reaches 1 billion

@elvancor it is kinda creepy not gonna lie. I've always thought this about crime investigation shows... like they'll use the phrase "he would've gotten away if he didnt.." and I've always been like "WHY ARE YOU TELLING PEOPLE THIS?!?" 😭

Amen. I feel so knowledgable watching these videos. Literally helps me in a worldly sense.

@elvancor Nope that's not how it works. There's an entire video on this channel about a police officer that was arrested for an homicide committed 20 years earlier. Despite being a police officer she didn't even ask for a lawyer, nor she understood that the "friendly" conversation they was having had the precise goal of understanding that she wal telling bullsh*t. When you're under pressure in a police station your brain doesn't work that well

@Sam You pay by watching ads, meant to manipulate you into spending money. It's a business model and wouldn't exist if it didn't work. I don't like to call that "free".

@elvancor It could also be beneficial, for example if people are trying to maliciously accuse you of something. Then you need to be aware of what and what not to say.

@rkive It's not free and not supposed to be. You're paying by watching the ads.

You know? The ads we all definitely watch since there's no way around that?

And it's a teeny bit worrying that all this information is now so easily available to future criminals. They'll be interrogated like "Oh, I've seen this part on Youtube! Nope, won't let you establish raport lol."


I once heard a former interrogator for the secret service say that the innocent almost always try to finish the interview as quickly as possible and often try to get away. The guilty often sit in for hours trying to prove their innocence. Kind of fascinating but it makes sense. The traumatized and innocent don't wanna relive everything and want it over and quick. The guilty almost act in a way that appears "rational"--not erratic or traumatized. They're trying to rationalize and explain their way out as though they have something to prove.

But doesn’t that make you look like you have something to hide if you’re just trying to get away

shirley seferiano You and millions of other people, congrats. Kpop and being aRmY oMg has nothing to do with any of this. Cringey comments like these make it so hard to be a kpop fan. Jfc.

Chrollo Lucilfer the real question is why did you spam that comment on almost every reply section? Get a life outside religion.

This was brought up in a previous video- no sure the exact one. But yes! You nailed it

@Fatty Acid I think you're assuming sociopaths don't have emotions. I would say they're more clinically lacking in emotions.

@alaska Well, it's not a one size fits all scenario. It was just a common observation. Also I think they look for body language, genuine tears, and how you express yourself in an interview. Jennifer failed in these areas, and I'm sure as a real victim it wasn't too complicated to get in the clear.

A innocent person will almost always vehemently defend themselves if accused of something they didn't do.

This reminds me of a famous case here in the Philippines. Happened a few months ago. He killed his own bestfriend/roommate. He made a fake story and was the first one to help look for the missing girl. He frequently visited the police station to give his statements.

This totally makes sense.

The guilty are glued to their seat out of guilt

That's just a very gross generalisation. Emotionless apathetic sociopaths can be victims too.

Laura Elizabeth I found it interesting that during the first interrogation when they asked her to start anywhere during the day and tell what happened she went back to that morning and told them about her day. I would think an innocent person would have started the story at the point of the break-in so they could get back to their injured father at the hospital.

So moral of the story you have to like be in the middle, of both

But when I was attacked, I was ready to spend a lot of time in an interrogation just to stop the guy who did it and to get justice, because I know the cops in my country are lazy :(<br>Well, it’s not about being a suspect, but I was treated as someone who could have “provoked” the attack. And sure enough I didn’t want to agree to that, although I was traumatized.

But when I was attacked, I was ready to spend a lot of time in an interrogation just to stop the guy who did it and to get justice, because I know the cops in my country are lazy :(
Well, it’s not about being a suspect, but I was treated as someone who could have “provoked” the attack. And sure enough I didn’t want to agree to that, although I was traumatized.

@Chrollo Lucilfer someone that commits murder doesn't give the bible much weight.

@Aijsd IJDNi I thought the same thing..that book doesnt mean much to anyone these days.

Watch JCS's fascinating breakdown of Casey Anothy's criminal profile, or psychological profile or whatever it is. What you're saying reminds me of how she was. I never really paid much attention to it when it was going on so it was all news to me. I mean, not her daughter's murder, just her, in general. When things like that, or people like that, are in the news, I tend to ignore them because I don't think they deserve anyone's attention.  But I do like to read a good psychological break-down.

In the german film, Das Leben der Anderen, based in STASI' s police  skills in suspects' interrogation claims that a innocent always get angry and combative when is acused, the guilty always snobs in calm .

@m e DON'T DO IT !!! Because now you have admitted it in advance.and don't think they won't find your comment here on YouTube about this. I know you were just kidding and so am I but... Not about how good they have become at finding any communication you have EVER made on your phone , that includes calling and texting, all emails, all social media... This has all been recorded on everyone for years. This is not a conspiracy theory.

Laura Elizabeth... Thank you for that information ! I'll keep that in mind the next time I'm being interrogated . Ha ha

@Aijsd IJDNi they give two options, swearing on the Bible, or just swearing to tell the truth in general. Of course neither makes people make a true statement lol but it's supposed to be an "honour" thing

Well yeah, someone who's innocent and traumatized would just want to get home asap. To be alone and devastated where they feel the most comfortable

m e yooo take my baby Hobi off your profile picture. You bring no honor to him /s 😅✌

Chrollo Lucilfer because that means absolutely nothing.... no one cares about telling the truth after swearing on the Bible. It’s an outdated thing that they used to do because a lot more people used to be religious. Now, not so much.

Very true, if often becomes an obsessive need to convince themselves the the lie has been successful. Often leads to the suspect becoming quite needy with their questioning toward the investigator. basically "please reassure me that you believe my lies"

why she oath to the bible when she is still lying?


Anyone can see she's SO nervous like a kid in a principles office, not distraught and upset that her parents were just murdered. Sold yourself out girl smh.

@Connie Harrison xD well actually i used to raise a hand and do the police thing (cant remember the name lol)

@jana emm these people sympathize with her because they think their parents telling them to clean their room is oppressive. What you're witnessing is a complete failure of a family institution in the west. Pathetic, really.

@jana emm And you didn't put a period at the end of yours!   gfu.

I would be nervous because social anxiety

@Connie Harrison Same. I would seem guilty of everything because my anxiety skyrockets with cops. Even at the airport I'm like "oh god what if they find drugs on me?". .....But I don't even do drugs lmao.

Tordy Clark right????! I got a B on my report card once and my mom said im dumb like a pig or a cow

@Tordy Clark my parents r vietnamesee and theyre awesome! so not all of them are abusive but unfortunately there are a lot 😔

@Yobootyhadmeded Lmao, anybody I know says "I have a question" to me and I get nervous, that's the only thing I've ever been nervous about. It's not because I did something illegal, it's because the thought of "Oh god, they know that embarrassing thing that happened at 3:00 AM-" rises and I'm a naturally anxious and awkward person.

@Yobootyhadmeded Lmao, anybody I know says "I have a question" to me and I get nervous, that's the *only* thing I've ever been nervous about. It's not because I did something illegal, it's because the thought of *"Oh god, they know that embarrassing thing that happened at 3:00 AM-"* rises and I'm a naturally anxious and awkward person.

@Doni Bathuu
How did you manage to miss the simple point they were trying to make?
Where was it implied that they'd have "nerves of steel"? Lmao

Noob Plays Msp I used to get nervous when my parents interrogated me over petty shit😂 imagine murder

jana em why that face? U r a beautiful women and I’m sure a beautiful person too. Smile always 🤗🤗 I don’t know u but hope I can meet u some day 🤗

@jana emm i got brain damage reading all your comments

Well I have anxiety and ptsd so I get nervous while talking

@TakeMeToParadize Yes, exactly. Why was murder even on the table? Ppl coming at me like "Well you weren't in her shoes, so you cant judge" UMMM yes tf I can.

damn why are people justifying it, a lot of parents are hard asses, but she could've easily run away instead of planning her parents murder, that's crazy

@AlwaysRetr0  You seem like you have a lot of extra time on your hands looking too deep into a strangers Youtube comment. <b>Weird comment</b>

@AlwaysRetr0  You seem like you have a lot of extra time on your hands looking too deep into a strangers Youtube comment. *Weird comment*

@dear boss Now I know you're not talking to anyone about going back to school... the one who didnt even capitalize the first letter of a sentence😌.

You seem more upset that she was caught and the fact she wasn't good enough at hiding it? Weird comment

jana em that’s what I’m saying!! If you have the balls to carry out your parents murder, you shouldn’t be nervous about questioning when you know it’s coming lmao I think people are forgetting that she’s not nervous because her parents were just murdered; she’s nervous because she’s the one who just got her parents murdered and she knows she’s gonna get figured out 😂

@Von I agree, way too much pressure is put on certain children, in certain cultures. Its a lot for a child to deal with at such a young age. Even though I dont agree with it, every person has their breaking point.

@Doni Bathuu PS- Glad you liked your own comment 😂. Do you high five yourself as well?! 😂😂😂😂.

@Gankageddon 100% agree. I think a lot of people do not know that they actually can decline to speak to the police, unless there is hard evidence and even then, ALWAYS ask for a lawyer first- to all of you planning on committing a crime 😂😂😂.

Part of me have no sympathy for the parents because it’s them that caused their child to turn out this way. It’s sad really but a lot of Asian parents do this shit. We all love to meme about it but at the end of the day the situation itself is fucked up.

@Tordy Clark Yes actually. I have. Still dont think planning out their murder was the best thing lmaoo.

@wolfaesthetic thank god, someone with a brain that works properly. Bless you.

@Gankageddon she's probably already tired of life at this point that she just wants to confess lol

You didn't have parents like hers, so why are you shaking your head? Have a bit of perspective.

Because you'd have nerves of steel, right? Lookout, we got a bad ass over here ☝

I'm not defending the murder. Have you MET Vietnamese parents?

I mean I get nervous when police go near me and I know damn well ive done nothing wrong so police asking u if you killed ur parent would probably make me nervous .....


Her yelling to her dad that she’s okay probably terrified the shit out of him, considering the fact that he saw her walking around the house with her mother’s killers.

Her yelling to her dad that she’s okay probably terrified the shit out of him, considering the fact that he saw her walking around the house with her mother’s killers.

@AkiKat Thanks for commenting under my post with proper grammar. I totally agree with and understand your point. There is always a motive, no matter how big or small.

@AkiKat Thanks for commenting under my post with proper grammar. I totally agree with and understand your point. There is always a motive, no matter how big or small.

@Xavier Mayi stop trying to justify someone losing their life when they wanted the best for her most parents want they children to be a honor student she lived a whole double life she was ungrateful and they did right by taking her away from that trash bf of hers only to find out ya daughter put a hit out on you 🤦🏾♀ she NEEDS HELP that’s literally heartless ppl go through worst shit with they parents and she just offs her parents all because they set discipline on that ass, cause she needed it !!! For fucking up in the first place !!!!! If she was more honest and not a little sneaky person she maybe could of had the freedom parents maybe strict but they are always right in the end , she had potential to be great all that opportunity she had especially being privileged that’s a slap in the face to one’s who are poor struggling and can’t even afford a good education & look at her now fucking around with that bf she in the deepest shit of her life. That was the dumbest hit ever , she would’ve never gotten away with it 💯

@Xavier Mayi You are both arguing the same point... Her parents sucked... she shouldn't be a killer. No one is justifying anything lol. You are just arguing the same said in a different way.

@Xavier Mayi You are both arguing the same point... Her parents sucked... she shouldn't be a killer. No one is justifying anything lol. You are just arguing the same said in a different way.

@AkiKat Just to add something real quick that some seemed to overlook. (I don't mean this as an "own", just to add something important from her case).
"Then why would she go out of her way to even kill her parents if that were not the case, and if that is the only reason we are to have?"
According to the police, as they (Pan and her boyfriend) came up with a plan to hire a professional hitman for $10,000 to kill her parents, they calculated that she would then inherit $500,000. And the listed motives for this crime besides "retaliation to alleged childhood abuse", are "romantic relationship" and "monetary gain".

@Juul thank you! Life is going better now 💕

@Juul thank you! Life is going better now 💕

@Mr. Ryan I <b>did</b> say I wouldn't respond anymore, but I just want to say that I'm glad it's not putting much stress on you, or taking up much time either! Hope you do well.

@Mr. Ryan I *did* say I wouldn't respond anymore, but I just want to say that I'm glad it's not putting much stress on you, or taking up much time either! Hope you do well.

@AkiKat I’m good. I haven’t responded to anything not directly addressed to me, and it takes me all of a minute or so in a 24 hour day to respond to the ones that are.

@AkiKat I’m good. I haven’t responded to anything not directly addressed to me, and it takes me all of a minute or so in a 24 hour day to respond to the ones that are.

@Mr. Ryan  I do not act like that. You trying to say I am acting in a way that I have not demonstrated. In fact, I agree that murder is not always some clear, logical, thought out process. In fact, I'd go to say that in most cases it's not. The thing is, murder, even when not clear, thought out, or logical, in the vast majority of cases has some reason for being done. It can be as little as, "This person annoys me," or as big as, "My entire family died due to this person."

I also want to bring up another point. If you had a sexual assault victim who had killed their assaulter, then claimed that they had done it because the assaulter assaulted them, would you not give believe them just for the sake of giving them the benefit of the doubt? I am not saying that you should defend them for doing it in any way, I am just stating that there is more than likely some motive for doing so, and that the only possible motive we have right now is the one given. Also, judging by the amount of messages you've replied to, you seem to be somewhat obsessed with this. You should really take a break from this, because clinging onto something so much can lead to stress. It can also waste time that you could be using to do more important things than simply stress yourself out. Thank you for reading, and please take a break for yourself.
[edit, I will not reply to anything after this, because I've wasted too much time as it is arguing over nothing.]

@AkiKat I don’t know, neither do you. You act like murder is always some clear logical thought process, it’s not.

@AkiKat I don’t know, neither do you. You act like murder is always some clear logical thought process, it’s not.

@Mr. Ryan Then why would she go out of her way to even kill her parents if that were not the case, and if that is the only reason we are to have? Most people do not murder simply to murder.

@Mr. Ryan Then why would she go out of her way to even kill her parents if that were not the case, and if that is the only reason we are to have? Most people do not murder simply to murder.

@AkiKat No, I can’t. How many times do I need to explain that my issue here is that the only accounts of Jennifer Pan’s parents being abusive are from Jennifer and her defense team in a murder trial? I’m not gonna slander the name of a murdered woman just because that’s what her murderer told me to think.

@Mr. Ryan Can we just agree that both parties were bad? Like, she shouldn't have murdered her parents and she's a shit person for doing so. Taking the life of another is never okay, especially with how manipulative she was of the entire situation, <b>but also</b> it was pretty clear that her parents were mentally abusive and harsh to her from a young age, which most likely stifled a lot of brain development and caused some trauma. You can have a world where nobody is in the right. (I edited it to try to make my point slightly clearer. Apologies.)

@Mr. Ryan Can we just agree that both parties were bad? Like, she shouldn't have murdered her parents and she's a shit person for doing so. Taking the life of another is never okay, especially with how manipulative she was of the entire situation, *but also* it was pretty clear that her parents were mentally abusive and harsh to her from a young age, which most likely stifled a lot of brain development and caused some trauma. You can have a world where nobody is in the right. (I edited it to try to make my point slightly clearer. Apologies.)

@The True Patriot Hey, i just wanted to say im feeling very sorry for u, and that u deserve better in this life! I hope u doing better now… i think ur a really good and strong person. Respect for u! :)

@The True Patriot Hey, i just wanted to say im feeling very sorry for u, and that u deserve better in this life! I hope u doing better now… i think ur a really good and strong person. Respect for u! :)

@trojan can you actually cite any instances of me being “Mr. Strawman”? You seem to have a misunderstanding of the term, maybe I can help you clear that up.

@trojan can you actually cite any instances of me being “Mr. Strawman”? You seem to have a misunderstanding of the term, maybe I can help you clear that up.

@Racmaster00 That's blatantly wrong and you don't understand the situation. The ultimatum was 'You don't leave this house except for school.'

@Racmaster00 That's blatantly wrong and you don't understand the situation. The ultimatum was 'You don't leave this house except for school.'

@Shen S I didn’t say anything like that. I was specifically arguing against a guy who said he assumed they were stereotypical Asian parents.

@Shen S I didn’t say anything like that. I was specifically arguing against a guy who said he assumed they were stereotypical Asian parents.

@Xavier Mayi do you have any proof of the fact that they locked her up? im not saying your lying im just interested in knowing how horribly she was treated, she could've pleaded insanity from years of abuse

@Xavier Mayi do you have any proof of the fact that they locked her up? im not saying your lying im just interested in knowing how horribly she was treated, she could've pleaded insanity from years of abuse

I want her to teach me in depth about how to lie like she does

I want her to teach me in depth about how to lie like she does

@Emma Rain You’re putting words in my mouth. I don’t know that they did or didn’t do anything wrong and neither do you. All sorts of people turn out awful in spite of what would be considered good parents.

@Emma Rain You’re putting words in my mouth. I don’t know that they did or didn’t do anything wrong and neither do you. All sorts of people turn out awful in spite of what would be considered good parents.

@卩卂D卩卂尺卂丂匚卄卂 what mindset? To not condemn other people as bad parents due to the claims of a lying murderer?

@卩卂D卩卂尺卂丂匚卄卂 what mindset? To not condemn other people as bad parents due to the claims of a lying murderer?

@King Arthur what specifically was said in this video that you thought was so bad about her parents?

@King Arthur what specifically was said in this video that you thought was so bad about her parents?

@Mr. Ryan  Her parents did nothing wrong? They cared so little about who she was as a person, but who they expected her to be. And that was to be a successful doctor. They clearly neglected to instil a sense of morality in their daughter, you know, that lying won’t get you very far and murder is a really bad thing. I’m curious to know if she ever felt loved by them. In any case authoritative parents have the worst parenting technique, and these two set the wheels in motion for their daughter to become a liar at 16 (probably earlier, and these weren’t little white lies that all teenagers tell, she faked a graduation for crying out loud) and a murderer at 24. Obviously no one is debating they deserved to be murdered, they did not, and she is in jail where she belongs. It’s just not your average parent that produces a child in such an environment that they grow up to murder.

@Racmaster00 where he makes excuses for her

If i made excuses for nazis, people would tell md to stop defending nazis.

@Racmaster00 where he makes excuses for her

If i made excuses for nazis, people would tell md to stop defending nazis.

@Xavier Mayi are you sure she didnt lie? Do you have evidence

@Xavier Mayi are you sure she didnt lie? Do you have evidence

@Mr. Ryan Is it really so hard to fathom how environment and upringing can make people behave a certain way? Her parents were trash, she killed them. She's in jail for it. I think you have a small ego and can't concede to a stupid argument that nobody even argued, that or you're a father who abuses his kids and is having a bad case of cognitive dissonance after watching this video and realizing that your actions and decisions have consequences down the line.

@Mr. Ryan bruh, I hope u never have children with that mindset 😂

@Mr. Ryan bruh, I hope u never have children with that mindset 😂

@Gregory Cleveland oh boy we got a bring her back 10 minutes before 6 type of boy. It was her life, it really doesn’t matter what her parents think

@Gregory Cleveland oh boy we got a bring her back 10 minutes before 6 type of boy. It was her life, it really doesn’t matter what her parents think

@Mr. Ryan you probably think the mendez brothers are innocent

@Mr. Ryan you probably think the mendez brothers are innocent

@Mr. Ryan Well sure, it's baseless when you choose to ignore facts clearly presented to you in the video

@Mr. Ryan Well sure, it's baseless when you choose to ignore facts clearly presented to you in the video

@Mr. Ryan dude you’re right. The way she just knew it to be known which was another way of knowing, that she couldn’t have even seen what was to become and was beginning to pass by,  not before it nor after it was it becoming the knowing of very special and solid things. These solid in nature and volume things were of course the eventual becoming of the right things to know. Only through knowledge of becoming could she know how to truly feel through the sheer and brute force of one in the know. Incredible. But even more so that you were completely on to it from the start. Don’t worry about all these negative comments and arguments. Be apart of the now and the becoming of knowing like you already knew you were in the know of.

@King Arthur tell that to those here talking about how her parents mentally abused her. I don’t know why she lied all the time, neither does anybody else. What you’re proposing is just more baseless speculation.

@King Arthur tell that to those here talking about how her parents mentally abused her. I don’t know why she lied all the time, neither does anybody else. What you’re proposing is just more baseless speculation.

@Mr. Ryan No one is giving her the benefit of doubt, she's behind bars where she belongs. She lies about a lot of things, exactly.  Why did she grow up thinking she had to lie about everything? Why did she not feel safe enough with her own parents to not be honest with them?  There's a lot more to this than what meets the eye.

@King Arthur blaming: to assign responsibility for a fault or wrong. It’s being alleged that Jennifer’s parents overbearing strictness is what’s responsible for Jennifer murdering them. That’s blaming. Frankly even the accounts of their “overbearing” behavior don’t even sound unreasonable to me. Picking her up from school, monitoring her activities, and not allowing her to go to dances as punishment for lying and bad behavior. That’s the worst I’ve seen alleged. You seem to be missing the point that it’s unfair to besmirch the two victims as bad parents for setting rules and expectations for a child when we don’t have a definite accurate account of how they actually treated their child. In trying to understand why she did what she did people are making unfair speculations regarding the parents and that’s my issue. Jennifer was a habitual liar with a clear unreasonable thought process, and these accounts come from her and her defense team in a murder trial. She’s made baseless accusations of being gang r a pe d in her home. Why does she deserve the benefit of the doubt to be believed about her parents putting too much pressure on her? She’s lied about everything else.

@Mr. Ryan You're missing the entire point though. It's not about blaming anyone. It's about trying to see the psychological reasoning for WHY she did what she did.  The obvious point that it is completely wrong and immoral shouldn't really need to be relayed, as its obvious. If the public can know why and how this ended up happening, we'll all be better off as a society to stop cases like this from happening again.

@Mr. Ryan It wasn't only from Jennifer, there were POLICE involved and to get all events right they ask people who were close to the family, friends, and yes. Jennifer herself. Weird hypocrite how? When I see you've been arguing over the same subject with another person? And you are entitled to your opinion, I presented mine and you've tried to change it multiple times by both attacking me as a person which I did back, saying my pov is wrong simply because it isnt yours and despite me saying MULTIPLE TIMES that what she did was very much wrong, no one deserved to die, but that if her parents were all that nice and the ultimatum wasn't presented nor anything else would've happened in her life, NO KILLING WOULD'VE HAPPENED.

I'm leaving with that paragraph as I see that no matter what I say you are still hunching over trying to gaslight my pov in order to present your argument better. You must be really fun at parties and an incredible person to disagree with. Good riddance.

@whisperingmists bad for her! Do you want a prize because we agree?

@whisperingmists bad for her! Do you want a prize because we agree?

@Trang Thai asian, Indian, or Dutch, feeling trapped is feeling trapped no matter the country.

@Trang Thai asian, Indian, or Dutch, feeling trapped is feeling trapped no matter the country.

@Xavier Mayi you’re justifying her actions. it’s basically why you’re saying

@Xavier Mayi you’re justifying her actions. it’s basically why you’re saying

@Mr. Ryan you’re trying to seem not try hard by adding lore, that was what I said, can you read?

@Mr. Ryan you’re trying to seem not try hard by adding lore, that was what I said, can you read?

@Xavier Mayi I had parents with similar expectations and rules. I moved out at 16. She was 24, and instead of making the choice to be independent, she chose to kill them.

@Xavier Mayi I had parents with similar expectations and rules. I moved out at 16. She was 24, and instead of making the choice to be independent, she chose to kill them.

@King Arthur uve neva met anybody under 25 u wld consider a grown adult?! I can't say I agree with that bt to each its own

@King Arthur uve neva met anybody under 25 u wld consider a grown adult?! I can't say I agree with that bt to each its own

@nikoli jones Fair point. She looks and acts like a child, even outside of these interrogations too though, so it just baffles me why you'd call her "grown". I've never met anyone under 25 and considered them to be a grown ass adult before. Barely any life experience at that point

@King Arthur she's acting bud how could u take any mannerisms of hers serious? till after she realizes she killed her parents for some money she will never get behind bars im pretty sure we'd all b shaking like a leaf 💁🏾♂

@King Arthur she's acting bud how could u take any mannerisms of hers serious? till after she realizes she killed her parents for some money she will never get behind bars im pretty sure we'd all b shaking like a leaf 💁🏾♂

@Ducki I keep seeing this argument that they were such loving parents because they didn't want her dating a drug dealer. The parents had no clue he was dealing drugs at that point. They didn't like him because he was mixed race, which speaks volumes of the parents' character

@King Arthur if ur 24 years old living at home it ain't your house anymore u don't like the rules leave we talkn bout a grown ass woman

@King Arthur if ur 24 years old living at home it ain't your house anymore u don't like the rules leave we talkn bout a grown ass woman

@theWebWizrd didnt the video say her parents were vietnamese? so surely thats different to pakistan 🤨

@theWebWizrd didnt the video say her parents were vietnamese? so surely thats different to pakistan 🤨

@Xavier Mayi All I see is a couple of parents who care about their daughter, they told her to leave the drug dealing boyfriend or she'll be cut off  cause they aint gonna support that lifestyle. She could have easily lived her life happily with her drug dealer boyfriend but now she gonna be living in prison

@King Arthur 1st paragraph: I’ve only seen any claims of being overly strict or abusive reported credited to Jennifer or her close friends. 2nd paragraph: yes that is exactly what I’m saying. 3rd paragraph seems incredibly speculative and not definitively indicative of anything. My whole argument is this guy going on about Jennifer’s parents putting her in a figurative cage has nothing but baseless speculation to support it so why make such damning definitive claims? It’s victim blaming and not even well supported victim blaming at that.

@Mr. Ryan I'm not sure where the information of her upbringing came from.  Could've came from her, her brother, other family members, friends, who knows. We don't have all the information of someone's life from one relatively short video.  Personally, I can't put blame on the parents for one act she did. Though I can see why she thought it was her only way out.  Which is the thing you seem to be arguing against.

If we start putting blame on parents for the acts of their children when they are grown adults, that's gonna lead to one slippery slope.

Even in the video it shows clear signs that she was abused. The fact that after the officer was berating her, and officially arrested her for murder; she was asking him to stay in the room with her.  She's more scared to be alone than with someone she shouldn't feel very comfortable with.

@King Arthur I can’t see that because I’m not going to take the word of Jennifer Pan on anything. Especially not after being put on trial for conspiracy to commit murder and her lying on the stand during that. Do you have some different understanding of the word blaming? Blaming: to assign responsibility for a fault or wrong. So assigning responsibility for the way Jennifer acted isn’t blaming? Huh?

@Mr. Ryan If you cannot see how the parents' actions played a role in Jen's decision making, I'm not sure what to tell you.  Most people don't wind up ending their parents' lives.  On the rare occasion it does happen, there is usually some form of abuse going on that the child is trying to get away from in a way they know will make it stop.  Abuse and trauma have significant impact on brain function and decision making.

Your straw man is making it seem like someone is blaming the parents, when in reality they're just pointing out the role they played for why Jennifer thinks and behaves the way she did.

If I learn a term three minutes ago or three decades ago, makes no difference. Thanks for the example of an ad hominem though, just because I don't agree with what you're saying.

@xxx Absolutely, plus her parents seem to be normal under Asian standards... She had access to piano, figure skating, if not more... They were pretty decent imo.

@xxx Absolutely, plus her parents seem to be normal under Asian standards... She had access to piano, figure skating, if not more... They were pretty decent imo.

@King Arthur gosh if only there was some way to be 24 years old and not have a 9 pm curfew. Such entitlement. A curfew couldn’t  possibly be a result of her constantly lying could it? Can you demonstrate how I’m “straw Manning” anything  or committing too many logical fallacies to even count? Because otherwise I just assume you learned those terms today.

@Mr. Ryan Yes, a cage. She was 24 years old with a 9pm curfew, among many other restrictions and expectations put on her.  I didn't see Xavier's comment as justifying the girl's actions, but highlighting the parents'.

Also, you most definitely are straw manning Xavier's comments just so you can feel good about "winning" some pointless debate.

Way too many logical fallacies in this thread to even count

@Xavier Mayi I love when people accuse someone else of trying too hard to win an argument while they’re simultaneously trying really hard to win that argument.

@Xavier Mayi I love when people accuse someone else of trying too hard to win an argument while they’re simultaneously trying really hard to win that argument.

@OhFishyFish *to be terrified of you lol

@OhFishyFish *to be terrified of you lol

@Xavier Mayi Want their kid to get good grades and not date trash drug dealers = A CAGE Lol. You’re trashing a murdered woman and a man almost shot to death as abusers on very weak claims only supported by a lying murderer and those claims still didn’t even sound any different from expectations from most any other parent anywhere.

@Mr. Ryan I was raised by a VERY abusive father... he tortured me mentally,  physically,  and emotionally for decades.  I never tried to kill him, I moved away and made a life for myself. He'll have to answer to God someday,  I never felt the need to murder him.

@Maxi Milian it’s a figurative cage, mental one.

@Maxi Milian it’s a figurative cage, mental one.

@pyropulse you didn’t do a very good job of reading that conversation. Try again.

@pyropulse you didn’t do a very good job of reading that conversation. Try again.

@Mr. Ryan you’re the one jumping to assumptions by assuming her parents were ‘stereotypical Asian parents’ and partially excusing Jennifer’s actions while simultaneously claiming to not ‘jumping to assumptions.’

You are a walking pile of contradictions

@Xavier Mayi nah they didnt lock her in a cage bruhbruh. they gave her an ulitmatum in which she had the choice to leave behind her parents without actually killing them...

@Xavier Mayi nah they didnt lock her in a cage bruhbruh. they gave her an ulitmatum in which she had the choice to leave behind her parents without actually killing them...

@Racmaster00 and imma start ignoring you seeing the level of intelligence im debating against

@Racmaster00 and imma start ignoring you seeing the level of intelligence im debating against

@Racmaster00HAHAHA Yeah, just add that the wife used the car all the time and never filled the gas up, and always demanded the tank be filled for her. Stop trying to come up with dumb analogies, they dont even fit.

@Racmaster00HAHAHA Yeah, just add that the wife used the car all the time and never filled the gas up, and always demanded the tank be filled for her. Stop trying to come up with dumb analogies, they dont even fit.

@Xavier Mayi the way you’re blaming them is like this: a man and his wife share a car. The man always has to fill up the gas tank because the wife always forgets to. One day he snaps and hires someone to kill his wife. You then blame the wife. Although he could have divorced her, gotten a second car, talked to his wife, he didn’t. He killed her, but you blame the blame for being murdered. So in this scenario is it the wife’s fault for the man’s actions, even though he had plenty of other options?

@Racmaster00 you still have ignored all my other responses, bc you know im right. The other guy was defending the parents, and i am not defending the girl. Thoughts? Or you dont have any left?

@Racmaster00 you still have ignored all my other responses, bc you know im right. The other guy was defending the parents, and i am not defending the girl. Thoughts? Or you dont have any left?

@Racmaster00 some people handle trauma differently? Im not arguing against you anymore, no point. Think whatever you wish

@Racmaster00 some people handle trauma differently? Im not arguing against you anymore, no point. Think whatever you wish

@Xavier Mayi no, you’re still wrong. There’s way stricter parents than those two and their kids didn’t murder them. She did this to herself, it’s no one else’s fault

@Xavier Mayi no, you’re still wrong. There’s way stricter parents than those two and their kids didn’t murder them. She did this to herself, it’s no one else’s fault

@Racmaster00you act like for everyone it’s so easy to study and get good grades. Yes she could’ve lived with her boyfriend, but she wouldn’t have killed them if they didn’t drive her nuts, that’s the thing, it all started with the parents’ expectations yet you can’t counter argue with that can you? You keep saying she could’ve chosen a diff path and I agree, but that doesn’t change the fact that bc the parents messed up first this all happened.

@Racmaster00 it’s on the vid, she lied to not be faced with punishment which guess what, she ended up facing, the ultimatum.

@Racmaster00 it’s on the vid, she lied to not be faced with punishment which guess what, she ended up facing, the ultimatum.

@Racmaster00 ah yes, you know the easiest path of them all? Not driving your daughter insane in the first place

@Racmaster00 ah yes, you know the easiest path of them all? Not driving your daughter insane in the first place

@Xavier Mayi she did this to herself, there were a million other paths she could have taken, instead she decided to kill her parents. That’s on her and no one else.

@Xavier Mayi she did this to herself, there were a million other paths she could have taken, instead she decided to kill her parents. That’s on her and no one else.

@Xavier Mayi you act like she was forced to drop out and lie about her grades, she could have just studied instead of dropping out and living with a drug dealer... she lied about everything in her life, not out of fear but out of selfishness. If she wanted to get away from her parents she could have stayed with her boyfriend, but she was greedy and wanted their money, so she killed them...

@Xavier Mayi we don’t know that, we can’t assume that

@Xavier Mayi we don’t know that, we can’t assume that

@Racmaster00 i agree. I never said the opposite, can you read?

@Racmaster00 i agree. I never said the opposite, can you read?

@Racmaster00 'apparently they were strict, they didnt beat her or anything. Stop trying to justify her actions.' Or somg among those lines. I never defended her, for one, but i see that this wouldnt have happened without the parents behaving that way.

@Racmaster00 With lies? Like, if you cannot live with someone without lying to your parents about a hundred other things is that freedom to you?

@Racmaster00 With lies? Like, if you cannot live with someone without lying to your parents about a hundred other things is that freedom to you?

@Xavier Mayi them being a bad parents doesn’t justify her killing them

@Xavier Mayi them being a bad parents doesn’t justify her killing them

@Xavier Mayi point out where he’s defending the parents

@Xavier Mayi point out where he’s defending the parents

@Xavier Mayi they literally say in the video that she lived with her boyfriend, they weren’t locking her any where

@Xavier Mayi they literally say in the video that she lived with her boyfriend, they weren’t locking her any where

@Xavier Mayi you make a good point , very unfortunate how she went about the the situation🤷🏾♀

@Xavier Mayi you make a good point , very unfortunate how she went about the the situation🤷🏾♀

I was thinking that, or - I noticed when she said “dad! “I’m” calling 911, as a way to let him know there’s no need for himself to call, and give his take on the home invasion - if only he was able to speak to 911 and say his side which I’m sure would contradict hers !

@Drummer Snare If it did you just know her defense what have brought it up as a claim during the trial. The extent of their prenatal criticism was being pushy and having high expectations. The fact is though she was a grown adult when this happened. She was not being locked away and abused. It was made clear to her that she was free to not listen to their expectations but she would have to go and take care of herself like the adult she was. Instead she chose to stay and be housed, fed and clothed like a child. She wanted all of the positives without the expectations that came with it.

@Mr. Ryan it’s just now being applied to you, so yes, a reminder was necessary

@Mr. Ryan it’s just now being applied to you, so yes, a reminder was necessary

@Mr. Ryan you shouldn’t have been dating her if you knew her parents didn’t approve of it and it wasn’t allowed culturally or religiously in her household as long as she was in their household.

@Mr. Ryan you shouldn’t have been dating her if you knew her parents didn’t approve of it and it wasn’t allowed culturally or religiously in her household as long as she was in their household.

@Xavier Mayi being strict doesn’t make you a shit parent!

@Xavier Mayi being strict doesn’t make you a shit parent!

@Drummer Snare I don’t, neither does anybody else. It’s why I’m implying people shouldn’t jump to assumptions about these people.

@Drummer Snare I don’t, neither does anybody else. It’s why I’m implying people shouldn’t jump to assumptions about these people.

@rel yes that’s exactly what I said, not sure why you needed to remind me.

@rel yes that’s exactly what I said, not sure why you needed to remind me.

@Mr. Ryan how do you know none of that occurred?

@Mr. Ryan how do you know none of that occurred?

@theWebWizrd I’m not going to assume they were “stereotypical Asian parents” because I’ve never met them or witnessed their parenting.

@theWebWizrd I’m not going to assume they were “stereotypical Asian parents” because I’ve never met them or witnessed their parenting.

@Crowned Oasis i think they meant a figurative cage

@Crowned Oasis i think they meant a figurative cage

@Xavier Mayi They locked her in a cage?!

@Xavier Mayi They locked her in a cage?!

@xxx where am I justifying murder. Where. Point. It. Out. I’m just saying you shouldn’t defend strict parents on any occasion and that they shouldn’t be able to have children. Read first, talk later.

@xxx where am I justifying murder. Where. Point. It. Out. I’m just saying you shouldn’t defend strict parents on any occasion and that they shouldn’t be able to have children. Read first, talk later.

@Xavier Mayi I myself have some emotionally distant, at times overly controlling and verbally abusive parents. Otherwise they are great, most of the time in fact. I have had many friends with worse parents than I. Also consider the case of the thirteen or so kids that were held as prisoner in their own house by their parents and neglected and abused every day. You think they're all killers because of the abuse they went through? Nothing justifies becoming a MURDERER.

@Mr. Ryan you stop trying to justify mental abuse, and they did lock her in a cage. Authoritarian parents aren't lenient on letting their children have a normal life, stop trying to justify people who don't deserve to have children.

@OhFishyFish terrified? Apparently they were strict, it’s not like they molested her, beat her, or kept her locked in a cage. Stop trying to justify this idiots actions.

@OhFishyFish terrified? Apparently they were strict, it’s not like they molested her, beat her, or kept her locked in a cage. Stop trying to justify this idiots actions.

This is what happens when you spend 20 years raising a child terrified of you.

This is what happens when you spend 20 years raising a child terrified of you.

@Callum Lambkin wow I never looked at it that way

@Callum Lambkin wow I never looked at it that way

@Christopher Anderson you know you're probably right. After all he'd been through he heard her voice and went "oh fuck she wants me dead"

Han yelling out and Jennifer answering must have made both of them shit their pants lol

@Christopher Anderson you know you're probably right. After all he'd been through he heard her voice and went "oh fuck she wants me dead"

Han yelling out and Jennifer answering must have made both of them shit their pants lol

Probably why he ran outside as fast as he could, so she couldn’t finish the job. Pretty chilling.

Probably why he ran outside as fast as he could, so she couldn’t finish the job. Pretty chilling.


The part where her Dad was screaming "help" in the background was the most horrifyingly heart-breaking thing ever

@akl lksdjf what? are you in tears watching this? it's entertainment like any other

for real. i wasn't ready for that. i tried to focus on the rest of the video but that part kept replaying in my mind

Yeah I had to stop the video. Just too depressing 😥

@World Domination You think what you say. And as Buddha said: We are what we think we are.

@Staeni92 Official I can think whatever I want. What I say in a YouTube comment is insignificant to the outcome of this event

@World Domination It is up to the victim if they deserved it or not, not to you.

@Ylan maybe that’s why you misinterpreted the intention behind my original comment. Because you’re not an English speaking native? Idk can’t help u but ok carry on weirdo

@Stephanie Martinez Hey You litteraly compared it to a movie... should you re-read your comment ? <br>I can get this is about wording but yeah , first time being called stupid on internet... hopefully not the last from a very intelligently worded person ... ( I'll get my excuse for bad wording as I'm not english speaking native...) but yeah.. fu :)

@Stephanie Martinez Hey You litteraly compared it to a movie... should you re-read your comment ?
I can get this is about wording but yeah , first time being called stupid on internet... hopefully not the last from a very intelligently worded person ... ( I'll get my excuse for bad wording as I'm not english speaking native...) but yeah.. fu :)

@Stephanie Martinez hum... ookayyyyy ?<br> Yeah it's not a movie and I'd never understand how it can seems to be so "entertaining" ? rather than informative about our own nature.... rather sinister but ... okayyyy...

@Stephanie Martinez hum... ookayyyyy ?
 Yeah it's not a movie and I'd never understand how it can seems to be so "entertaining" ? rather than informative about our own nature.... rather sinister but ... okayyyy...

@Stephanie Martinez did it for you? "better" than a movie. Did you get some kind of grotesque satisfaction from it?

@PartyRaveAnimal Def not looking that up

Human distraught screams are more terrifying than any snuff video ever. like the "brick video" is so fucking mentally horrifying and yet we dont see anything but the screams. fucking traumatizing, yall dont look it up.

Yeah, fr...hands down the coldest, ya gotta ask yourself if when she was on the phone with 911 with her father in the background with screams of agonizing pain she didn't fight back giggle.... evil has many different faces

Imagine being Jennifer, who planned all of that and heard her own parents' scream.. I think I'm gonna have a mental breakdown unless I'm a psychopath.

Heartbreaking 💔 she tries to out scream him. Evil

My sweet summer child, you haven't seen 00.1% of the horrendous shit on the internet

@Sadie Ireland I literally even said myself that it was hard to hear. Tf?

@Sadie Ireland dude, i wasn’t trying to, it was just what we were talking about.

@Sadie Ireland her dad screaming "help!"

It could possibly be her accomplice trying to sell the situation.

@Dalia it's really heartbreaking girl. hang in there!

im trying so hard to convince myself this is fake

@Jan Eric ofc! i think it starts at 3:35

Too much, not saying leave it out. It was just too much for me personally.

Same my heart broken and had to stop the video

Yeahhhhh.... that did it for me. This was better than any “murder/Homicide” movie.

Yes! It gave me chills and filled me with sadness.


I can’t believe that this person puts this much time into these videos- like- it’s well edited and it’s so long. Respect.

@Mishaal Zk you obviously don't know how little YouTube ads actually pay.

It's not so much work when you know what you are talking about

He isn’t doin* it for the heck of it brother is making mad $$$$$ this is his bread and butter

The money he will be making from these will make it worth it tho

It's not really a daunting task with the editing he did in this video


How does this girl not realize they’re building a case against her?! It basically becomes a therapy session.

@Jeff Au_blum That's still wrong. Falsehood is falsehood. There are people who feel helpless, especially people who were in some way subject to get learned helplessness. In other words: There are innocents who just give up and say anything the POLICE wants. And also, as much as someone can get caught up in his own lies, someone can get caught up in the detective's lies. The subject will get stressed and give a false confession. The subjects with no endurance even quicker. Bottomline: A BLUFF IS NO EXCUSE. Bluffing is what criminals and draconuc dictatorships do. It should be classified as a human rights violation. Along with jury trial. And infrared and X-rays are 2 different things. And 5G is below infrared. If you find 5G threatening, you should be worried about visible light.

@volarecantare what he said about infrared X-Rays was him bluffing to make jennifer think that they had solid evidence against her. Dunno abt the 5 g thing

Adam 86- that’s good that they got her. She did a bad thing.

@Margie Marion well she did it. So good thing she was stupid and didn't ask for a attorney.

It seemed like that was the first time ever that anyone had shown interest in her life and encouraged her to talk about her problems. For 24 years she desperately needed someone to confide in, but never had anybody who would listen. These interviews were likely the first time she’s ever been treated as a human, and it’s probably why she didn’t question anything. Nobody had ever shown her any ounce of empathy. When it happens though and once you begin to pour your feelings out, it’s hard to stop.

@Adam 86 Strong disagree that they would think "government is their friend"-- given her parents' age, they were likely Vietnam war refugees (often from families that supported the capitalist side or simply weren't friends of the government there). I know Vietnamese Americans, they refuse to call it Ho Chi Minh City, to this day they call it Saigon.

And yeah, Jen does a lot of stupid stuff, but she was a C student after all. I'd give her murder plot a C-, lots of room for improvement

@volarecantare He is absolutely intentionally lying. Of course he knows we can't do that. If we could, then he would have that video. And he doesn't. It's just a technique to make the suspect feel like any resistance is futile. They have all the information they need.

Guess that’s why she didn’t fake a law degree 🤪

@Holly Rittler I guess she wanted so much someone to vent and didn't even realize…

@volarecantare Your county got rid of their best detectives back in 45’. Colonel Hans Landa.

@Kyle Vernon That's was not the essence what he did. He did say falsehoods. That's inexcusable. In my country he'd be banned from detective business and obligated to pay her an income if social damage was done by that.

@Adam 86 Nope. Just the US and apparently Canada. Not here in Germany. And we keep hearing about the USA on how often innocent people get convicted there and the guilty stayed free until exposure.

@Adam 86 First of all, it’s Canada. Secondly, it’s an interrogation, not a therapy session. They’re not lying to her for the sake of lying, they’re bluffing to make her confess out of fear of being caught. They’re not actually going to use the made up mumbo jumbo in court as an actual way to get her, they’ll use the confession as that is what matters most.

They could outright say “we know you did it because of X, Y, and Z” and it would be just as effective psychologically to say “we know you did it because of €, @, and ¥” but without actually devolving any evidence they have against her so they can build a better case without her knowing about it.

@Margie Marion yep, apparently its legal in canada for them to lie during interviews!! never talk to police lol

Asians are often raised in a bubble by parents and their culture thinks government and authority is their friend. It's naively not known by her that the US/western govt is horrible and only out to get you. Pretty common.

@adopted box hehe I shouldn't laugh but it's funny seeing comments when people haven't watched the whole video. At least you admitted your mistake, one you will never make again :)

@lonelycrona I saw another video about the outcome of this case. They said some of the techniques the police used are illegal in some countries. She was wrong to get others to murder her mother and almost murder her father. Now she is paying the price for what she did.

@volarecantare ah nvm i watched the whole thing he was trying to call her bluff and get her to confess

well to be fair she was in a really shitty situation with all the pressure from her parents, that obviously doesn't mean it's right to kill them but it made her vulnerable towards the strategy the detectives used

@volarecantare um what are you talking about?

And also bold. I would've told that detective that what he said contradicts the electro magnetic spectrum. INFRARED like X-ray? Difference like night and day. He would've made me aggressive and defensive to science on the spot. I bet the detective also believes that 5G causes cancer.

And that is when she should have asked for an attorney and not answer anymore questions.

that’s what i was thinking. if i was in that situation i’d be wondering “is any of this relevant”

guess she thought she seemed more legit without a lawyer.. altho thats never a bad thing, even if youre innocent, getting falsly convicted is maybe just a tad bit worse than rightfully.