Her parents: You can't even kill us properly! You're a failure! At your age I was twice your age! Look at me, I'm barely dead!

Her parents: You can't even kill us properly! You're a failure! At your age I was twice your age! Look at me, I'm barely dead!

WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE I WAS TWICE YOUR AGE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

WHEN I WAS YOUR AGE I WAS TWICE YOUR AGE AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

NO NO NO😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙊🙉🙈💥

NO NO NO😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🙊🙉🙈💥

@Donkey Bellerin They were Vietnamese actually and I think her parents were just showed tough love but I do think it probably was hard on her. They didn't deserve to die though they were hard on her because they wanted to have good future and I do disagree with their method though.

@Donkey Bellerin she is Vietnamese.......

@Donkey Bellerin she is Vietnamese.......

“At your age I was twice your age” LMAOOOOOOOOO

“At your age I was twice your age” LMAOOOOOOOOO

Donkey Bellerin firstly their vietnamese, secondly do you really feel zero compassion for people being killed by their own children???

Donkey Bellerin firstly their vietnamese, secondly do you really feel zero compassion for people being killed by their own children???

Donkey Bellerin both parents were immigrants, the worked from the bottom and slowly build their life up, her dad was a dye maker, and her mom was a car builder, they probably worked way harder than she ever had, so ofc they would have high expectations

i wonder if her dad ever feels like it should have been him and not the mother. i couldn't live with the fact that i raised someone who murdered my wife and tried to murder me. the amount of guilt i'd feel would be unbearable.

i wonder if her dad ever feels like it should have been him and not the mother. i couldn't live with the fact that i raised someone who murdered my wife and tried to murder me. the amount of guilt i'd feel would be unbearable.

@Marium Thank you for expressing your opinion. Yes, I have reconsidered what I originally wrote and do believe that you can still raise successful children without being rigidly dogmatic when it comes to schoolwork, grades and whatnot. And it might even be beneficial to the children's mental well-being for their parents to be more laissez faire in these regards. Have a good weekend.

@Soldier for Christ that’s not true. I have asian parents. That kind of pressure is toxic and creates a lot of problems for the kids. In my community, most of us are unhappy. Many choose careers they are miserable in and end up pushing abuse into our future kids. You don’t have to be abusive to have successful kids. Structure is not the same as abuse. Freedom is good for kids too.

@Donkey Bellerin idk about you but as an asian myself (easy asian)

I used to say that they are abusive to me than i realize they are caring as fck to me. Not only that i realize i could be a burden in my family just because they are soft to me

There are many examples what happens when kids arent thought about discipline they turning into a jerk (i witness it myself) they even wanted to throw away their grandma

Sorry for the bad english

@Donkey Bellerin // they're neither chinese or Korean 🤦♀

@Donkey Bellerin // they're neither chinese or Korean 🤦♀

DON'T TAKE JAB EXPERIMENTAL GENE THERAPY!!!!!!!!!!

Am I the only person who read that in the voice of Amy Wong’s parents from Futurama? 😅

Am I the only person who read that in the voice of Amy Wong’s parents from Futurama? 😅

Donkey Bellerin it’s not just chinese or korean, in this case the parents were Vietnamese (I’m also vietnamese 🙃)

Donkey Bellerin it’s not just chinese or korean, in this case the parents were Vietnamese (I’m also vietnamese 🙃)

I've liked a lot of the comments but this, this was the best.

I've liked a lot of the comments but this, this was the best.

@Donkey Bellerin she was dating a drug dealer since like 16 or smth so like its kinda her fault her parents were so strict.

@Donkey Bellerin she was dating a drug dealer since like 16 or smth so like its kinda her fault her parents were so strict.

@Haikaru i apologize for assuming. i thought so because you made it seem like the parents didn't do much bad and they just wanted her to have good grades, but it's likely there was much, much more than that, way worse than the average "strict" parenting, if it made her loathe them so much she was willing to kill them without feeling remorse

@a child dude.. i AM asian and my parents WERE strict.. but that didntmake me want to f'in kill them. It made me mature as I learned how to work hard and set expectations for myself. But I'm a top student so i wouldn't know what it would he like if i was in a different situation I'm just speaking from my experience. Luckily though my parents also matured over time and since I was 15 they never set any eexpectations for me as they knew that as long as you try your best, that's enough.

@Haikaru yeah no, "tiger parents" emotionally abuse and manipulate their children it's not just wanting them to get good grades and it has a lasting effect on the child. i have the feeling you've never seen strict asian parents

@Haikaru yeah no, "tiger parents" emotionally abuse and manipulate their children it's not just wanting them to get good grades and it has a lasting effect on the child. i have the feeling you've never seen strict asian parents

Gentleman @Donkey Bellerin I love how your distaste just naturally extends to all chinese/korean parents who wants their children to finish high school instead of dating drug dealers who know bunch of murders as his close friends, even though both of the parents in this video you based your opinions on are Vietnamese.

@Soldier for Christ qierd that might just be a person by person case my mom was very lenient on grades i had autonomy on my report cards she didn't have to know everything it honestly suprised me but it didn't change my work ethic cause personally school is my business its something that I should push for they don't need to tell me to get good grades cause I already know the ramifications if I don't do well

@panfriedd so.. parents are supposed to teach their fully developed and matured child to have a personality...? I don't think anyone can "teach" people to be social. It comes more naturally to some, and others not.

@panfriedd so.. parents are supposed to teach their fully developed and matured child to have a personality...? I don't think anyone can "teach" people to be social. It comes more naturally to some, and others not.

@Donkey Bellerin I don't agree in this case. Her parents gave her the choice to live on her own and never come back. She was working as a waitress or something (from another article), so she could've chosen to live on her own and get away from her parents. There's no reason for her to kill her parents.

@Claudita Fachini <br>Sometimes the grimness of reality needs humor no matter how dark.

@Claudita Fachini
Sometimes the grimness of reality needs humor no matter how dark.

@Claudita Fachini It's just AWFUL, isn't it? I feel terrible but cannot stop laughing!

@Claudita Fachini It's just AWFUL, isn't it? I feel terrible but cannot stop laughing!

@Donkey Bellerin it's actually common for asian parents bein like this. I am asian, and was thankful my parents are strict and encouraged us to excel. Gladly we all graduated valedictorians and scholars in college. But we dont took it negatively at all instead we loved and enjoyed it.

Donkey Bellerin not just Korean/Chinese parents.......all Asian parents

Donkey Bellerin not just Korean/Chinese parents.......all Asian parents

@ShrunkenJam12 no, it's much more complicated then you make it out to be. Success can be measured by many different metrics. Are they more successful it terms of wealth, status, health, etc? It's incredibly stupid to say "x race is most successful", because first of all, race is not a well defined category so you may not know where to include certain groups in the overall analysis of success. Second of all, there is no concrete measurement of "success" that you could take. You have to look at specific aspects of a person's life, some of which I have mentioned before. I doubt you could ever produce to me any kind of scholarly paper that concludes on "asians are the most successful race".

@Donkey Bellerin they are vietnamese, please get the right fact. Asian has so many country.

@Donkey Bellerin they are vietnamese, please get the right fact. Asian has so many country.

@Donkey Bellerin it's not bad for parent's to expect and want their children to become what they have envisioned.. but forcing them to those choices...  is what I think is Bad.. STRICT isn't bad.. but  you should let your kids do what they want as long as they went the right path.... parent's job is to guide their children to the right path.. not stop them. being strict has it's limits to begin with.. hahaha...

“At your age I was twice your age” OMG that’s hilarious, I’m remembering that! Brilliant!

“At your age I was twice your age” OMG that’s hilarious, I’m remembering that! Brilliant!

@Donkey Bellerin You aren't alone. Other people who think this just keep our mouths shut so we won't get lumped in with the "psychopath" or have a hundred million people dogpiling us to tell us how "horrible" or "heartless" we are.

@provostic asians are the most successful race in america, it isn't too complicated

@provostic asians are the most successful race in america, it isn't too complicated

@provostic Well said, and I agree with what you wrote. Thank you for taking the time to reply and offer your input.

@provostic Well said, and I agree with what you wrote. Thank you for taking the time to reply and offer your input.

@The Crafty Crayfish Also lets not forget that of the developed countries South Korea and Japan have the highest teen suicide rate in the world because of their hardcore parenting and hardcore work ethic. There is a movement in South Korea to try and change this as it is extremely abusive at times putting teenagers through the education system in South Korea. They should be more like Finland who achieves well with better methods

@The Crafty Crayfish Yeah totally and a lot of those Asian kids with strict parents are really anti social and have poor people skills because of the abuse plus they have never had much of an opportunity to socialise properly. Meaning, that they can ultimately lack skills that people take for granted in work places

@ShrunkenJam12 I don't understand what you mean. I'm pretty sure most of the world's greatest achievements and civilizations were not produced by Asians.

@ShrunkenJam12 I don't understand what you mean. I'm pretty sure most of the world's greatest achievements and civilizations were not produced by Asians.

@Soldier for Christ  there needs to be some kind of balance. Both excessively permissive and excessively authoritarian parenting is a negative influence but in different ways. Academics and financial success are only a few things that allow a person to have a fulfilling life. Through my own experience, I can tell you that a lot of these Asian kids with tiger parents have very poor social skills as a result of them being hyperfocused on academics. As you can probably guess, being able to form different kinds of relationships with people is very important in life. I think that a parent needs authoritative, not authoritarian. You should pressure your kid to succeed academically, but also allow them to have an actual life.

@Maxtreme Some people here are calling Jennifer a pathological liar, but remember that the only reason why she lived a lie in the first place is because she could not live up to her parents incredibly demanding standards and she felt that was the only way her family would accept her.  Not justifying what she did, but in my opinion her parents actions and behavior were the catalyst for this tragedy. I am almost certain that this would not have happened if she grew up in a more supportive environment. SAD!

The "tiger parent" model of parenting that is sometimes adopted by Asian families is fundamentaly flawed and research shows that it is no more effective than more compassionate parenting styles, and in many cases can be detrimental. https://www.apa.org/monitor/2013/09/tiger-parenting  The science however does show that compassionate and supportive parenting is linked to the best developmental outcomes and highest grade point averages for children. Children of tiger parents displayed higher rates of mental illness than children with easygoing or supportive parents, as well as high levels of academic pressure and feelings of alienation from parents.

@Donkey Bellerin When you bring a being into the world and then treat it like shit all of it's life, don't be surprised when the monster you created turns on you. Dog that got kicked too many times and all that.

@Donkey Bellerin When you bring a being into the world and then treat it like shit all of it's life, don't be surprised when the monster you created turns on you. Dog that got kicked too many times and all that.

So funny. “You can’t even kill us properly!”

So funny. “You can’t even kill us properly!”

@Donkey Bellerin but they grew up in that culture of being hard on your kids. I'm asian but I'm glad my parents are strict but not that awfully strict. I failed Grade 12 Math and all my momma gives is a disappointed look then I try to tell her I don't need that shit for post secondary

ppeachyd Vietnam is in Asia. Just sayin.

ppeachyd Vietnam is in Asia. Just sayin.

Buck Rogers I agree with most of what you wrote - except the „stronger“ part. My experience is that those who bring all that shit in their family to the surface are the stronger ones. The weaker ones „adapt“, rationalize their abuse and show up in the YouTube comment section, acting all „manly“ and pretending that the shitty treatment by their parents didn’t affect them at all.

Dani That‘s not the point. Not everyone responds equally to abuse. This is how SHE responded. Many others are just always feeling miserable (while large parts of society won’t give a fuck), or they are even engaging in self-destructive behavior: Risky activities, smoking, drinking etc. - only those kinds of things are not „spectacular“ enough for a YouTube video.

Delicia James Very true. One rare human specimen in the comment section who knows what’s what!

Delicia James Very true. One rare human specimen in the comment section who knows what’s what!

Donkey Bellerin Look: I see a direct link between what she did and her parent‘s fucked up actions. The thing is: These kinds of things run deep. In all likelihood, her parents had gone through a similarly fucked up childhood (if not worse). I know it’s human to try to find someone to blame, someone „who’s guilty“. But ultimately, this isn’t in and of itself solving the problems. Patient, careful and empathy-driven work is changing things. This girl should have received help from society somehow. Maybe through a psychologist. Maybe, she should have even gotten protected from her parents. But it’s not as if her parents just decided one day to be assholes, dead-set on ruining their child‘s life. In all likelihood, they themselves were largely oblivious to what they did wrong.

I've met asian parents who wouldn't give a shit if their kid threatened suicide but would flip out if they get anything below an A in college.

I've met asian parents who wouldn't give a shit if their kid threatened suicide but would flip out if they get anything below an A in college.

Donkey Bellerin u not alone some ppl should never become parents

Donkey Bellerin u not alone some ppl should never become parents

@Donkey Bellerin I have no sympathy for the Han Parents, none whatsoever. But still, a crime is a crime.

@Donkey Bellerin I have no sympathy for the Han Parents, none whatsoever. But still, a crime is a crime.

My God 😂😂😂 you got a one way ticket to hell my friend

My God 😂😂😂 you got a one way ticket to hell my friend

@Donkey Bellerin ur the only one bc not only did they leave their homeland for her, they also were not abusive parents. Strict, sure. But she could leave and live her own life. But no, she killed them.

@Donkey Bellerin ur the only one bc not only did they leave their homeland for her, they also were not abusive parents. Strict, sure. But she could leave and live her own life. But no, she killed them.

@Donkey Bellerin High standards don't bother the competent. She spent years lying to her parents living with a drug dealer, essentially stealing from them. And when they said she could come back and all she had to do was get her life in order and go back to school she had them murdered.

@Donkey Bellerin The family in question here is Vietnamese, and all this doesn't change the fact murder is still a crime

@Donkey Bellerin The family in question here is Vietnamese, and all this doesn't change the fact murder is still a crime

Nightman221k She asked him to murder them, so she was no better.

Nightman221k She asked him to murder them, so she was no better.

@cat agreed. Stupidity can be forgiven, somewhat...the latter, well, we've seen those riots last 3 month in America

@cat agreed. Stupidity can be forgiven, somewhat...the latter, well, we've seen those riots last 3 month in America

@Soldier for Christ Me as well. My parents were laissez-faire. I did drugs, drank, smoked, committed petty crimes, so when I became a parent, I was not. I let some things slide, but when my kids wanted to do something then give up, I refused to allow them. My son is now a very good guitarist and is the first of the family to graduate college, and it cost him less than 5k for a STEM degree

@Maxtreme Fair enough. I respect your opinion, thanks for sharing.

@Maxtreme Fair enough. I respect your opinion, thanks for sharing.

@Soldier for Christ It's still forcing a life upon a child they may not want, been a rich academic isn't for everyone even if they are making money. I completely disagree with her parents parenting style. I thought they were pretty disgusting parents from the sound of it and not that it justified their murder in anyway. I would argue a healthy balance of both leisure and having standards for your child would hopefully work best. Definitely would never force a child to be something that they despised.

Best comment ever.Dark but best.Dude bravo

Best comment ever.Dark but best.Dude bravo

Donkey Bellerin bro they’re not Chinese nor Korean tho. Don’t stereotype against asians. Her parents are Vietnamese

Donkey Bellerin bro they’re not Chinese nor Korean tho. Don’t stereotype against asians. Her parents are Vietnamese

@srjskam 🤣 I don't care who u r, that's funny. Better than dude's original comment.

@srjskam 🤣 I don't care who u r, that's funny. Better than dude's original comment.

Funniest shit I've read in a long time xD

Funniest shit I've read in a long time xD

@Buck Rogers  this is true, however, I was just trying to say that no matter the amount of pressure, a murder shouldn't be justified just because the parents" had it coming" or  "deserve to die" as the comment I was replying to was saying.

@srjskam <b>"IT'S GOLD JERRY, 💰GOLD!!!"</b>

For some reason...
This comment came through in the voice of American Dad Francine's parents voice!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
"☝Baa,aah Bah!"

For some reason...
This comment came through in the voice of American Dad Francine's parents voice!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
"☝Baa,aah Bah!"

@tfvynk chang - While you likely have parents who are very similar to hers, you can't make the assumption that your unique experience in your home is exactly the same as her experience. There is likely many, many details of her childhood we will never hear about to fully understand her decisions. Also, some people need different things from their parents in childhood in order to develop into a functioning, moral adult.  You are likely a stronger individual in many aspects than this girl.

@The Waco Kid - Very true. Yet, isn't it ironic that when spousal abuse (severe emotional abuse over many years) occurs from one partner to another, we don't demand the very logical path you suggest to just leave  their abuser and live their own life. In fact, to make that same statement in the case of an emotionally abused wife will often result in accusations of extreme insensitivity and even sexism. We have even put clinical names to explain the reasons why an abused spouse chooses to stay for year after year.  I would suggest that her upbringing wasn't unlike that of an emotionally abused spouse.  It is likely more difficult for her having had to endure emotional isolation and feelings of hopelessness as a child. We often will understand the plight and irrational decision making the adult spouse chose and acquit them of extreme violence due to their status as a victim in the marriage. Many an adult woman has ended the life of her emotional abuser and were subsequently viewed as a 'battered wyfe' and acquitted of any violence chosen that ended the life of their abusive spouse. They are often even celebrated and spotlighted as a survivor. I am not advocating this girl be acquitted, just pointing out how we pick and choose sometimes from a legal perspective that often is filled with inconsistencies.

@Soldier for Christ Authoritarian parenting is still emotional neglect and abuse and the damages that it causes are evident.

@Soldier for Christ Authoritarian parenting is still emotional neglect and abuse and the damages that it causes are evident.

you free now? talk to me when you're free. - asian parents

you free now? talk to me when you're free. - asian parents

"At your age I was twice your age"

Based

"At your age I was twice your age"

Based

@Donkey Bellerin I have such parents. I still love them and it's disgusting to even say this, they're still people and wishing harm on other people- I think you should rethink this.

edit: also you got the race wrong, maybe you should reconsider having asian parents, at least I'm stressed but not stupid

Lmfao. But seriously I hope her dad lives long and well to spite her

Lmfao. But seriously I hope her dad lives long and well to spite her

How is it possible for so many ppl in this one comment reply be so ignorant, they said many times that she’s viet but I guess viet doesn’t exist, only Korean or Chinese

How is it possible for so many ppl in this one comment reply be so ignorant, they said many times that she’s viet but I guess viet doesn’t exist, only Korean or Chinese

@srjskam please stop!!!! I can't with these comments anymore!!!! I know.thus is a tragic situation but it's too freaking funny!

@srjskam please stop!!!! I can't with these comments anymore!!!! I know.thus is a tragic situation but it's too freaking funny!

"Why you not get good Vietnam killer? Why you not like daughter of cousin Binh, she only 16, she kill all her parent, grandparent three time, never get caught!"

"Why you not get good Vietnam killer? Why you not like daughter of cousin Binh, she only 16, she kill all her parent, grandparent three time, never get caught!"

@Donkey Bellerin Definately justifies killing them!

@Donkey Bellerin Definately justifies killing them!

Haahahaha I can totally picture that said in a Japanese/chinese accent! I'm going to hell!

Haahahaha I can totally picture that said in a Japanese/chinese accent! I'm going to hell!

Donkey Bellerin Jeez dude. A lot of it is culture and probably how the parents were raised themselves. I’m sure they thought they were doing what was best for her. If everyone who wasn’t a perfect parent were to be killed most of the population would be wiped out.

Oh god i feel bad that you make me laugh

Oh god i feel bad that you make me laugh

The Waco Kid She partially killed them out of trauma and revenge, sometimes it’s hard for people to never talk to their parents again even if they hurt them. It’s a complicated part of human behavior and psychology

The Waco Kid She partially killed them out of trauma and revenge, sometimes it’s hard for people to never talk to their parents again even if they hurt them. It’s a complicated part of human behavior and psychology

Tommy 10 toes I need to log off and go home!! 😂

Tommy 10 toes I need to log off and go home!! 😂

@Donkey Bellerin These type of strict parents are why asians are the most successful race. Also they are Vietnamese, he literally said that in the vid😐

@Donkey Bellerin These type of strict parents are why asians are the most successful race. Also they are Vietnamese, he literally said that in the vid😐

@Donkey Bellerin agree but wrong nationality

@Donkey Bellerin agree but wrong nationality

I will never understand why some people say what Donkey said about not caring people are killed because of some reason. I can only hope they're just too stupid to realize what they're saying, because the alternative would be sociopathy

@Donkey Bellerin Chinese, Koreans and Asians in general are very successful academically, financially, etc., so their parenting, even though it may seem harsh to you, a Westerner, does pay off in the long run. If you don't push your children to accomplish goals, they will default towards playing games, watching TV, doing unproductive/counterproductive things. I wish my mother was more like an Asian mom than she was.

I swear this is the best Youtube comment I've ever read.

And I've read a few.

I swear this is the best Youtube comment I've ever read.

And I've read a few.

@MyStringSnapped Indeed! How dare they not want their daughter dating a drug dealer. Those monsters. lol

@MyStringSnapped Indeed! How dare they not want their daughter dating a drug dealer. Those monsters. lol

@Donkey Bellerin Well that's only if you believe the unreliable and pathological liar that had claimed this.

@Donkey Bellerin Well that's only if you believe the unreliable and pathological liar that had claimed this.

edit: comment at 2k likes now, old comment doesn't apply

edit: comment at 2k likes now, old comment doesn't apply

Damn, now that's the epitome of dark humor.

Damn, now that's the epitome of dark humor.


5th red flag why on what earth would there be a purse in the fridge?


Her dumbest decision was being at the house when it all happened....

@SHAYLA MCKAY well yeah thats what i was trying to say by "treat her like the household"

@Squall Leonheart having an airtight alibi would deter the investigators from looking into her further. She literally wasn't even a suspect until they started finding the holes in her story. The best way to prevent that would be for there to be no story. If she wasn't there, they probably wouldn't have even interviewed her to begin with. But thanks for your input

@My view on life-Animated exactly best option was to tell them to do their own thing and maybe even slightly injure her (via knife probably but something survive-able) to make herself apear to be a real victim lmao

right she could’ve stayed with her boyfriend so he could be a witness 🤦🏽♂and the three ppl should’ve broke the back window to make it believable she probably would’ve been caught but not fast🤦🏽♂

@Madilynn Robbins You on Point. She couldn't be simple away like that due to her parent's rules.

I'm thinking.....If I were a strict parent who discovered of my child's years-long lies and destroyed my expectations, I'd be checking up on them at least occasionally to make sure they're not pulling another stunt.

I think the comment from Zag2500 makes the most sense. She could've simply hired the dudes to rob her parents and then run away with her boyfriend, plain and simple. Now though, it's possible she thought it'd be better to murder and be thought of as a poor victim instead of robbing, running away and being chased by the police for god knows how long.

I'm thinking.....If I were a strict parent who discovered of my child's years-long lies and destroyed my expectations, I'd be checking up on them at least *occasionally* to make sure they're not pulling another stunt.

I think the comment from Zag2500 makes the most sense. She could've simply hired the dudes to rob her parents and then run away with her boyfriend, plain and simple. Now though, it's possible she thought it'd be better to murder and be thought of as a poor victim instead of robbing, running away and being chased by the police for god knows how long.

@Davincerica well it is pretty easy to talk with hindsight, when you see now what happend do her. Do you honestly believe, she would be dismantled by this for hours and hours for every detail? <br>She was a teenager, thinking she will look innocent and nobody will ever expect / suspect her at all and she had made up her story...........actually she managed quite well to invent that story, except the lack of her acting skills. She just underestimated how smart and professional the police is in such cases.

@Davincerica well it is pretty easy to talk with hindsight, when you see now what happend do her. Do you honestly believe, she would be dismantled by this for hours and hours for every detail?
She was a teenager, thinking she will look innocent and nobody will ever expect / suspect her at all and she had made up her story...........actually she managed quite well to invent that story, except the lack of her acting skills. She just underestimated how smart and professional the police is in such cases.

@Yumine ikr we would be so good at murder. not saying im gonna but... 😏

@Black Viking i might remember wrong, was she allowed to leave the house? I thought her parents had a super strict schedule for her being back home

@Black Viking as they say, hindsight is 20/20 personally if I were to do that same shit I would probably have done the same, it seems pretty smart at face value, being a victim of a crime seems like the perfect way to get away with said crime you know?

Obviously it would have been in her best interests to actually be shot with the rest of them, pretend to be dead, and then call 911 after they left, as a victim who miraculously survived! <br>Gotta dedicate yourself to the character completely, no shortcuts

Obviously it would have been in her best interests to actually be shot with the rest of them, pretend to be dead, and then call 911 after they left, as a victim who miraculously survived!
Gotta dedicate yourself to the character completely, no shortcuts

@Raul Martino I was suspecting you were either from Brazil or somewhere with a Spanish/Portuguese main language because of the name haha, anyway, you're welcome mate, you just put the case's name on YouTube and there's a bunch of videos about it but the Investigação Criminal is the best of them all

@the government Thanks for all the info! I'm actually brazilian, so I'll try checking out this episode of Investigação Criminal.

@Bethany your the type of person to get caught just like Jennifer

@Bethany your the type of person to get caught just like Jennifer

@Yumine fr lmao some pyscho path probably rubbing their hands seeing these comments.

It would be even more suspicious if she weren’t home when it happened. More incriminating imo

She NEEDED to be there as to open the GizzatE!!!

She NEEDED to be there as to open the GizzatE!!!

In her defense (I am not defending her crime tho), but she needed to be at the house to open the door from the inside.

Let's not give ideas to potential killers, please.

Let's not give ideas to potential killers, please.

@the government Do you have more info on Brazil's case? Got a bit curious now...

At least she has 25 years to think about her mistake and to re-play her regrets over and over in her head.

if you plan a murder maybe don’t do it via the phone

if you plan a murder maybe don’t do it via the phone

Pretty much the same thing happened in Brazil a few years ago, it's one of the most popular cases in the country, the girl killed her strict parents and pretended to be out during the whole ordeal, a few days later, she was arrested anyway for not knowing how lie and act remorseful, also all the the evidences pointed to a made up scheme just like in Jennifer's case (also one of the killers fucked up and bought a motorcycle with the stolen money that was the last evidence they needed to apprehend: Her, her boyfriend and his brother) so in the end it doesn't really matter what you do, if the evidence points to you and the detectives are very interested in solving the case, you are most likely fucked mate

@wouldnt you like to know weatherman? Yeah she had too many flaws in her plan, and at that they immediately suspected her. When u do a one time thing like that u might as well do it right you know

@My view on life-Animated yea that way the father would have also thought she is a victim...  and she coukd have made up an argument with her boyfreind asking why he is doing it and shit like u know a fake fight because the parents already knew she had a druggie bf so hea she could have worked it that way... but yea she should have upped her knowledge of interrogation tactics and canadian laws... like she should have made her story irronclad and searched up symptoms of all the distress and grief lol... she also could have gotten shot at lets say her leg that way it would be even harder to question her

Edit either ways she should have told them about the beef they had in between them cause that way she could have gained some trust by the detective...

@Yumine lol we all are just making theories and what she could have done we obviously think that she is an evil person and no matter what happened to u kiiling someone is not acceptable. It is human nature to pick apart someones actions so yea it is just theories to give brain fuel lol.. nothing serious

No i think it wouldnt have been a good idea to be somewhere else either, the best option would have been pretending she was a victim too and making the other thugs treat her like one of the household

Maybe she thought it would be a good alibi?

Maybe she thought it would be a good alibi?

@Black Viking Exactly, and that's what really got her. It would be a cold case until this day had it not went that way.

In response to the other person about the phones: They wouldn't have been looking for them at that point.

So many detectives down here! 🤣 Just wanted to point out. Even if she is out and away from town, she will be caught because of the planned murder records "phone messages and calls between the bf and her".

Sadly it is Human nature to pick apart these things and work the logic of them out-loud. One can only hope the theories they come up with are not implemented in practice.

I can't believe you guys give tips and trick for arranging murder

I can't believe you guys give tips and trick for arranging murder

@Bethany Very true, she made it super easy to be caught by being at the house. Now she had to construct a nonsensical victim narrative of events rather than just being out eating or watching a movie with a friend or whatever.

@brooke her alibi would be that she is somewhere else...that's literally what an alibi is. "I couldn't have been involved, I was eating at [insert restaurant name here], here's my receipt and I'm on the security footage" It would have been much better than pretending she was a victim. She may not have gotten caught at all if she had done that

yah but she would need a alibi is she was somewhere else

yah but she would need a alibi is she was somewhere else

I'm pretty sure murdering her parents was the most dumb idea. Like if you really need to rob them, send the same people but conceal their identities. Definitely don't be in the house though.

Right? She should have pretended to sneak out against her curfew, and pretended to find them when she was "sneaking back in".

yeah what was the thinking there? So she would appear more innocent?


Second degree murder?  Why you no do first degree?


This dude could commentate someone eating cereal and I'd still be entertained

Lol. "What he thought was that he was going to get a full bowl of Lucky Charms for breakfast.  What he was about to realize, however was that his fiance had taken all but a quarter of a bowl.  What happened next rocked the small town of Springfield to it's core."

@Elias Point Its a twitch emote, "WeirdChamp" , source is just look up pogchamp

I laugh every time some one gets caught in their own lies the commentator says it as if "you dummy" lol

@kizzume on youtube if you want to hear more of his voice

“As he plunges his spoon into the icy milk, his eyes are fixated on the individual Reese’s puffs & is aware that he is about to consume the sweet breakfast & enjoy it no doubt” - jcs

Let me commentate on you commentating this video.

Notice how he lifts the spoon up to his mouth, what can only be witnessed next, is definite proof he is a cereal killer.

DtotheBZ source of profile picture please, I’ve seen it somewhere but I don’t know where

Alyssa Taylor Now he has an idea for an April Fools video

Petition for JCS to make a joke video psychoanalyzing a guy eating cereal!

@inersphobia now get a JCS text to speech program and we're set

"The average human has an intermittent craving for carbohydrates and dairy. This craving can be especially pronounced during periods of boredom. Note how the  suspect stares dimly in the middle distance while chewing."


Remember people: requesting council of a lawyer does not make you guilty.

Anonymous Alexander these days in California and New York they are letting massive amounts of prisoners out regardless of their convictions, so I guess that was their way of solving the problem...

@Chuckie Manio In her case, she could have used a council of lawyers!

No it doesn't make you guilty....what it does make you on the other hand is SMART

No matter what, whether you're innocent or guilty of what you're being accused of, request a lawyer.  People forget the part of Miranda that says "...and <i>will</i> be used against you."  No matter what you say, they will use it against you when and if that case goes to trial.  The only thing that should come out of your mouth if you should find yourself in that interrogation room is, "I'd like to speak to an attorney."  Then be quiet.

No matter what, whether you're innocent or guilty of what you're being accused of, request a lawyer.  People forget the part of Miranda that says "...and _will_ be used against you."  No matter what you say, they will use it against you when and if that case goes to trial.  The only thing that should come out of your mouth if you should find yourself in that interrogation room is, "I'd like to speak to an attorney."  Then be quiet.

I would first ask, am I a witness, suspect, what exactly? And for sure you will consequently notice based on their questions and comments, regardless how they initially responded. You guys, it's not instantly "cop is asking me something, I need a lawyer", that's ridiculous. Depends what situation you're in.

@Anonymous Alexander I don't know if I'm right in thinking this way but I feel like if the cops don't land convictions for crimes then the people start criticizing them for not doing anything so the police get pressured into getting convictions quick

Nocturnal Serenity coerced confessions are not rare.

Sig Kimber you have a right to counsel. Use it, even when innocent.

@Nocturnal Serenity If the police think you did it, they will take anything you say , even honest mistakes in what you say, to make you look guilty to get you convicted. There's a good Youtube video from a lawyer and ex-cop about why to never talk to police. Especially if you're guilty, I guess.

It makes you look guilty tho and why need a lawyer then if you innocent? 💁🏽♀💁🏽♀💁🏽♀

L Farrell cops became so damn good at proving guilt that they are able to prove guilty an innocent (sometimes not wholly innocent) man. The real problem is that there is technically no repercussion for making an innocent man guilty in the court of law, otherwise the court would have to be humble and introspective and we can’t have that in the only last living place of the wigs and malicious languages, along with the fact that for many cases (not federal or of high degree) you only need a relatively small amount of money to be able to Trump up a case against anyone you please and have no repercussions because the court is not humble. This will never go away however, because there will forever be innocent people imprisoned and guilty men walking free. would you rather imprison 1 innocent man along with 10 guilty or let all walk free? It’s a damn hard thing to make that ratio any better than what it is, therefore I don’t blame cops for sometimes getting an innocent man imprisoned, because for all it’s harm, it usually has no intent to harm (sometimes not true, which is a WHOLE bother problem with the cops not weeding out the ‘bad apples’ and weeding out good ones for political reasons)

@Sig Kimber  The Innocence Project works on freeing INNOCENT people who have been WRONGLY convicted.  They did NOT kill anyone, but were dumb enough to talk to the police without an attorney.

@Room 101 They can continue to question you, but you don't have to answer. And if you're not under arrest you can leave at any time.

@Lisa Exactly.  The first interview perhaps was understandable, maybe to get their attention off of her. The second interview when they start to accuse her of doing it, and clearly their attention is all on her, should have been her last time interacting with them.

The Fourth Man No. Asking for a lawyer might look suspicious but it won’t mean anything in court. Police might push you more, focus on you but it won’t get you convicted.

Room 101 And you can just not answer questions until your attorney arrives.

@Lisa exactly! Lots of innocent people in prison.

@Sig Kimber  ok..thanks..will do ✔ What about the countless numbers if people behind bars, wrongfully convicted?  False confessions after hours/days of interrogations?  The Innocence Project wouldn't have to be working overtime to try to free innocent people.  I have no plans to murder my family just yet :)  but, should that time ever approach, I'll have a lawyer already on retainer.

In Canada, cops can continue to question you even after you request an attorney. Very different than the States.

But also remember people setting your parents up to get murdered does

@Sig Kimber  even if you did not murder your family, you should have an attorney.  That's the whole point.  When being interrogated by professionals, you should also have one on your side.

Yeah, taking a lawyer might make you LOOK guilty.<br>But not taking one, might make you be FOUND guilty. Even if you're innocent.

Yeah, taking a lawyer might make you LOOK guilty.
But not taking one, might make you be FOUND guilty. Even if you're innocent.

In a lot of the comments people talk about how 'suspicious' it looks to hire a lawyer...you will never get a life sentence on 'suspicion' of anything!

It does if it's to talk about what happened to your parents!


Her father's screams were so horrific. I can't imagine the terror

eh, it's fucked up his daughter tried to kill him but he reaped what he sowed

Someone screaming after getting shot in the face.. I guess that's now something we can say we've heard before

im really tired and i read "Her father's screams were so iconic".

yeah its so messed up hearing someone screaming for their life

@Kyle Robinson he did. Thats good i hope hes better.


so were just gonna ignore the fact that she PLANNED all of this out the crying the acting its just honestly crazy..

It's not just that she planned it, but she had the friends to pull it through. Just imagine one of your friends would suggest to kill her parents to get rid of them. Who the fuck would honestly join that plan?

@Ei Miko I tried reading some facts abt actions of those who lies as studied and analyzed by psychologist. To try it to my self (like how to lie 101 lol) but recently I watch/read that too much of these actions were signs of lying too kinda like reverse psychology idk hahaha. Anw, I'm not a psycho sooo 🤷🏻

@hoshinderella well u have a poinr thooo

@Ei Miko Even if someone prep their alibis to be super solid. Lies or made-up stories would still show through actions.

i mean its easy to act but lying is pretty hard for me since there will be holes in the story that i would tell.

@bob bob she should have vented, but self-reported instead. Lol sorry 😂✌🏻

@sparky boom boom boi no. it was stupid of her. Noone really gets away with big crimes, not in 2020.
she shoulda just left and abonded the family.
and her acting is nothing special.

IamDreamm :3 didn’t even notice I replied in the wrong comment

sounds like you've never been in a long term relationship before with a woman :D

you should watch "dont fvck with cats" on netflix. the suspect planned his alibis months prior to his crime

@Klashhh Kwennz it was me but i didnt want to ruin the 999 chain

@IamDreamm :3  that wasn't an opinion, that was a fact, what she did wasn't actin ore fake crying, she really was disturbed and psychologicaly damage so she used that feellings to cry. you can manipulate your feellings to lie about someting and it can look real. stop being mean without even knowing what people are saying

That’s why the best ninjas come from Asia

@Luigii ur opinion is irrelevant but oh well :)

@Brandon Soto tbh, if you've nvr experienced wut she felt, I think none of us shld ever judge her man

@Jane Doe X Sounds like my co-worker, lying out his teeth for the past 5 years has worked out so well for him that now he is a now a compulsive liar. If he doesn't shape up his wife is going to divorce him soon, and yet he still does it.

@needlessnoise Actually not, usually it's really used for something, no one brought up yet. I've never seen it used in the way you describe and I've seen it hundreds of times

@Sandro Vadacca it's sarcasm. "so we just gonna ignore ___" is a common slang/meme phrase, used sarcastically in reference to something important about the video

That's a phatological liar for you. She got away with it so often,  she feels the need to lie.  And she even wants to believe herself.

Edit : added a comma.

@Brandon Soto it's like the point at which you kill another person is the point where you lose the ability to act appropriately about another person's death. Kind of poetic, I think it's a good arrangement

Screw the olympics, y'all owe her a little golden man

@Brandon Soto I mean to be fair, emotional reactions to events like these can vary anywhere from outwards aggression in the form of lashing out at anyone reminding you of the event, to locking up completely, to not being able to register it as real and almost acting normally while subconsciously suppressing it to the Nth degree. It's not so much the degree of her response that made her unbelievable, but the inconsistency of them.
Also to say "Just because her parents wanted the best for her..." is fucked up bare minimum. Not accepting your kid for who they are, punishing them for failing expectations, forcing them into being something they're not, putting them against the wall by telling her to either leave her boyfriend or be exiled by your own family... Hell truth be told i'm not even surprised she snapped the way she did.
But saying "they just wanted the best for her" is kind of like saying "the UK just didn't want to stop helping India.".
... Wholefully untruthful at best.

@Brandon Soto I mean to be fair, emotional reactions to events like these can vary anywhere from outwards aggression in the form of lashing out at anyone reminding you of the event, to locking up completely, to not being able to register it as real and almost acting normally while subconsciously suppressing it to the Nth degree. It's not so much the degree of her response that made her unbelievable, but the inconsistency of them.
Also to say "Just because her parents wanted the best for her..." is fucked up bare minimum. Not accepting your kid for who they are, punishing them for failing expectations, forcing them into being something they're not, putting them against the wall by telling her to either leave her boyfriend or be exiled by your own family... Hell truth be told i'm not even surprised she snapped the way she did.
But saying "they just wanted the best for her" is kind of like saying "the UK just didn't want to stop helping India.".
... _Wholefully untruthful at best._

No, we're not gonna ignore it, it's the point of the video

If she didn’t have holes in her story this would be a lot more believable. Also, she seems very disconnected. If my parents got killed, oh my fucking god I wouldn’t even be able to speak. I’d be hysterical, the fact that she’s so calm is a problem. For her to not think through it, is kinda stupid. She’s a fuckin psycho for wanting to kill her parents tho, just cause they wanted the best for her???


“You’ll notice that she doesn’t wipe her eyes or blow her nose, just buries her face in the tissue, which the detective later testified remained completely dry” 😂

@gelatinguy I've never been able to cry tears for the 40 years of my whole life.

In Psychology,Not wiping her eyes or blowing her nose Shows that it’s not legit  I took psychology

@I'm Very Angry It's Not Butter coming from a virgin, i don't think that bothers him much.

@Shaco beats it took a while to understand it, but after knowing people genuinely for a while, I believe their emotions are real. It sure looks fake though.

@gelatinguy you sure those people arent lying to you

@TheMuddyOne How can I do it so my girlfriend doesn't know ?

@Thunder Hayes Sorry you had to find out about your below-average performance this way.

@Aquarium Gravel Wait ,what ????? You can fake them ???

@TheMuddyOne grades, a diploma, and a university acceptance letter.

As an actor I can tell you, tears can be faked

And at the same time... crying doesn't prove innocence either. Who would the tears be for. The texts with her boyfriend is the real tell all, I wish we could have access to that.

What's strange is that I know several people who cry without tears. Apparently it's a thing (not saying it is for Jennifer, but people can have legit crying distress sounds but have no tears, even though their eyes make tears normally to lubricate their eyes under normal circumstances).


Had this girl not heard of speaker phone


The weirdness of calling the killers of your family 'gentlemen'

@Infinite Tricks oh I forgot to add that they had robbed they guy before me to steal his car

@Infinite Tricks yeah other than the fact that those three had just robbed someone at g*n point and with a mach3te 20 mins before robbing me and are known in Toronto for kil*ing, yeah they’re pretty nice

@Antonio M So the robbers from Canada are nice too, neat.

@Antonio M So the robbers from Canada are nice too, neat.

@VictoryGuard sorry ? i dont follow nor do i speak in quotes

@VictoryGuard sorry ? i dont follow nor do i speak in quotes

@Anna Anna "The unsubscribe button is down below." -Plainrock124

@Ebc It was a joke! And I said I wad not wrong, it can mean formally talking about a man.

@VictoryGuard Cause you're being unreasonable for "blocking" someone and calling them weird just because they don't agree with your so called opinion and called you out for you spreading misinformation.

@Leo Lion This is far from an argument, why does everyone say that?0

Its called Canadian hospitality. They refer to armed intruders as gentleman and offer them coffee and cake. Jeez read a book on Canada

@VictoryGuard  The block button is right there in the three dots on everyone’s channel page my dude. Idk what you’re on about. Also, probably about time to put down this damn argument, it’s going nowhere and it’s meaningless.

@VictoryGuard lol you weirdo, doubt they care if you blocked them because no reasonably person would call the killers of their family gentlemen

At least shes being polite when talking about her mothers murderer

gentlemen define:
1. A chivalrous, courteous, or honorable man.
"he behaved throughout like a perfect gentleman"
a man of good social position, especially one of wealth and leisure.
A man of noble birth attached to a royal household.
"a Gentleman of the Bedchamber"

2.
a polite or formal way of referring to a man.
"opposite her an old gentleman sat reading"

That's woke bro you don't call them the N word you call them gentleman <br>It's 2021🤣

That's woke bro you don't call them the N word you call them gentleman
It's 2021🤣

thats quite ok if one of the investigators reffered the killers as '' Gentleman '' before, the suspect wll use same termology on this case, its more the actions while talking that are obviously wrong

And she keeps calling her parents as 'my father' and 'my mother'. Even if you're not that close to your parents, after they've been executed before you, you;re probably going to say 'mum and dad'...

Honestly I might do it out of muscle memory

Honestly I might do it out of muscle memory

@VictoryGuard  it’s like calling your own kid “the child” you’re just wrong bud

@Antonio M that’s not ironic it’s coincidental, ironic would be if you had moved to Canada for lower crime rates and then you were robbed, glad you’re ok

One of my mates is Vietnamese and my experience with Vietnamese is that they are extremely polite. I don't think it's weird that she'd refer to them as gentlemen.

@Lola Lo I don't personally find it weird.

@Lola Lo I don't personally find it weird.

john 3:16 for god so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life

@VictoryGuard yes, so you might call the detective sir. But no way in hell I would talk formal ABOUT the men who just killed my family and traumatized me.
Maybe, and I really mean maybe, years later when you are over most of the trauma, but not so soon.
You'd call them men, guys, intruders, murderers, whatever but not GENTLEmen

@Lola Lo It's a good idea to be formal when talking to a detective.

@VictoryGuard yeah, but why would you use a formal term for someone who killed your family? Most people would cuss them out.

@Bert Bertsson First of all, you cannot block someone on YouTube, second of all, they were being weird.

@F Off I am not incorrect, the google definition states yes, a courteous and honorable man, but also, '*a polite or formal way of referring to a man.*'

It is weird and we know from the get go that she is guilty, but.... some people are created in such environments where they would reflexively refer to strange men as gentlemen even in such situations.

@Antonio M it's interesting how even criminals (specifically those who use tactics like threats of violence to conduct their crimes) will adjust the way they act according to the person. whether or not it's sympathy for the person being younger or not feeling like they need to resort to extreme threats with seemingly weaker people, it's intriguing. glad you made it out safe btw!

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@VictoryGuard calling then men is calling them by what they are adult males

I KNEW I WASNT THE ONLY ONE WHO THOUGHT THAT

I KNEW I WASNT THE ONLY ONE WHO THOUGHT THAT

It’s almost as weird to see a Canadian to tell another Canadian to not apologize

One of those gentlemen *alarm bells ring in my brain*, Describes the light from the fridge like she is telling a story. Yep the tears are real, because she just realised how much she fucked up.

Not that weird, gentleman is sometimes seen as a friendly term, but really it's just a formal way of saying men.

@corabelle <3 oh thanks, yeah I’m doing okay it wasn’t that bad they were actually rather nice. I think it’s because I’m a kid and way smaller than them that they didn’t feel like they needed to be aggressive

@Antonio M oh damn, i bet that was terrifying. glad you're okay

@Antonio M oh damn, i bet that was terrifying. glad you're okay

@Elias as ironic as this is, I was acc robbed at gun point by three guys from Markham, Ontario, (same place she’s from) theyre not the same ppl tho fs I saw two faces and neither match the faces in the video

@Kenji the shinobi this took place in Ontario,Canada

@Kenji the shinobi this took place in Ontario,Canada


you may see her as a psycho, but i see the detective as an even bigger psycho than her because he could stand with this girl's bullshit. That, is insane.


"stage a fake home invasion". I'd say actually invading a home and murdering the occupants is a real home invasion...

@Helladamnleet not really, I prefer to do em avant garde

@Lisa Porter-Smith You can't even say that to try to discredit what I just said, the Vancouver police admitted they were the first to do it in Canada, like years ago. Yes this is fact. Not trying to cut the government's grass here but yep that is FACT, HARD FACTS.

Staged doesnt mean fake. It means premeditated

you guys realize that AI listens to all your convos now? through your phone and the devices in your home? meaning all murders are most likely solved as soon as those recordings are heard in secret, why you thin they trying to do that minority report stuff now a days with "AI" policing? They not here to save your lives with that technology, look at today's times and you will see what I mean.

She unlocked the door, invited them in before hand, and planned the whole thing...
So yes its a fake home invasion
Its also homicide, attempt of homicide, and premeditated murder...among other things
If there wasnt an inside man then it would have been just a home invasion

@Helladamnleet But on the criminal side, she was part of that house

@Taiiva Sure, for her it was. For her parents it wasnt

I guess it's faked because she let them into her home. They basically came in by invitation, because it was planned.


Hearing her father screaming for help on the 911 call is so so eerie and terrifying. <br>Such a tragedy.

Hearing her father screaming for help on the 911 call is so so eerie and terrifying.
Such a tragedy.

He had it coming. Frankenstein brought low by his own monster.

@C F I wouldn't be surprised if detectives and prosecution used that sound clip to compare his true anguish against her fake sorrow in the interrogations.

He was upset that his daughter played an f sharp instead of an f flat

It’s so strange how the genuine cry for help is so unlike a fake rambling of the daughter. I wish I’d heard it without prior knowledge that the woman was the killer.


The narrator does an amazing job throughout this whole thing.

Yeah he gives really good insight and beeakdowns, I think the only time he has a massive oversight is in the Jodi Arias case
When she asks why she should confess and the interrogator massively drops the ball by interrupting her, not offering her a good reason not to just risk the jury and then called her jealous so she gets more defensive, and basically blew the confession right there
Jcs didn't bring that up at all and just breezed past that key point in the interrogation haha, since everything after that is screwed, I had totally expected him to dissect that
But regardless, he's definitely really good

His name is Kizzume. He has his own channel.

@Brad Davis ooohhh u have been missing out my man

Thats JCS for u one of my favorite channels

Except for the part when he narrates Caribbean accent instead of Canadian. 😆

Right! I only recently subscribed after being suggested just days ago. love this guy


This sounds like a therapy session. Wish she could've talked to a therapist first. Her life under her parents sounds quite restrictive and damaging. Tragedy all around.

@Brett Pritchard Why are you defending narcissists parents who are emotionally abusive over their child ?

@Brett Pritchard bc he's free to think the way he does?

@Brett Pritchard I do not think that was their intention. If Jennifer had talked to a therapist first, there would be slim possibility this whole situation would be avoided. Her parent's lifestyle clearly took a toll on her mental health, which caused her to retaliate by faking and harming her parents.

Obviously murder shouldn't be empathized, especially towards your parents. But the main intention of the comment is that they wish there was more guidance in the situation.

Why are you empathizing with a cold blooded murderer?


I thought the most interesting part of this was right at the end when the detective stands up to leave the room and talk to the duty lawyer, and Jennifer says "do you have to leave?". The police officer was excellent at building trust to the point where Jennifer ended up in a situation where she didn't want the man who just charged her with murder to leave the room, because she found his presence comforting. It's impressive, I think just about anyone would crack if they were interrogated by that detective.

I disagree!! It was short of an like innocent 5 to 7 yrs child minded would likely say that and not just that she even stated ' I thought you were on my side ' like the only reason she confessed it all for like really? No adult with right minded would say that being Intoregated


There's no excuse for what Jen did. But it is sad that her Parents pushed her to this point especially at 24. She is grown.

My mother pushed me to be successful in life and during any of it I never considered killing her for it.

Sounds to me that she pushed herself to this point.

@YTA I agree because that's what I would have done especially since she was living with her boyfriend and his family anyway. The whole situation doesn't make sense. My thing is why does she have to choose between her family and her boyfriend. Who cares if she lied. They could have cut her off financially without kicking her out of their lives. Her parents were about control and saving face in front of other family members and friends. Trust I had a similar experience in my family and it's best to just cut them off and move on. I've been in a situation where I've felt trapped. No it didn't make me want to kill anyone but I did get very depressed and suicidal. Thank God for my son because without him, I would have gone through with it. So I can emphasize with her slightly. But I do think she just wanted to live her life and keep getting money from her parents to support her. Because they found out the truth they was going to cut her off and kick her out of the family. I don't agree with kicking her out of the family or making a grown woman have a curfew. I would have made her get a job and have to pay her parents back the money they spent. But therapy for the whole family could have helped them heal.

she could have been an adult, as irresponsable as she wanted, and left. her parents may have not given her much of a choice growing up, but they were tired of her bullshit and gave her a choice to leave

@Ang_Cole She literally could’ve just ran away and gone off to live another life.

@Jack b I understand but forcing her to break up with her boyfriend because he was mixed race and making her have a 9pm curfew at 24. That's ridiculous. Her Parents were racists and controlling. She should have apologized to her parents, all of them seek therapy. She could have went back to school and became a piano teacher. This all could have gone a different path.

think rationally what we’re they supposed to do, she lied to them their whole life and essentially had no direction in life she did it to herself


It's natural that she developed this attitude of self-preservation and self-concern ("but what happens to me?"), as many emotionally traumatized children NEED to think selfishly like this in order to survive.

But what isn't natural (obviously) is the murder-plotting that also resulted from this trauma. I find it so interesting trying to figure out what causes someone to cross the line from "traumatized and self-absorbed" to "full-blown psychopath" !

@Melatonin Likely influence from the boyfriend mixed with the emotional stunted atmosphere of her home, combined with the threat of either loosing all freedom and being treated like a child at 24, or being permanently cut off from her family forever. The fact her boyfriend had "friends" willing to do this likely means that violence and disregard for life were common in that group. Violent influence, narcissisms, authorative abuse and desperation are one hell of a concoction.

Same. I wonder what the switch is to go from one to the other.


She actually thought her actions were justified. It’s not okay to be abused by anyone, but there is a way out. It’s NEVER okay to take someone’s life. She actually lacks empathy and cannot see that. Very narcissistic. Sadly induced by her own parents.

Why should she have empathy for how she was treated her entire life? Seems like you are one sided. Not everyone murders for no reason.

The thing is though I worry this may be victim blaming of abusive parents onto the child for turning out this way.

@Nick Damn I'm triggered now. Or are you triggered? Idk man we're all triggered I guess. Either way, neither of us are a narcissist haha

@Holly umm...did you mistakenly thought this video was about Amber Heard? This video is actually about Vietnamese Canadian girl who committed..... something that no one should ever do.

@Saito Dosan Stop being so narcissistic. You dont control the conversation.

@Saito Dosan You are right. However, her Psychologist just shared in court that she diagnosed her with Borderline Personality Disorder and Histrionic Personality Disorder. I feel so sad for her. These are disorders that will torment her and anyone in her life for years to come. I worry for the surrogate baby she has.

@aalia x Her situation is really not all that uncommon in Asian households. In countries like Canada or the USA when it's taken to an extreme like this where you have your "old world" parents trying to impose those values on your kid who grows up seeing other people NOT treated like this, it can lead to some pretty bad things. Not always ending up in murder of course, but it's a recipe for disaster.

But again, it's really not all that uncommon as you'll see the many Asian people in this comment section attesting to.

Let's chill with the loaded buzz words like "narcissistic" please. Not justifying her actions at all, but like...come on, man. Most overused word on the whole internet I swear.

@aalia x Good point. I don't agree that murder was the answer. It never is. <br>But her parents are guilty of emotional abuse if they did those things. And that killed her soul.

@aalia x Good point. I don't agree that murder was the answer. It never is.
But her parents are guilty of emotional abuse if they did those things. And that killed her soul.

@Zeb Dawson you know what they were communicating, you are just being difficult. Get a life

I mean, self defense is a pretty good reason to take someone’s life, even in the eyes of the law. 🤷🏻♂ Unless you believe people shouldn’t be allowed to defend their lives and should just be ok with being killed at someone else’s whim. Or we can be adults and not deal in absolutes like “NEVER 😡”, just a thought.

Actually their abusive parenting created a monster. They cared more about their idea of her success than who she was. Whoever she was meant to be was killed the day they decided it didn't matter. Evil begets Evil.


This investigator that did her final interrogation is such a badass. This gut should be traveling around the world, teaching others what he knows

He has, on major crime police courses. He is badass in real life too.


Why would someone use text messages to plan a murder? This is why you received C's, Jennifer.

hey I was a C student and whatever minor NoNos I committed there was never any text ever :(

Hay que entender que la vida austera o carente de vivacidad, como la que llevaba Jennifer, hacían de su patética vida un zulaque de frustraciones. Su única forma de desahogo era en la agenda, diario, etc. que recolecta tu información: cada aplicación de tu teléfono que recolecta tu información en virtud de tu omisión de las políticas y privacidad de las compañías.

Esto con la falta de audacidad al tomar agenda dobre todo en su celular lo hacen el caldo de cultivo de un ocioso su propio final.

Siendo justos... tampoco es que ella pudiera tomar cartas en el asunto y reunirse con alguien más, y planear el asesinato bis a bis ya que vivía prácticamente encerrada en su hogar; es por algo que, al principio, ni se le ocurrió tener una coartada fuera de su casa el día de los asesinatos.


I can tell you that when I was in this situation, being interrogated I mean (not for murder of course), being the person I am, I gave massive amounts of details to prove I was not guilty.  I was 100% only a witness and I wanted them to know that and that I could remember my whole life if they wanted to know it.  So, being detailed does not always mean guilt.I got upset when allowed to be uninterrupted and their questions would bring me back to reality and it helped to center me.  So, don’t always read all of the people the same.  I was not considered a suspect ever.

Maybe because she was under a lot of stress during the situation, you’d be in a frenzy trying to stay alive and not to remember small details, of course i have no idea what you were integrated for and maybe because you are innocent you don’t think it’s a lot of information because you are actually innocent and stating the true facts you know


I must have a trauma based bias.  I have never been in trouble with the law, and always very courteous, super law abiding, upstanding citizen, etc.  But one time I was falsely accused of something, and went to sit in an interrogation room with a detective and have an interview.  It was voluntary and I was young and naive to go in without a lawyer looking back, but I just wanted to explain that I was innocent and clear it all up.  The amount of emotions all over the place was overwhelming.  From fear as to why you are there, to concern that they might not believe you, to anger that you are even there, to frustration that they are accusing you of something you know you are innocent of.  In the end, the questioning was all over the place, and some of it very offensive.  When it ended I went on my way, without so much as an apology, or even the reassurance of being told that my story cleared me.  For months I sat in limbo not knowing what was going on.  Eventually years went by and I assume they figured it out.

Long story short, this really made me hate investigators.  And the police too.  They don't give a crap about innocent people.  It's just a machine to try to pin something on anyone, so they can close the case and move on to the next one.  So when I watch videos like this, subconsciously I find myself siding with the person being interviewed.  Like how your brain roots for someone, my brain just starts rooting against the investigator.  I find myself thinking things like "Don't tell him anything!  He's lying to you!  He's full of shit, he just wants to nail you!"  but then I remind myself that the person is a cold blooded murderer, and that it's a good thing they are putting that person away.  Doesn't make me like the investigators any more, but it's just an interesting observation I made how they literally rewired my brain.  Cops can be great, but cops can also be as bad as a murderer if they are ruining an innocent person's life.

@David Perrier yep, getting a confession without evidence is a big achievement so obviously detectives will do anything to get it

If the police think you're guilty, they do everything possible to prove it.  They prefer to find the guilty person first, then find evidence to prove it.  It is easier but less accurate and causes friction with innocent people.  But it is what it is.


3:50 the dispatcher did an awful job. no one should have to repeat such a simple name so many times. it was VERY clearly pronounced the first time. a second time for confirmation would be fine too, but unnecessary since calls are tracked and the location is shown on screen.

@Pasha real life is not like the movies. Call tracing happens in milliseconds.

They’re not doing an awful job. People keep saying this when they don’t understand what a dispatcher’s job even is.

Dispatchers are required to keep the people calling them in line so they can trace the call


This video...the quality....the explanations..everything was so good, Jim . Cheers!!!


My daughter wants to study psychiatry in college but is worried it will be boring. I'm so glad I found this channel. She is going to be stoked that she can do what she wants and it won't be a boring office job. Is this forensic investigation or? Someone help a mommy out here.


I know these cases are not to laugh about, or smile, or even giggle, but the ending was hilarious, the one where "he loves that baby". That by far was the most awkward moment in the whole video. Anyways, people who go for that kind of problem-solving methods must face the consequences. Sometimes its sad, and sometimes not that much.


as someone whos asian, and my parents being very much similar, i wouldnt do this no matter what, shes gotta be sick in the head and badly influenced by everyth around her for her to go to that stage, cause its not just her that goes through this, many of us have to deal with this, the constant comparison, the rules, no choices of your own, and being better than everybody or youre just a dissapointment, ive gave in, im going to pursue engineering cause they want me to. yall can say her parents pushed her, but its still not justified, murdering someone who raised you all their life and wish better and happiness for you, even if not in the best ways, is not justified.

@saeyoung kim Have you tried going no contact with your parents? Please talk to your therapist if that would be the best solution for you. No one should be forced to interact with abusive or toxic people, no matter if they're parents or not.

@saeyoung kim I’m not Asian but dealt with being a constant disappointment, the comparisons, be the best or be nothing, etc. Not sure when it happened but I eventually quit listening to them. Yeah they had it harder than me, yes they just wanted the best for me, but there’s no way in hell I’d ever think of killing them. I can’t fault them for not knowing how to perfectly raise children simply because nobody is perfect and it’s everyone’s personal decision how they do it. Have to balance tough love and empathy and that is no easy thing to do.

@saeyoung kim they raised you, so yes, you could 😂

@Kari having kids seem overwhelming lmao ;-; but def, nobody deserves to go through this. and they did, my parents keep telling me to be grateful cause they had it worse, okay i guess, i cant really blame them can i

@Nova im pretty sure if u watched the video properly youd know it was a lie to get out of it.

You didn’t watch the full video. She didn’t want her parents to die

Asian parents tend to be very protective and strict with their children . They think showing concern equates to loving and caring for them  . Often they will explain their authoritative behaviour as love and guidance as they have more experience and wisdom . Always wanting their children to have a life better than theirs , often children rebel but to have your parents murdered ? This girl lied and schemed , will have to live with this monstrous act for the rest of her life, how can she ever have a happy carefree life ? Like to know if the police also interviewed her brother for another perspective

I’m so sorry you’re experiencing that much pressure from loved ones but I’m sure their parents were the same with them. Break the cycle with your kids, that’s the only way if you can’t tell your own parents no today. Damn that’s sad.


Let's all thank them for giving us such entertainment. Great job 💚💚


From victim to a suspect. Simple, first find contradiction (the reason multiple interview was made with different interviewer and approach), examinate her behavior, find the crime motive (all question to put her in trap to find her motive) and finally confession. This process was on and on, if she smart enough detective will proceed her to the lying detector and pressing her from the result. My question for her, how you compare your mom who giving a birth to you who want you to become decent human being and killing her in return. Your mom was rigth bc she knows outside world there are evil ready to take advantage on you like your bf the drug dealer tho. If I was your bf I will not encourage you to kill your own parent. Seriously, that person you feel for him that filled your void? Meaning you are evil yourself didnt recognise evil or you in love with your own kind. Zero sympathy for her, absolute evil.


This HAS to be an epidemic. I know 2 more cases just like this one. Except they didnt have talent ever, and their parents were loving people. But they had been lying just like her, faking things, then finally a confrontation that led to the parents death.


Just like living a double life for about a decade, she thought she was the smartest person in the room....also like so many criminals who wind up caught.  Their ego makes them (in a way) commit the crime, and then makes them think, "I can outsmart this dumb cop."


It gives you so much anger how she cries and shows false remorse knowing she brutally shanked her own mother.


Absolutely no excuse in any way for what she did.  She must be evil.  I do wonder if the result would have been different if there was a lot less pressure and a lot more love growing up.


The magic of internet, it brings all socio economic level people into one discussion. There are a lot of things that can impact a family's demeanor, country, customs, earning, and social events... I too had some strict parenting and it lead me into falling in depression cause i couldn't handle the pressure, perhaps a differnt outlook child might have~ Now my parents are with me and helping me though. I did consider suicide, but not killing perhaps cause there are no factors of drugs or alcohol in my life and any such bad company.

It jsut goes to say how important it is to have a society with healthy habits. Even tougher situations can be handled with relative ease.

As for the girl, atleast she got a surrounding where there aren't her forceful parents anywhere or drugs inbued society, same cannot be said for all such cases happening all over the world. I hope the discussion doesnt stop here...... This is just part of the story! Question remains, what could be done to prevent all of the mishappenings including the murder AND the girl's steep decision.


The only time there were genuine tears/emotion was when he said that if she was to lie, that would make her cold-blooded. No regard for family.


Each time I watched these investigation, I'm afraid that if 1 day I get called up to investigate something  that i am completely innocent of it and will be my expressionless nature that will land me in trouble. I'm a very inexpressive person.

Memorize this line:
"I'm sorry but I will remain silent until I consult a lawyer"
Followed by:
"I am invoking my right to remain silent, and to speak with a lawyer "

Same I feel next to nothing and my face is a blank, unpaintable canvas. I'm utterly fucked.

It's not necessarily being expressionless, they're looking for inconsistencies.


Her choice should of been to of talked to her parents about how she felt about everything instead of having them to die . So sad, as well ,her dad looses his wife and his health after being shot.


I didn't cry at my dad's funeral - even though I loved him dearly, just didn't happen.  I know that's a minor thing used in all of the evidence, but I hate it when it's brought up in all of these videos.


I’m not defending Jennifer or any of the acts she did nor am I a psychologist, but it’s obvious that the type of parenting her parents practiced can have extremely negative results. The best case scenario in this entire situation would most likely be her moving out and losing her parents.


I think you missed 16:34 where she's caught herself making fun of her dad's struggle in the basement.


She basically screwed herself when she decided to openly speak on her own without  a lawyer


This girl needed a lawyer. These same tactics can be used to manipulate impressionable innocent people into admitting guilt.


Detective: talks about her mom watching and doing the right thing for her mom
Jen: “… but what happens to me?” 😭

Detective: *talks about her mom watching and doing the right thing for her mom*
Jen: “… but what happens to me?” 😭


No event happens without any strong reasons for the same. Her parents are to be blamed too. Very strict/harsh parenting can break a child.


If an innocent was asked - " you're lying, you may have planned this ", The victim would probably kill the interrogator but this girl looks like she's scared and trying to convince him


when somebody asks you a detailed question about a situation where you were supposed to be under stress and unable to pick said details, the first thing you do is roll your eyes, take a breath, and space out.
why? because your brain goes into overdrive trying to REMEMBER : you back off from your previous point of attention, you intake oxygen to fuel your heart, and then wait a second for that to get to your brain, hopefully improving your cognition, causing you to remember, and THEN go back to your previous point of attention.
if you DON'T do that, it means you know every detail.... which means, either you weren't under stress, or you're making up everything.

source? master bullshitter, 25 years of expertise.
it would have been more believable for her to just say "I don't know, I was in another room!"

when somebody asks you a detailed question about a situation where you were supposed to be under stress and unable to pick said details, the first thing you do is roll your eyes, take a breath, and space out.
why? because your brain goes into overdrive trying to *REMEMBER* : you back off from your previous point of attention, you intake oxygen to fuel your heart, and then wait a second for that to get to your brain, hopefully improving your cognition, causing you to remember, and THEN go back to your previous point of attention.
if you *DON'T* do that, it means you know every detail.... which means, either you weren't under stress, or you're making up everything.

source? master bullshitter, 25 years of expertise.
it would have been more believable for her to just say "I don't know, I was in another room!"


That was some impressive police work, if they suspected her after the first interview just from some psychological discrepancies.


Honestly I’m like 51% understanding of the daughter. I mean her parents were overly controlling bigots, they didn’t like her bf cause he was mixed race and she was like 24 and had a curfew. As far as murder tho that’s a little far and really ruined her sob story. If she just ran away everyone would pity her and would completely understand.

do you know any of that gibberish you just wrote? Lol put a sock in it

I'm 100% sure murder is definitely to far.


Man, I just discovered this channel and these are great. But tell me one thing, when watching these, why does it feel like I'm the one being interrogated?


God, i love JCS so much i just always have to comeback and rewatch his videos every couple months...


When the father finds out the truth it must be like a knife in the heart.


1:22:23 This will probably put me on a list but...

If her narrative changed slightly to suggest that she wanted her parents to witness her dead body... that probably would've fit with her story that she hired killers to take her in her own house since she couldn't do it herself.

Just saying.


Wow just watched the second interview and she begin with im nervous about saying the wrong thing! Wtf she basically admitted to being scared she wouldnt be able to retort the story accurately because she knew it was a fabrication.


“Is given no tissues to wipe away her non-existent tears” LMAO I LOVE THAT


I fucking love the ending skit lmfao, extremely well narrated interrogation, this is some addictive stuff!


Remember a good heart forgives and moves on but she chose to kill them!!!!!! She was given a CHOICE! It's shocking people are defending her, so do you defend the abusive husband or an unfaithful person!!!!!!! WRONG IS WRONG! People have a choice whether to do the wrong, she chose the WRONG!! Rot in hell for killing people!!!!!


I don’t like watching crime videos ever since I was young I don’t like violence or anything graphic. <br>However this is very interesting it’s more of a psychological breakdown I can watch this and feel like I’m learning.

I don’t like watching crime videos ever since I was young I don’t like violence or anything graphic.
However this is very interesting it’s more of a psychological breakdown I can watch this and feel like I’m learning.


1:21:53 it does make sense she couldve said maybe the guys understood her trauma and realized that it was her parents that needed to be killed and not her and so they didn't kill her


one gets a feeling that a powerful system has FRAMED the girl ( though she was guilty of conspiring to kill herself & that is what she confessed.The halfhearted confession was obtained by psychologically cornering her & putting words in her mouth.IT IS A SHAME.


All videos like this tells you 1 thing DONT SAY ANYTHING BESIDES “ I want my lawyer”.
I’d rather 100 guilty people walks free so 1 innocent can.
Nothing is worse than a truly innocent person wrongfully being convicted.
DO NOT SAY ANYTHING TO ANYONE UNTIL YOU TALK TO A LAWYER.

Not saying she’s innocent.

What is worse ? Being a killer and getting away with it, or being 100% innocent and being convicted as a killer ?

SHUT YOUR MOUTH !! Until you talk to YOUR LAWYER

What’s your name ? LAWYER
What year were you born ? LAWYER
Do you want a drink ? LAWYER

EVERY ANSWER IS LAWYER !!!!!


Please throw this stuff on spotify. I already listen to this while doing stuff so being able to throw it on the car radio or listen to it with my phone off would be awesome.


With that amount of corrections in the second interrogation, I would have just stopped mid way of what I was saying and say “okay you know what, I did it- fuck it. I can’t even remember my own story 😂”


Hearing the call I was actually terrified for her parents


There are many many good Law Enforcement Officers out there. God bless them all.


The question shouldn't be WHO KILLED. Rather WHAT is the reason why she killed them.(if the cause is proven).


"What happens to me?" Well Jen, we have a plan for you where you never have to study or worry about grades ever again! Or live with your parents. It's 25 year vacation at Canada's expense.


59:57 "Jennifer starts fake crying again, yet this time is given no tissues to wipe away her non-existent tears" LMFAOOOO


Jesus.. the father's screaming is just too much. Can't believe I go to these comments to see people calling her a queen and saying she was framed when there is literal evidence in this video :/


I was fully expecting the last detective to bust out a "Drugs are bad, mkay..." once he confronted her the 2nd time


So she pretty much would’ve gotten off if she didn’t show up for the second questioning - or if she noticed the specific questioning towards how she made the phone call


I get the phone line of questioning - but the answer "speaker" when asked was she yelling and how did she hear the 911 operator would have answered several of the questions.


The parents didn’t know where the daughter was living or who she was living with. They didn’t even known that she didn’t graduate high school.


interrogators are basically like emotional manipulators except it’s legal and a job

@Lugoor Star has given me an aneurism trying to understand him.

The only problem is sometimes they’re wrong and they manipulate the wrong people into a “confession”

@Lugoor Star sounds like a lawyer to me 😄

@Herscher 12
Lawyers job is to make everyone so sad that they leave you walk away whithouth jail time(if they don't have evidence obviously).
Interrogators born after 1998 just know how to;
Lie
Be bisexual
make up evidence
Eat hot chip
And manipulate people's feelings.

its not legal, not in other countries, this is called pulling out a confession from a witness.

@Subject 4 : Pissbaby Omg my dad would be such a great investigator 🤠

@Lars i have extracted the Adn of strawberries, just because we needed to do a project.<br>So I kinda have minimal experience about how if you're not a legitimately certified worker, on a specific in development field, you're literally doing random shit and taking notes.

@Lars i have extracted the Adn of strawberries, just because we needed to do a project.
So I kinda have minimal experience about how if you're not a legitimately certified worker, on a specific in development field, you're literally doing random shit and taking notes.

They're always against you. Remember that.

And the people they do it to deserve it because they are the same but it's not their job

so ur sayin i can get all the people who played with my emotions arrested for illegal emotional manipulation? *wink wink just a joke

@Lugoor Star You've never been near a scientific field, have you?

@Colton Bates that's not correct.<br>She first was giving a testimony, then they interrogated her, because she was modifying the testimony, and she acted extremely weirdly.

@Colton Bates that's not correct.
She first was giving a testimony, then they interrogated her, because she was modifying the testimony, and she acted extremely weirdly.

@Colton Bates It's basically an interrogation, lol.

He’s not interrogating her, he’s interviewing her.

@Lugoor Star Science is entirely different from investigating, scientists need approval before conducting an experiment unless they are trained professionally in handling chemicals, they need to have a motive for the experiment, they need to write down their results after conducting but it must be in truth and not forged

Just like science is doing random dangerous shit, but If you write whatever you did you get paid


She did the reflex thing again at 6:30 when the detective closed the door too - love this stuff!!

Can you explain what youre meaning with the reflex thing? Is that because she is thinking of the gun sounds?


Top tip, children if you wanna get your parents whacked don't be at the house and a witness, lol stay over a friend house or something. It's called an alibi, because police look at the closest person to the victim and move outwards from that.


Goes to show ANYONE can be a monster.. I hope she never gets out.


i know people’s all not like this but pretty suspicious that she still remember the time her mother woke her up after going through traumatic event like bro i don’t even look at the time- 😭


couldnt she just have asked for a lawyer instead of being interrogated for hours and hours??


These videos make me want to be a detective in my next career


This was actually scary and sad I felt really bad for her parents. They don’t deserve that just for being parents.

I love my Mom and Dad so much it hurts to think that she killed her own parents, just imagine they were your own.

She could also have decided to cut her ties with her family, as her parents gave her that choice. The way her parents acted from what we've heard in the video still sounds like psychological child abuse, but she did have the choice to cut the ties with her parents without killing them.

No one deserves to be killed, but I don't think it was "just for being parents", they were keeping her under a strict curfew at age 24, when most people in most countries  are in a position where they are supposed to find out how to live their own lives most effectively, not have their life be decided by someone else.

Crime and culture aside, the type of parenting they did was absolutely toxic, and if they had to go through it themselves, tough shit.

That being said, she was 24, she probably could have called social services. There were a lot of non-batshit ways to go about this.

No one deserves to be killed, but I don't think it was "just for being parents", they were keeping her under a strict curfew at age 24, when most people in most countries  are in a position where *they* are supposed to find out how to live their own lives most effectively, not have their life be decided by someone else.

Crime and culture aside, the type of parenting they did was absolutely toxic, and if they had to go through it themselves, tough shit.

That being said, she was 24, she probably could have called social services. There were a lot of non-batshit ways to go about this.


I don't know about you, but all of this seems to be "we know she's guilty, so let's go back to her movies and look for anything that we consider off and attach a meaning to it, so that later we can infer guilt from these behaviours". In other words, it's all bull crap. it's like "we danced to have it rain, it rained, so dancing triggers rain"


What's really scary to think about is I bet at one point all four of them were eyeing the parents like a gang of sharks


Imagine forgetting a lie as your telling the lie


hearing the dad asking for help was a difficult one


If you’re gonna lie don’t have a lot to say in like exact detail cause nobody will believe you pay attention to that much in such a traumatic experience.


I think my favorite moment is when they absolutely new she was involved


Damn, this man be channeling the spirit of her mom to try to get her to confess lol.


If you want to see an excellent interagation, watch the Russell Williams  interaction.  Spot on Detective.


my sister and I  tortured for a long time as  kids .even seeing each other die and revived..yet even tho I think of it to those that hurt us .....everyday we are better than that scarred and depressed suicidal....but would never harm a child ......and the pos that did those things isn't worth it


Her mousy little victim act is downright nauseating.


I learn so much from these videos, if I am ever interrogated i will be a pro


Wait but where was her little brother in all of this??? Did I miss that?


This guy should be a detective instead of making youtube videos. And if this would have being a netflix series, it would have been in the top 5 hands up ! Sorry for my english guys.


The scary things is, people like her exist. And these mock robberies don't always fail. People like her can be living normal lives today and nobody suspects a thing.

Usually either the detective is dumb AF or they aren't then . Wtf was this lady on??

for sure there are secret murderers walking among us.

Literally going through every person I know in my head #1 have they done this!? #2 would they have a reason to do this to me?!?!?

@dagi felner I totally agree, some people shouldn't make children 😢

@PavPete Hers could've been much more evil. How would you know? Even Asian Parents have a limit, some parents are monsters.

I’m petrified that my husbands ex wife would do something like this one day. Stage a crime and have us both killed. Dead serious.

@dagi felner i know plenty of people with the asian parent stereotype like hers, its actually normal

Yeah, the only reason she didn’t get away is because she didn’t think out the story enough. Honestly, if you’re gonna commit a crime... at least be good at it.. cause this is embarrassing

Eh well, shit happens, I'd say her parents should've seen it coming, but seeing who they are, well I doubt it

Ya that's why you need to keep a registered gun in your house for self defense and guard animals are always good too.

The scary thing is that parents like that exist. And you can see, what it does to a child

@Arbiter of Truth I watch so much true crime and the stories that really get to me are immediately family turning on their own😭 can’t trust nobody😭

People always suspect or know, they just choose to look the other way and take it off their minds.

@canadianjatti Which one? The advancement in technolgy I mean.  When did it happen? -_-

I have never thought about it this way but it’s so true. How scary

especially if the crime occurred before the advancement in technolgy


Parents pushed her over.....<br>Taking drugs didnt help her thought process either

Parents pushed her over.....
Taking drugs didnt help her thought process either


The criminal is really foolish. She could have easily asked for lawyer , the second time or third time she was asked to come. Really dumb.


I remember when this was on the news.  I think I saw a documentary about this on YouTube or something.  Blamed the killing of her parents on black dudes if I recall.  This was fucked up.


Yeah way too calm and resights the events with expert detail pausing with dramatic effect where she deems correct. Actors should watch this and take notes.


Riveting stuff. In one way you feel sorry for her


16:35...was she getting too comfortable? i had a feeling she found her father screaming funny and controlled her laughter


I see a lot of unwise people talking about "imagine being this in that and having patience " like seriously after watching this whole video that's your comment it just defines your mentally and personality but nothing else and people who agreeing with those types of comments


My memory sucks, I would be innocent and still seem guilty.