What baffles me is how much this whole case feels like it’s about a teenager that made a radical decision and not a 24 year old woman. She seems like she was very sheltered or just socially not entirely there. So sad this entire tragedy happened. She has to spend her entire life in prison, a mother is dead, a father with brain damage, and a brother with a broken family. So sad.

@Big Al what is wrong with you? No one deserves murder, this is a cultural thing, not saying it’s right but it’s pretty common. My dad is Moroccan and was extremely strict growing up, I had no freedom, but never in my right mind result to murder, they probably thought they were doing what’s best for her. She was probably a bit rebellious

Al Mackay ok obviously the expectations they elicited onto her were insane, but that didn’t mean murder was the only option

@LV She was a C student who couldn't make it through highschool... She was not academically inclined and college was not something she would have made it through nor should have been forced through if it's just a waste of money. Not everyone is made for university. You say her parents let her talk on the phone and watch tv so they weren't strict... She was 24! No shit she could watch tv lol. You're comparing your parents rules when you were 15 to HER parents rules when she was 24 how is that even remotely comparable?

@sophia NO. There was obviously a lot of mental abuse going on.  They treated her like a piece of garbage just because she didn't meet their high standards, stack that on top of the fact that she had great potential and had her dreams shattered at an early age. She was clearly an athletically talented girl, not academic.

@LV While obviously murder isn't the right choice, giving in to what her parents wanted wouldn't have freed her. Going to university would have just been continuing to allow them to control her, in all likelihood she would have failed and been forever dealing with the disappointment and control of her family. If she had managed to become successful she likely would have had her job options controlled, then her choice of partner and probably would have just been put in the same abusive and controling atmosphere except now with her husband. None of this would have freed her.

She should have chosen no contact, unfortunately that's a hard decision, especially when you've been conditioned to think about your family's comfort over your own wellbeing.

@sophia nah he's right. And him writing deserved what they got and not got what they deserved is pretty accurate too actually. Nobody deserves to be killed but some peoples death isnt undeserved.

@LV going to university is not a reasonable option for everyone. Some people just know they won't make it. I feel like she was pushed into a corner where she felt like she either had to suffer for the rest of her life or do something extreme to get out of it. Was she sheltered? I don't know to be honest, but i know that she probably wasn't able to make a rational decision after years of being unhappy in her life. And the reason she was unhappy for so long in her life was because of how her parents controlled her life and conditioned her to think a certain way which could be a very general definition for sheltered.

Phraker but wasnt she on the phone woth her friend  in her room where she had a tv, i dont know my parents were strict, no tv in my room, no phone in my room or after 8pm, i wasnt allowed to go out to parties and if i didnt i had to be back by 6pm. I told myself the only way put was to go to university. If she got her education she wouldnt have been stuck at home being controlled. Her priorities were all in the wrong place, she is a narcissist, why is killing someone the way to ‘solve’ a problem instead of leaving. She dodnt want to leave because her parents gave her everything, she wanted the best of both worlds. Although her parents were strict i will NEVER sympathise with this lady, she had no moral bone in her body

@Ori Geva yea she does his name is Felix Pan

She doesn't have a brother, does she?<br>Am I missing some messed up joke?

She doesn't have a brother, does she?
Am I missing some messed up joke?

@Phraker tbh the only one I feel sorry about is her brother.

well she was sheltered. im guessing her parents controlled most of her life including who she could talk to


in regards to the phone its quite clear in the initial interview she states the phone was hidden under her arm as she motions to her armpit saying i hid it here, but in second interview it was in the waistband?? How did they not notice this inconsistency?


To think that her dream was that to kill (or attempt to kill) her parents would have no consequences...


The blood cries of the father screaming "helppppp!" Are <b>haunting</b>

The blood cries of the father screaming "helppppp!" Are *haunting*


I'm sorry, but this was one of those cases that showed why you shouldn't talk to the police. I mean, I'm happy that she gets what she deserves, but I think that she could pull it off if she didn't talk to the police again after the first time.

Eh at the end they got them from multiple avenues, DNA, phone records where they planned it etc etc. The statement was just one part of it.


Wowwww she literally screws up nearly ALL the facts in the second interview. She clearly did not prepare for this interview. There are only two scenarios when you shouldn't talk to the police without lawyer.  1: when you're guilty. 2: when you're innocent.


If she didn't get that knee injury this all could turn out to be different, what she did was wrong but I think she's very unlucky


Funny how she thinks she can get away with it (the crime she and her friends committed )


In the end her parents were right. She needed to be locked up as a prisoner, and her boyfriend was a bad guy that needed to be kept away.


bro there's so many times during the 2nd interview where she could've just been like "yo I'm traumatized and I haven't slept since that day I'm sorry I can't remember details" when he pushes her on stuff like what can they say to thag


I watched all videos about this story and for some time I kept looking at her face and something just clicked into my brain. I’m sorry if I sound offensive but I don’t think she is their biological daughter. I wonder if she was adopted. The reason why I said that it’s because she doesn’t look like the dad at all! I looked at her pic from when she was young and she doesn’t look like her either. Sometimes if a child doesn’t look like 1parent than she must look like the other but in this case she doesn’t look like both parents. Also her and her brother don’t look alike what’s so ever. None! I just can’t figure out where did she get her traits from! Or it could be that her father is not her biological 1..   her dad has completely different eyes, nose, lips and even different shape of face!  But I could be also completely wrong on this. It’s just something that I picked up and I’m sure I’m the only viewer thinking this way! Let me know if someone else feels the same.


It's crazy how this girl seems pretty intelligent and is a surprisingly good actor, and gets found guilty; meanwhile Casey Anthony is completely incompetent, acts totally flippant throughout her interrogation, and gets to go free.

I’m pretty sure I agreed other factors played into her not guilty verdict...but if you didn’t catch that, other factors played into her not guilty verdict.

We can blame the prosecution for that.  If It wasn't a death penalty case she would be in prison for the rest of her life.  Where she belongs.  They insisted on the death penalty and the jury was not going to send her there without more evidence.  They fucking had her and they blew it.   Sorry, not angry at you.

No one talks about this, but it is obvious to me that the trouble with the Casey Anthony case was the prosecutor. He went for murder 1, when there was absolutely no evidence that Casey MEANT to kill her daughter. Quite a few slightly lesser charges would have been easily provable.

Casey Anthony lawyered up right away. It's a fucking shame really.

Not at all. If Jennifer was a good liar, she wouldn't have been found out.

Never underestimate the ignorance of a Florida jury of peers.

Scarlet Star I feel like a sociopath but i completely agree. idgaf about nothing else other than how shit their lying was.  make a plan appropriate to your ability to get away with it. ffs

@Carly Rohling Look, I was just pointing out something funny, obviously the cases are very different, mainly in terns of the evidence present and impact of the lawyers.  It's a narrow view to see race as the dominant factor in every situation.  Besides, she's Asian, which we all know ranks above white anyway...

Not really, she wasn't good actor, she gave herself away pretty damn fast, anyone who is used to and good at lying can tell she's fucked up within the first 10 or so mins. She's good at feigning some panic, but the one thing she seriously fucked up on was consistency, and playing into her slip ups with proper panic, she would fo been so much better playing trauma and not speaking at all. Shej didn't go through ehr story, she didn't rehearse clearly either.

Casey's daughter was found with duct tape over her mouth and eyes and Casey said she put that on after she died, who the hell would say there was no cause?

Sara Williams They don’t normally have duct tape on their mouths either

I can’t help but agree. A person of any other race would have been convicted.

@Sara Williams Reasonable doubt when white: you are free miss, sorry for the inconvenience. Reasonable doubt when not white: max sentence

Casey Anthony got to go free, not because she was a good actor, or incredibly intelligent, but because the remains of her daughter were in such bad condition, they couldn’t find a cause of death. Without having proof on how she died, they couldn’t determine it was a homicide. Now, logically, healthy children don’t just drop dead, but with lack of evidence, comes the “reasonable doubt” that set Anthony free. She’s undoubtedly guilty, but certainly not that good of an actor.

Pretty intelligent and a surprisingly good actor? Are we watching the same video??

A measure of your bias, not anyone's interrogation skill.

Jennifer didn't have parents to give the ridiculous story Casey Anthony's parents gave, which resulted in "reasonable doubt"


one thing that did bother me about the second interview is the guy saying "dont apologize, the only reason youd apologize is if youre lying." like dawg... some people have anxiety and apologize compulsively because of it. not saying that was the case here, but that doesn't seem like a good cause for suspicion to me.


1:11:56 not defending her but i genuinely felt her pain at that point.


i understand she’s lying and what she did was terrible but i also really hate the way the last interrogator treats depression/suicidal tendencies and abuse like they’re not a big deal. “if you wanted to die then you wouldn’t be scared, it wouldn’t matter.” that’s disgusting and completely untrue. people can be suicidal and still be afraid.


I always get a weird feeling when watching videos like this and the killer shares my first name. 🤣


her father screaming for help during the 911 call is absolutely terrifying


Wtf lol. I'm Vietnamese, an older brother to a little sister named Jennifer, my mom drives a Lexus and my dad a Mercedes, and they were hella strict on us too 😂


PLEEEEEEASE do a segment about theDepp v Heard show. Specifically I’d love to hear YouTube take on the AH AH diagnosis


At some point, the detective asked her to get out of the traumatizing state and to get in a clinical one 31:00.
I know nothing about interrogating but isn’t that a bit over the line — assuming that Jennifer wasn’t exactly being questioned as a suspect; she was being considered a witness (who just lost both parents). Seems weird to me that someone would ask her to “get over it’” for a second..


Totally professional detective. Totally experienced. Yeah


Fatigue is real. I fell asleep watching it. But it was so interesting I had to rewatch until the end.


Jennifer didn't count on the fact; You get what you put in and people get what they deserve.


if i were a witness to murder i'd be so suspicious because it's literally so hard for me to stay unhappy for extended periods of time. im a giggly lil baby who didnt even cry when my childhood dog died so like i feel like all suspicions would be on me LMAO


To be honest, running away from home was a much much better option than doing this.

When you go through abuse, it's hard to separate yourself from who abused you, sometimes even if you go away. It's called trauma bond and makes your life infernal

Yeah she could've chosen the other option of living away from parents. Even if she was financially dependent on them at the point...she could've got a job and figure it out later. She would've had a much better life if she tried. It was definitely better than doing this.

@Dustee Dawg She lived in Canada. They have weird laws when it comes to that. You are entitled to a lawyer, but they don’t have to specify when you get them.

Not every abuse case will be a success story obviously

Why? If she just see videos like this before and understand that she need to keep silent, she would get away with this.

She had options, no one said she has a brain. I mean, she sucked at education, and her choices show that.

@A & M H no one said that she was a victim lol

Or maybe just stealing a lot of money from her parents and just run away. Maybe her parents wouldn't even have pressed charges and even if they did she wouldn't have been sentenced for life. She just wanted revenge and hated her parents to the core. Partially the blame is on parents too because they treated her like a machine more than a human.

@A & M H Thank you! She is not a victim like how many people seem to portray her. I'm also Asian and grew up with a very strict and borderline abusive mother who expected a lot from me. But even I couldn't meet up to those expectations, I would let her know about it anyway instead of lying and manipulating my way through it.

Her parents really didn’t deserve to be parents and I understand why she would feel the way she did but yea they didn’t need to die

@A & M H there's no concept of "adult" in Asian households

But not the easier option for a dependent person.  She was mentally bound to her parents because of their authoritarian abuse.

@A & M H i dont think anyone said she was 😅

if she wlda kept her mouth shut and asked for a lawyer who knows.....mighta worked....well i guess not dad survived.

She was an adult. She didn't need to "run away" from anything. She had a history of lying and manipulating for years, being involved with drugs, and now murder. She's not a victim.

She needed parents money too.. basically she was a criminal.


I wonder what would happen if she said, "I don't want to talk to anyone about anything without a lawyer." right at the beginning...


It's absolutely laughable that during these interviews the police actually try to convince the suspect that they are on their side and want to help them, that they care about their well-being and are empathetic towards their feelings, that they care about them and want them to make the "right decision" so they won't be seen as a monster.

In reality they probably think you're a scumbag and have harmful morals or values, that you deserve prison regardless of your level of guilt or involvement, they are more than happy to trick you or to not explain things to you if it would help your case in any way, even if you are innocent.
Generally it seems that the police start with the mindset being "here is our suspect, now let's find the evidence."

If someone has never had dealings with the police before then you will most likely know that everyone is treated as if they are innocent until proven guilty, that the police are just and trustworthy and want only to find out the truth of the situation and that justice will prevail.

It was quite a realization to find out that police will happily ignore evidence that will help you (exculpatory evidence), and will twist things around to make it seem that you are as guilty as Hitler, even if it means that someone innocent or not as guilty as they are made out to be will go to prison.

They are so focused on securing their convictions that they simply don't care about you at all and will overlook the truth to get the win.

@リースモーガン *-* well i would make it impossible for police to be rewarded based on their conviction rates. many of them get promoted after working on a large case and winning it. the incentives have to be different.
Also there should be much more accountability for not being honest in their methods, wrongful convictions or evidence tampering.
At court i would change the whole adversarial prosecution vs defense to one team that serves as both in order to find the truth.
The punishments should be offender based instead of offence based so that way it would force them to judge the case on its own merits.
I think juries should be scrapped in favor of educated people to make a panel of scientists, mathematicians, philosophers, criminologists, psychologists and people who understand the science behind the evidence to oversee and advise in the process.  Look at Meadows law in the Sally Clarke case. The jury was presented with very convincing mathematics that was incorrect. Not one of the jury knew how to evaluate probability correctly and relied on the "expert".
There should be much more transparency in all of the evidence and it should be treated equally and evaluated accordingly.
A lot of the current interrogation techniques are sound, and they are effective, I would just hope that good interrogators are playing by the rules and are not there to just force a confession.
One more thing: instead of an ideology where all guilty people are convicted at the expense that a few innocent people will be wrongly convicted, change it so that no innocent person is convicted, but at the expense that a few guilty people will go free.
If you dont agree with that last statement, then ask yourself if you are prepared to be that one innocent person who is wrongfully convicted?

i would like to hear more of your thoughts on this, if you don't mind; this kinda piqued my interest haha

what would you change about the way police handle interrogations and/or investigations?


Ah the wonderful world of high impossible expectations from crazy parents!


I can't imagine putting a hit on my father and he was way more strict then her parents


Her father's screams when she was calling 911 gave me chills.

@Fuzzy Failure The technology already exists. Apps like facebook, instagram, yelp, google maps, GPS, etc. tracks your location. The problem is an adoption and funding issue. Police forces are buying fancy armored vehicles (that are ever rarely used if at all) for their own police forces rather than updating outdated systems for the betterment of the general population. America is the wealthiest nation in the world - we have the money, there is no reason for our systems to lag behind other third world nations. Our nuclear arsenal is run on last century floppy disc technology while corrupt politicians make backdoor deals that favor their pockets funneling tax payer dollars into their own purses. Capitalism is good, until it finally isn't. We are a nation of false dreams, spoon-fed capitalistic ideals and fairy tail notions of freedom while corruption runs unchecked because "Capitalism Good, Freedom means Deregulation" - and all at the expense of you and me.

@Christine Saurin in 2010 we had IPhone 4 and Samsung Galaxy which worked exactly the same as 2022 smartphones but with less ram, worse screens and worse cameras.. 2010 is not 1810.

@Leann Hocus Pocus ok, make the technology for us then superhero.

@SomethingLame I am suggesting police to NOT track anyone. Instead, the phone has location data - that when we call 911, and ONLY when we call 911, the CURRENT location is transmitted to the police. At ALL OTHER TIMES, the police will not be able to access a person's location. My comment is in no way whatsoever suggesting that police should track people 24/7 even though, if they wish, I am certain the FBI and CIA can track you with our without your knowledge.

@Leann Hocus Pocus are you suggesting police should track everyone?

I really feel sorry for the girl more than him.

I really feel sorry for the girl more than him.

@Leann Hocus Pocus this was in 2010, I recently had to call 911 from a cellphone and I fucked up my address (i have it memorized but I fuckin said the wrong numbers, lmao) <br>And the dispatcher managed to ask me if it was my proper street number from the phone location and affirmed address faster than I could realize I said the wrong thing lol.

@Leann Hocus Pocus this was in 2010, I recently had to call 911 from a cellphone and I fucked up my address (i have it memorized but I fuckin said the wrong numbers, lmao)
And the dispatcher managed to ask me if it was my proper street number from the phone location and affirmed address faster than I could realize I said the wrong thing lol.

It just sounded like someone screaming Normally to me

It just sounded like someone screaming Normally to me

I thought her parents were shot at that point and one of the killers was pretending to ask for help

@Leann Hocus Pocus self defense is always faster than waiting 10 minutes for police to arrive if they do at all

@Tarkam Lokar I’m guessing he yelled when he was shot in the shoulder.

If she didn't feel like absolute sh*t when she heard her father cry out in pain, then I can't even understand how heartless she is.

Same, especially when later on it says he didnt come to her because he saw her talking to and being friendly with the people who just shot them....

Let's observe that this was in 2010. Facebook and Google weren't so smart at that time, there wasn't even smartphones as we have today. So it was not that easy to get a location if they couldn't find the right name. Even though it's very hard to spell things when you are in this kind of situation

@genny mescudi the location isn't exactly pinpointed from cell phones. They can only get a vague idea. If she called from a landline it would've been different.

@Leann Hocus Pocus or google. Google map record your position.

@Jadakist what I meant to say is that they where together when she was shoot on her face so yeah, he probably had to watch her die unless he turned around or something.

@Yuri Hatakeyama  “ he probably had to watch her die” <del>nah it says she died instantly</del>

@Yuri Hatakeyama  “ he probably had to watch her die” -nah it says she died instantly-

@Gabbi Marie you can almost hear in his voice he knows his daughter was behind it

pacco I believe they were referring to the dispatcher asking how to spell the exact street when and continuously asked the same question when she was clearly hysterical, and there was screaming in the back. She was doing her job obviously, but they pinpoint your location when you call so why the fuck was the exact spelling so daum important when her parents were getting MURDERED

@Arindam S. Roy My point exactly - we should not have to SPELL out our address. Who has the time to slowly spell out an address during an emergency? Most of the time, if we are calling 911, we are hiding and don't want to speak because we don't want the other person (home invader) to discover where we are hiding. Our tax dollars should be used to improve such services so that if we call, they automatically know where we are.

Yeah, I was eating when I heard that and almost spit my food out. I really wish I hadn't heard that

He was mad that she couldn't do it right.

He was mad that she couldn't do it right.

@H Ampelmann It's chilling that you may be facing death - while a dispatcher needs you to spell out the address.

Dispatcher: Hello this is 911
Person: Yes, there's someone in my home, he has a weapon
Dispatcher: where is your home, can you SPELL the address?
Person: He's stabbing me hurry
Dispatcher: SPELL IT!

Meanwhile, Facebook knows exactly where you are.

@H Ampelmann It's chilling when Facebook knows more about your location, than 911.

She doesnt ever stop and realize that once her parents were just like her and her boyfriend.

if i was the father i would not wanted her to go to jail... man imagine hearing this help from your dad

@Tarkam Lokar yeah lmao i don't think his daughter being in on it was at the top of his mind in that instance

Be kind and gentle to others and yourself

The dispatcher and wasted tax dollars gave me chills.

The dispatcher and wasted tax dollars gave me chills.

Jennifer probably thinking "oh ffs botched job"((

Jennifer probably thinking "oh ffs botched job"((

@Daniel-Smokes-Kush He was probably freaking out about getting shot in the face too.

in her story she said she couldn't make out his screaming but ... him yelling "help" is clear as day!

@Daniel-Smokes-Kush He probably had to watch her die since they were together :(

@Xcreenplay Had to turn the volume down... It was awful

That's when she really started freaking out bc she thought he was dead.

He probably saw his wife dead next to him. Tht was so hard to hear, I almost turned it down


The detective should be put behind bars for the number of times he said “okaaay?” 😑


Stop trying to justify it! She was an adult! She could have left at any moment. She is not a victim, she is a murderer. She sat by whilst people she knew killed her parents in her presence.


JCS is so inconsistent lately with posting that other channels have taken on their formula and are now thriving by using their inspiration. I don't know whether to be happy or sad about it, as I do enjoy their content.


Bárbaro el investigador Dios que desafiante es todo eso admiración para él de la manera ágil y veraz en paciencia de como pudo esclarecer la verdad


Possibly I'm missing something here, and please correct me if I am. But her parents expectations of her don't seem too harsh. Wanting her to do well in school, and to not date a drug dealer? These seem fairly reasonable to me


In the last moments of her mother’s life she was concerned about the well-being of her daughter. In Jennifer’s last moments of freedom she was only concerned about herself. Worthless.


Excuse=Lie=Mistake? Guitlty until proof the oposite is so freaking wrong. Even in that case (and she is guilty)<br>edit: but excellent explained. and: I am wrong with my first upper statement, i do not know something about the Canadian system.

Excuse=Lie=Mistake? Guitlty until proof the oposite is so freaking wrong. Even in that case (and she is guilty)
edit: but excellent explained. and: I am wrong with my first upper statement, i do not know something about the Canadian system.


such a nice guy, that detective was, rubbing her back in an effort to make her feel more comfortable and everything. i’ve never seen a detective do that in any of these videos that i’ve watched

Such nice guy right, rubbing her back in an effort to make her feel more comfortable so that his plan to confront her crime can succeed


If only we had universal basic income then she probably wouldn't have to worry about any of this. Should be able to pay to leave her abusers other than trying to find the only solution what she thought was violence.

The sad story and it would take someone with loads of compassion to even understand.

 The fact of the matter is no one does bad things for no reason.

Not even Cain and Abel. Imagine having the god of the universe tell you that your gift is worthless.

I think that would be enough to drive anybody insane


It's crazy how beloved this channel is, yet they are picked on. There's a subreddit dedicated to them and they started a new YouTube genre, but get no respect!!<br>Also this video won't allow me to watch it. It warns about suicide and self-harm, so I clicked proceed and it still will not play. Screw you YouTube

It's crazy how beloved this channel is, yet they are picked on. There's a subreddit dedicated to them and they started a new YouTube genre, but get no respect!!
Also this video won't allow me to watch it. It warns about suicide and self-harm, so I clicked proceed and it still will not play. Screw you YouTube


For such a "foolproof-plan" for 1100$ she probably only got like 200$ of it (assuming since she confused it with 200$) she sure dug herself a deeper hole and pretty sure gave them no doubt about her involvement while telling them how horrible her parents are. Her parents only wanted what was best for her and it breaks my heart as a parent...


I would be a terrible witness because I would be nervous. I don't do well when I have to recount something that happened. I'm not a criminal, but I would be acting so guilty because I'm talking to the cops. I have anxiety. Damn, I didn't even kill anyone and this cop is making me feel guilty!


“This time he didn’t give her tissues to dry her nonexistent tears.” 💀💀💀


I don’t understand why she did not ask for a lawyer if she was guilty. This was amazing I did not think she was lying I would be a lousy lawyer.


On first day she said she was watching tv and lowered the sound when heard her mom calling her dad because someone was on the door .. on the next day investigation she said ,she was on  her phone talking to her friends on Facebook app wow.  ... See the difference 😑


she was describing what happened like it was a very important event in her life 😅😅


The interrogator was lucky! If I were sitting there,
Detective: 'We've got satellite technology which shows exactly where, in the house, people have been'.
Me: Then, are you stupid to waste your time talking to me?
In fact, I also have access to some advance technology which proves, I am innocent!


Bruh I just want someone to console me the way the interrogator does when she starts confessing 😭😭 that back pat like " yes baby please tell me everything  " 😭😭😭😭


55:31Jennifer: Family always comes first.
Detective: Where did you get that from?
Jennifer: Fast and Furious


She said, "...sitting on a couch," instead of the couch. Making up a story.


I'll never understand strict parents they're so dumb i'll never do anything like that when i have my own kids ofc i won't let them to be friends with bad people also keep an eye on what they do on the internet but i'll give them choice to do whatever they want as long as it's legal and good


This case reminds me of the case of Sef Gonzales


I am still baffled at how theses people think they are not going to get caught.


I guess when u kill the peoples u hate or the people who have given u hell all ur life, it’s got to be hard to cry for them! Maybe??


Dang I can’t believe it here I was thinking I was so clever hiding all of my money in the fridge just to find out that’s the first place burglars look


Glad I stuck around for those last 10 seconds.. I really needed that laugh 😂


The way he subtly moved that chair towards her is insane, I watched close af and I was like hol up did this man j teleport there lol


This is horrible but when you put yourself in Jennifer’s place you will see and understand the pressure she was under by her parents and why she would take drastic measurements. Some parents want perfect children because they want to have a perfect image which is only externally not caring about the children’s emotions and well being. The girl was wrong and she is paying the price for what the parents created. Parents need to truly love their children even if they are not what the parents expected them to be.


They need to make a movie about this. This will be a hit.


the last part where the investigator said whatever jen wants is what's good for us from that point on i just started bawling


This is some of the best content on YouTube.


Another give away was that when asked if her ex boyfriend could be involved she didn't say no he would never do that bc its MURDER but she said he wouldn't do that bc hes already gotten over me. Which is a give away bc it shows how lightly she thinks of murder.


I wonder if she never volunteered to talk to the cops if she would’ve been caught


I guess I should drop out of my criminal psychology class. I would never be able to pick up these minute details 🤦♀


Although I understand what is going on here, I now know that if I'm ever in this type of situation, God I pray never, I now know how to not speak to cops

Easy way to avoid getting caught by the cops, don't kill anyone!


3mins in and nobody who just went through that legitimately would NOT be so calm <br>Either you're in shock or your bawling. She looks like she's talking over coffee

3mins in and nobody who just went through that legitimately would NOT be so calm
Either you're in shock or your bawling. She looks like she's talking over coffee


I am glad i wasnt her last investigator, i wouldn't have been able to keep listening to her without telling her that she is such a pos.


"Jennifer starts fake crying again, yet this time is given no tissues to wipe away her nonexistent tears" LOL!

I think Jennifer is terrible at lying. You don't need to cry to make yourself seem sad. If she can't cry and fakes it, it is very obvious.

@Renni haha imagine we are laughing at this, then she restarts the third reich

@James G people are bound to face struggles in life, if what causes someone to murder their parents was a few rules and even fewer expectations, their sociopathic behavior would've been bound to trigger eventually, regardless of the strict parenting. the parents werent at fault here lol. and yes your parents send me your grades and im quite disappointed, frankly speaking.

@The Black Conservative Woman She was a brat and also a narcissistic sociopath.  Pressure from parents like that. Game over.

@James G her parents being strict is not terrible

59:56 , just incase of impatience of ppl lol

laura lee should take notes from her sksks


She seems more excited than upset about her parents being killed


The only thing i disagree with (amd would love some input on) is that at 21:30 i belive rubbing hands would not be that suspicious..like you would be nervous or scared here even if you were a victim coz you recounting traumas


The lengths teenagers will go through just to get out of doing some homework and a medical degree


There's a saying that goes:" The best thing about telling the truth, is that you don't have to remember what you said" <br>I once watched a video about something called "the pinocchio effect" which has to do with how a person acts and reacts when they are telling a lie. And it was mentioned that when a person is lying, they'll try soooo hard to convince you of what they are saying, telling so much details that eventually they won't be able to remember! So if you go back and ask them to repeat what they've just said, some details will certainly be modified. This is exactly what happened with Jennifer here! She exposed herself by trying to bring in as much details and "proof" of her innocence as she could which led her to mix things up and eventually get exposed. So sad!

There's a saying that goes:" The best thing about telling the truth, is that you don't have to remember what you said"
I once watched a video about something called "the pinocchio effect" which has to do with how a person acts and reacts when they are telling a lie. And it was mentioned that when a person is lying, they'll try soooo hard to convince you of what they are saying, telling so much details that eventually they won't be able to remember! So if you go back and ask them to repeat what they've just said, some details will certainly be modified. This is exactly what happened with Jennifer here! She exposed herself by trying to bring in as much details and "proof" of her innocence as she could which led her to mix things up and eventually get exposed. So sad!

@Sir Soaponrope there's no need for me to do so. u know what u've been asked.

also, think it as however u like. ur comments up to this point has proven otherwise

@Ong Phui Shan you're the one writing my narrative so you tell me

@Sir Soaponrope sir, they're not insults. you think everyone out here tryinna hurt u. why is that huh

@Ong Phui Shan Get some better ad hominem insults

Best way to lie is to actually believe it

@Dounia forreal Try watching the K-Drama called 'Pinnochio'. Its about pinnochio affect.

@Creepy Hair Sniffer fax this guy rlly tryna act like a sjw

@altostreeter The first post on her comment is literally just as confused as i was.

I dont understand the desire to simp.

She was wrong and she corrected herself. Belive it or not a female can be wrong. Me calling her out doesn't make me an idiot.

"If you tell the truth, you don't have to remember anything", Mark Twain.

@Dounia forreal Thats okay. Remember to next time.

You have a nice day Ma'am

@Sir Soaponrope I apologize for not clarifying my statement earlier. Have a nice day sir.

@Dounia forreal Ah yes. I'm sick for thinking that when YOU are the one who didnt clarify. Classic projection.

Thanks for telling everyone what we already know. The story is sad. Riveting

@Sir Soaponrope wtf? I meant sad that she had to do what she did and all of that happened. The WHOLE story is sad. You're sick in the head for assuming I was supporting a murderer.

@Stephanie Wright That applies only to the bad liars, we've all met good liars you just didnt know it lmao

the trick is to keep that in mind as you tell a lie so you dont divulge unnecessary info in terms of detail and be more general and to just sit in silence till they feel the need to keep the convo progressing

Ive ALWAYS said to be a good liar you have to remember exactly what you've said. Liars never do😂

Even when I tell the truth, I often forget what actually happend, does that make my a liar? Maybe not, but I could be treated as one


How people talk to police without an attorney blows my mind....<br>Like wtf are you thinking

How people talk to police without an attorney blows my mind....
Like wtf are you thinking


You have to be a bit of a sociopath to be an investigator, being able to lie like this.

Just imagine you learn that someone you got the confession of was released after 10 years from prison because they were innocent all the time. I would kill myself. You have to be a sick monster to be a detective.


Never talk to the pig's alone.. Always have your attorney present.


In no way am I saying I WANTED this to happen.  BuT if she had been a little smarter and not wanting instant gratification. She coulda been silent. And got a lawyer. And I think she would have gotten away with it.  <br>Easier said than done. And I get why people cooperate because they don't want to look guilty. But in situations like this. She coulda post likely gotten away with it. Or at least a lot less.

In no way am I saying I WANTED this to happen.  BuT if she had been a little smarter and not wanting instant gratification. She coulda been silent. And got a lawyer. And I think she would have gotten away with it.
Easier said than done. And I get why people cooperate because they don't want to look guilty. But in situations like this. She coulda post likely gotten away with it. Or at least a lot less.


notice how when the investigator asked her if she lied, she just shook her head and couldn‘t audibly answer and say no while it should be natural to become very offended at the accusation alone

Exactly!!! One will be in distraught and in rage

@Connie Harrison cracked? You know the best chance she has to be possibly forgiven for her actions with the excuse of "she had terrible parents", was if she, out of anger and constant trauma, killed her parents there and then, with no planning or motive behind the attack. She planned an attack for them. That's psychopathic NO MATTER what the circumstances are, if you're planning a murder for your parents, no excuse can come out of it.

@RSA MAN  I agree with you. Being empathetic to another's situation, you'd understand that its perfectly normal for them to be suspicious of you, until proven otherwise. Hence, an accusation wouldn't offend me.

Not sure how IQ correlates to this though.

That's pretty weak, tbh. If she'd said no emphatically, we'd likely see as "she doth protest too much". Its kind of inferring guilt from any behaviour because we know she's guilty already.

These sort of behavioural clues are actually incredibly unreliable. That's why the police question for so long, have her put the story into components and these other tricks. Ironically, despite all the behavioural analysis armchair psychologists love to perform, strategic questioning that will expose inconsistencies or lies is often far more reliable than picking up on body language cues or the way in which people say things.

Different people behave differently when they lie, have different ticks and have differing reactions. However, a story built on a web of lies will almost always fall apart in the same way once those lies or inconsistencies are exposed.

@RSA MAN IQ is a social construct. It doesn't exist in reality. I'm sorry to burst you're bubble

@Señor Whatshisface The term psychopathic has been deprecated in the medical field. At this point it has turned into an insult.

Meh, it's hard to predict how much vigor someone would have after hours of interrogation, answering the same questions over and over again, only to then be asked "did you lie".  I'd probably bang my head against the table a few times instead of answering, regardless of whether innocent or guilty.

Realize it is well past the point of being offended, rather than would come long before this to an innocent person, being the suspect to the point of a lengthy interrogation would offend an innocent person enough once they had gotten past the point of trying to be helpful and to the point where it was redundant.  Frankly I'd be offended to be asked to come in for an "interview" at all when they could just come to my home to ask any questions.  Having someone come in implies that they have a reasonable expectation that they might need to make an arrest, so whether innocent or not I would immediately lawyer up because they are wanting to find someone guilty and do not have to tell the truth so it's a one-sided dirty way of doing an interrogation if they can lie but the person being interrogated can't.

@Señor Whatshisface she is a poor thing ....her parent made her go LITERALLY crazy ... psychopathic ... she had an unstable relationship with a druggy her brain. cracked and she did something AWFUL ... she can be in the wrong and be in a poor situation

@Señor Whatshisface psychopathic? yes. a literal monster? no

@Señor Whatshisface yes, but what if it was just sarcasm? What are the chances?

yeah, poor thing, made a mess of herself


I don't have any sympathy for her, she could have just got a full time minimum wage job and easily afford a cheap place to live, especially considering her bf could've split rent.


I came back to watch this after watching Amber Heard take the stand and exhibit similar behaviors


I love how she describes her parents killers as 'gentleman' now that's absolutely insane

She really felt and said. Atleast they listened to her.

"A group of gentlemen came to my house and asked politely if i had any money i had trouble parting with. One of them took great care to relieve me of my freedom to move, before going downstairs to help others carefully dispose of my parental figures."

@Cosplay Garage  sometimes just pretty much stupid and doesn’t even make any sense.

All Canadians are polite. Even murderers 🤣

I will say: I was a victim of armed robbery and assault. I did refer to the perpetrators as “gentlemen.” I was in shock though.

Meh she was raised all proper and strict and it could just be stuck in her head that's how you refer to somebody. She could say she's traumatized so words just come out don't mean much

@K D it was one of many, not the first tho

@Rick Slick interesting. I always heard “Canadian” used for “Jew.” Unless you’re referring to a whole table of people who probably won’t tip more than five dollars if at all, definitely will demand at least one entree be comped, ask for buckets of ranch sauce, and occasionally skip on the bill altogether. Then they’re “Canadians.”

@Francisco d’Anconia actually "Canadian " is code for black. That's what my server friends have told. And no it's not to be racist because black servers use that code too

Don't forget about saying they were black as usual 🙄🙄

Idk that wasn't a red flag for me. To me it was a sign of a well-trained girl who has been taught to speak to and about people in a respectful way. Considering how her parents were so authoritarian that she contrived to fake her entire educational career in order to avoid disappointing them, it didn't surprise me that she used overly polite language to talk about strangers even if they killed her parents.

@Rei lmao sometimes people roll around in their sleep and it presses shit

@Cosplay Garage you’re right about that. It can be truly atrocious

@Cosplay Garage I think that’s a stereotype. Not every asian is a tiger parent and is psychologically manipulative or whatever

Right?! Like, I refer to the person who abused me and my mom as “monster” and “it” and “psycho”. If somebody killed her, I can’t even imagine how I’d feel and the angry things I’d say.

@YouSoJames ahahahahaha Supreme gentleman 👏 that was funny

@Nicolas Gober you cant type stuff and click post while sleeping. Make up a better story next time.

Not an uncommon way for different cultures to refer to more than one man as gentlemen.

Thats like calling george floyd a gentleman

It’s the way she was brought up!
What’s insane is delving into every word!
How ridiculous!!!

@lol ummmm idk what that was I think I fell asleep while watching 😂😂😂

@Aisle of View yea that's what I heard too, it makes more sense in the context than "gentleman"

Pretty sure I heared Gentle Ben, the bear in the Clint Howard series.

@YouSoJames Maybe one of the killers was Elliot Rodgers... Lol.

She didn't know what he was going through

they way she's raised, maybe they were the gentlemen. as an asian myself, asian parenting can be pretty psychologically inhumane.

yeah thats the first thing i would have found weird

That was the first red flag for them. Has to be

It's a peek into her mind as she's acting. She is so worried about appearing meek and harmless that she takes on the polite tones of someone trying to look like an innocent helpless victim.


It’s crazy that the interragator sat there for over 4 hours fishing for the truth and basically sat back comfortable the whole time and never got tired of her lies when he knew she did it. Even crazier is that he probably drove home jamming to his favorite music then ate dinner with his family and kissed his kids goodnight. The amount of professionalism is beyond my comprehension. And that part where he said; «Your mom is watching us right now and she’s hoping you will do the right thing» gave me shivers. This interrogation was like psychic torture.

@Serpentine S It’s a problem for real. I want to be friends with my kids of course but there’s no way I’ll put friendship above being a parent. Being the cool mom isn’t worth it to me.

@Maggie Karabel  Good clarification. The problem is so many parents want to be friends with their kids, and allow horrid behavior, thinking that's "love."

@Bobby Woods  Re: interogating pervs. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing that.

It's a job. not everybody can do it. but somebody's got to do it.

@Serpentine S Unconditional love doesn’t mean accepting your kids horrible behavior. It means continuing to love them despite it. Unconditional love can mean completely severing ties from your child to avoid enabling them.

@ordinary name  I agree , some are born with chemical imbalances. Some are only products of their environment, and some are a little of both.

It’s always a sad situation tho.

How can we judge someone who was born with a twisted mind? We’re blessed if we don’t have that issue.

How can we judge someone broken beyond repair by personal trauma and abuse ?

I guess this is where god and his mercy come in . Humans are so fickle

@Anon#Mouse Some people are just fucked in the head. I don't subscribe to the idea that every killer is "made" by society.

You know it takes a very compassionate person to be this kind of interrogator.  You almost have to have real sympathy for a killer to make them beleive that you’re on their side. That’s what gets them to confess.

It really is sad, she is a murderer yes, but she is not psychologically well. She had to have experienced a psychotic break to get to this point.

No one wakes up one day and decides to be a killer. It’s a terrible sad side effect of the world we live in .

He is wonderful at his job. I know I couldn’t do it

@JT Truth is, she's dead and that's that. No afterlife bullshit ghost story, just nothingness. For ever.

It's even crazier to think I only live 15m away from where this all took place.

@Rodrigo he probably fetishizing over this whole thing

@Serpentine S Yet I also don't believe that love should be soft all the time. That's just stupidity. My point is more to how her mother only love her conditionally upon her being a certain kind of daughter that she wants, instead of letting her be herself.

@JT  Nope. I don't buy into the "unconditional" love thing. That's a bunch of hooey. <br>     Oh, I love you kid, I don't give a crud how rotten your attitude is, or how much you lie to me, or how bad you treat me. Nope, not good for the kid, not good for anyone. People need to think about, and reassess that whole, "unconditional" love thing. It's empty, psycho babble nonsense.

@JT  Nope. I don't buy into the "unconditional" love thing. That's a bunch of hooey.
     Oh, I love you kid, I don't give a crud how rotten your attitude is, or how much you lie to me, or how bad you treat me. Nope, not good for the kid, not good for anyone. People need to think about, and reassess that whole, "unconditional" love thing. It's empty, psycho babble nonsense.

Everyone should but specially in that kind of work you have to learn to close the door behind you and leave your work tin the work place and not take it home. Because if you do that with every case you get you are not going to make it.

"Even crazier is that he probably drove home jamming to his favorite music then ate dinner with his family and kissed his kids goodnight" this just sounded funny bruh

@Leroy Anthony They're certainly analysed a lot on YT and shown to be excellent.

@Bobby Woods You have the right to remain silent, as they tell you in the beginning of the interview. They can't convict you on you exercising your right to silence. When she's brought in the first time as a witness, it makes sense to talk. Already at the second time, it might be time to talk to a lawyer. If they pressure you, your story - which will be the truth, no matter if you're guilty or not - is that you have read that interrogations are strong evidence used against the suspect and never ever in their favour, so you will never be able to help your case by talking to the police and the only way to prove your innocence is in the courtroom.

@Callum Lambkin It's always amusing to read internet advice on traffic stops.  Do you really think you're going to sit there and refuse to answer any questions and that's gonna be it?

@Bobby Woods You nailed it. It's also hard to ignore the root causes of a lot of this stuff and start to "understand why they did it" but still be able to remove yourself from it emotionally and just label a criminal a criminal. What a mindf*ck it must be to be an interrogator.

Firstly, think about how long we sat here listening to her bullshit and we aren't even trained or being paid, secondly, these detectives know what the endgame is and if they tip her off to anything they might lose vital information.

These guys are great at letting people dig their own graves. It's why anyone who is interested in true crime knows the mantra of "say nothing and ask for a lawyer" if they're arrested for a serious crime

(sidenote, during traffic stops you can make things much worse by doing the "say nothing and ask for a lawyer" act and being nice might help you a bit

@Meeks And also I was just also saying how true unconditional love should be. And if you think that you cannot forgive certain things, that must be because you believe you have been harmed in some ways. Yet, the truth is that nobody can really truly be hurt. The cause of suffering is resistance to what is. This is of course, much easier said than implemented.

I know a guy who interrogates/interviews child sexual abusers and injuries to children.  He once told me if you can get them to believe what happened makes sense to you, you're golden.  Most people aren't true socio or psycho paths and need mental and emotional relief from what they did.  And that's how you go at them in many cases.

@JT listen, I'm not saying her parents weren't putting way too many expectations and too much pressure on her, I'm just saying that some things can't be forgiven

@Meeks And yet even with that shame, what true love does is still to love the child. Love should be UNconditional. That's why it is called UNconditional, not conditional upon any kinds of conditions. And who knows, maybe that would soften the murderer's heart. This is of course much easier said than done

@JT I mean to be fair, if my kid set up a murder plot of me and her dad, I'd be ashamed of her too

OOwh, how cute! The truth is, her mom does not love her. She's not watching over her. She must be very ashamed of giving birth to her after knowing what she did. Her love is conditional upon worldly successes.

Canadian detectives are among the world's absolute best at what they do


The fact that the dad survived being shot in the head plus he remembered everything that happened that night is incredible

The fact that the dad survived being shot in the head plus he remembered everything that happened that night is incredible

@Liltrippmar piru that's great man, kudos to your dad. A real inspiration to others

@Liltrippmar piru that's great man, kudos to your dad. A real inspiration to others

@Diego Towery You lack common sense. Parenting isn't as simple as just giving financial support, and her parents were so terrible that she attempted to commit suicide years earlier thanks to them.

@Diego Towery You lack common sense. Parenting isn't as simple as just giving financial support, and her parents were so terrible that she attempted to commit suicide years earlier thanks to them.

@Liltrippmar piru You're ignoring the past 24 years. The effects of abuse don't always disappear, and it appearently didn't in this case.

@Liltrippmar piru You're ignoring the past 24 years. The effects of abuse don't always disappear, and it appearently didn't in this case.

@TheFire1290 she was 24, you act like they made her stay at home, she could of left 6 years ago but she still wanted financial support, and killing them had no benefit,

@TheFire1290 she was 24, you act like they made her stay at home, she could of left 6 years ago but she still wanted financial support, and killing them had no benefit,

@Samsung Samsonite exactly, its happened to my dad, hes now middle classes and can take care of me his mother and hold an job, she was lazy, and was honestly probably doing drugs to think it was a good idea

@Samsung Samsonite exactly, its happened to my dad, hes now middle classes and can take care of me his mother and hold an job, she was lazy, and was honestly probably doing drugs to think it was a good idea

@DarkBunnyLord agree, I would have thrown out my 20-something grown adult for all that lying about university, so if anything, her parents were too soft

@DarkBunnyLord agree, I would have thrown out my 20-something grown adult for all that lying about university, so if anything, her parents were too soft

@MarkMike Parents tend to trust their kids more and wouldn't constantly suspect them ain't it?

@MarkMike Parents tend to trust their kids more and wouldn't constantly suspect them ain't it?

@I Have A Plan. I Just Need Money. You don't always reap what you sow. There is no cosmic moral justification system that enforces the "Eye for an Eye" principle" . The world doesnt work that way.

@I Have A Plan. I Just Need Money. You don't always reap what you sow. There is no cosmic moral justification system that enforces the "Eye for an Eye" principle" . The world doesnt work that way.

@Orlando Santana Just gonna copy my other comments. Yeah race or more like culture has kinda sth to do with it. That doesn't mean sth is good or bad it just means they are different. It is people like you who just assume he means bad and therefore shift blame to him, which is in fact racist by you.
I have very close Vietnamese friends. Their culture, their education and their lifestyle differs from ours very much. This of course also impacts the raising of children.
Vietnamese culture is different to Western culture. Most middleclass and wealthy vietnamese parents are very strict, because they experienced life in poverty and had to work very hard to raise to the status they now are. Many had to work for over twelve hours every single day to afford being where they are today, so of course this is going to reflect in their parenting as well as every other areas in their life.
Try not to call everything out as being racist. People have different cultures and therefore will behave differently. This is normal.

@Giddiany Moncayo He didn't say that. It is not racist at all. I have very close Vietnamese friends. Their culture, their education and their lifestyle differs from ours very much. This of course also impacts the raising of children.
He never said they are crazy or strict, just that they are different. Which is in fact true. And even so most middleclass and wealthy vietnamese parents are very strict, because they experienced life in poverty and had to work very hard to raise to the status they now are. Many had to work for ten hours a day to afford being where they are today, so of course this is going to reflect in their parenting as well as every other area in life.
Try not to call everything out as being racist. People have different cultures and therefore will behave differently.

@Scatter Bean bro Holy shit "she had to kill them to be free" wtf? Just leave home, cut contact and move somewhere. Its not like her parents will move through the spirit plane and always be around her. That's the most fucked explanation I've ever heard.

@Scatter Bean bro Holy shit "she had to kill them to be free" wtf? Just leave home, cut contact and move somewhere. Its not like her parents will move through the spirit plane and always be around her. That's the most fucked explanation I've ever heard.

@Jacob Greaney i think someone as an authoratarian parent has to be prepared for what they raise to turn against them. It wasnt her walking out eventually as a way of  gaining freedom. She felt like she had to kill them to be free. She wanted it all to stop. So i think yeah, dont kill people. But if youre gonna treat someone with zero love and consideration, then you have to be prepared to face the consequences your parenting techniques have on a child. Not everyones the same. She just snapped. That was her way of freeing herself.  But in no way am I defending her.  No one should of died.

@Liltrippmar piru they even gave her the option. People here are talking as if they tied her up in a dungeon and threatened to kill everyone she loved if she tried to escape.

They said get out or stay on our terms. People don't realise how expensive daily living costs are, you hardly realise until you grow up and have to provide for yourself. She was basically just taking their cash and doing nothing to become financially independent.

Besides, if she hated her parents enough to kill them then why not just leave? Chill with your drug dealer boyfriend and go work construction or something. There are people who have been kicked out of their house with 0$ at 17 and still worked their way upto a stable life.

She didn't want any of that, just wanted her parents cash without having to do any of the work

@Hugh Haefner That option doesn't negate how poorly they raised her in the past.

@Hugh Haefner That option doesn't negate how poorly they raised her in the past.

The truth is the game was rigged from the start.

The truth is the game was rigged from the start.

Hopefully the tragedy taught him to treat people better. He didn't deserve to go through it, but he does bare some partial responsibility for it happening due the poor treatment of his daughter.

Hopefully the tragedy taught him to treat people better. He didn't deserve to go through it, but he does bare some partial responsibility for it happening due the poor treatment of his daughter.

@Aaron Gutierrez she was 24, and she could of just left home, there was no reason or benefit from killing them

@Aaron Gutierrez she was 24, and she could of just left home, there was no reason or benefit from killing them

@not a truck you my good sir are indeed a truck!

@not a truck you my good sir are indeed a truck!

@Elijah Catacutan I didn’t say that she killed her parents because they were harsh on her, I just said that Asian parents are stricter to their children, they aren’t being mean, they just care about your future. And btw, she is definitely crazy.

@Elijah Catacutan I didn’t say that she killed her parents because they were harsh on her, I just said that Asian parents are stricter to their children, they aren’t being mean, they just care about your future. And btw, she is definitely crazy.

@Jacob Greaney Did the parents deserve this? No of course not, but you reap what you sow. Yeah sure, murder is objectively unforgivable and the law will punish the deserving, but this incident was the product of the family's relationship.

Again. They did NOT deserve this. But the lifestyle they chose lead to it.

He did what his parents told him growing up, obviously.

He did what his parents told him growing up, obviously.

@Aaron Gutierrez yeah ensuring your child has a stable income and future is true emotional abuse, lmao. wouldn't like to know your idealist parenting method

@Aaron Gutierrez yeah ensuring your child has a stable income and future is true emotional abuse, lmao. wouldn't like to know your idealist parenting method

@basically ahmad killing can be justified, this obviously can’t be justified.  But killing in self defense is always just, and at some points killing say a pedophile that got away from justice and might strike again is also justified in my opinion.

@basically ahmad killing can be justified, this obviously can’t be justified.  But killing in self defense is always just, and at some points killing say a pedophile that got away from justice and might strike again is also justified in my opinion.

@Charly Cannon The parents were the classic Asian parents that were overly strict, but the moment she faked her high school diploma the rest that followed was her fault.

@Charly Cannon The parents were the classic Asian parents that were overly strict, but the moment she faked her high school diploma the rest that followed was her fault.

@Diego Towery how about take care of ur kid that u stifled intil they are able to care for themselves...

@Diego Towery how about take care of ur kid that u stifled intil they are able to care for themselves...

@ᴗ ̇ ̊ ̇eunha stole my heart ̇ ̊ ̇ᴗ as an asian myself I am confused on how hard her parents must have been on her for her to kill them. Either that or she's just crazy.

@ᴗ ̇ ̊ ̇eunha stole my heart ̇ ̊ ̇ᴗ as an asian myself I am confused on how hard her parents must have been on her for her to kill them. Either that or she's just crazy.

@Jacob Greaney exactly yeah you can understand a persons motive sometimes, but that does not equal you accepting it! There is a difference

@Jacob Greaney exactly yeah you can understand a persons motive sometimes, but that does not equal you accepting it! There is a difference

Ayanda Sikithi he gave her the option to leave he didn’t live through her she said she can leave what else do you want from him?

Ayanda Sikithi he gave her the option to leave he didn’t live through her she said she can leave what else do you want from him?

@C Roach hes not sad he lost jennifer. He hated her

@C Roach hes not sad he lost jennifer. He hated her

@Jacob Greaney He never said whether or not it was deserved, but giving a logical reason for such a person to commit such an act that is obviously wrong.

@Jacob Greaney He never said whether or not it was deserved, but giving a logical reason for such a person to commit such an act that is obviously wrong.

@ᴗ ̇ ̊ ̇eunha stole my heart ̇ ̊ ̇ᴗ Spanish people aint got shit on this 😹😇

@ᴗ ̇ ̊ ̇eunha stole my heart ̇ ̊ ̇ᴗ Spanish people aint got shit on this 😹😇

@ᴗ ̇ ̊ ̇eunha stole my heart ̇ ̊ ̇ᴗ Asian has nothing to do with it. Why does race play a role in you comment? Last I checked all different races do things like this to their children. People like you who bring race into it makes this world a problem and shows how your parents raised you. I'm sure you call people by racist names regularly smh

@Honshu Sure, man no one disagrees that it was abusive. The point is, that when you end up being 20+ with no high school diploma and no college education, you have a choice to make. You're free to go out on your own of course, but isn't it an amazing deal if someone offers you a free room, free meals, and free payment for an education to a higher paying job? Even if you don't want that job and hate where you live (again, no one's saying this choice is ideal, easy, or nice), the money gives you agency to then leave whenever you feel comfortable AND have that life of your own.<br>She was in a shitty situation, but my point is that there were ways out of it and I acknowledge it's easy to see in hindsight- I'm not calling her stupid or anything- but if you also have that hindsight and can't see that option, then you are turning off your brain at the first mention of abuse. There are ways out, and no they're not easy, but they don't involve murder.

@Honshu Sure, man no one disagrees that it was abusive. The point is, that when you end up being 20+ with no high school diploma and no college education, you have a choice to make. You're free to go out on your own of course, but isn't it an amazing deal if someone offers you a free room, free meals, and free payment for an education to a higher paying job? Even if you don't want that job and hate where you live (again, no one's saying this choice is ideal, easy, or nice), the money gives you agency to then leave whenever you feel comfortable AND have that life of your own.
She was in a shitty situation, but my point is that there were ways out of it and I acknowledge it's easy to see in hindsight- I'm not calling her stupid or anything- but if you also have that hindsight and can't see that option, then you are turning off your brain at the first mention of abuse. There are ways out, and no they're not easy, but they don't involve murder.

@DJay 903 I specifically said it doesn’t justify her actions. However parents are also responsible for their actions. Parental or familial abuse is an incredibly common theme of killers lives especially serial killers. It isn’t something unique to asian culture at all.

@DJay 903 I specifically said it doesn’t justify her actions. However parents are also responsible for their actions. Parental or familial abuse is an incredibly common theme of killers lives especially serial killers. It isn’t something unique to asian culture at all.

DJay 903 her parents didn’t even ask anything other than for her to go to school and stay home or move out. She was a fully grown adult and just wanted to leech off them.

DJay 903 her parents didn’t even ask anything other than for her to go to school and stay home or move out. She was a fully grown adult and just wanted to leech off them.

@Honshu so your blaming the parents for everything? Billions of Asian kids go through that or worse but you don’t see them murdering there parents at an abnormal school rate.

@Honshu so your blaming the parents for everything? Billions of Asian kids go through that or worse but you don’t see them murdering there parents at an abnormal school rate.

@Zstead one its not about when she was 20, its her entire life. The expectation of perfection and retaliation when its not met can be incredibly damaging to a child’s mental health. That’s not to say that it warrants Jennifer’s actions but it isn’t hard to see why things escalated out of proportions. There is a difference between wanting your child to make something of themselves and attempting to control their entire lives.

@Andrew Ryan facts , they were a bit too harsh i gotta admit but that wasnt a reason to murder them. deeply we all know all they wanted was for their daughter to suceed.

@Andrew Ryan facts , they were a bit too harsh i gotta admit but that wasnt a reason to murder them. deeply we all know all they wanted was for their daughter to suceed.

@Aaron Gutierrez listen the parenting was probably too harsh but that's never a reason to murder your parents. she had the choice to leave , it clearly said "her parents let her move out but they will disown her" , as a person who is in a  toxic household anybody would be so jovial to leave , but she didn't. she didn't wanna leave until her parents were dead.

@Aaron Gutierrez You’re nuts if you think just being a “good parent” means your kids won’t do awful shit. I’ll say it again, ignorance is bliss. You’re young though, one day you will learn how the world works. Also...

I cant hear you narrate you’re words when you type. There’s no sound for me so your “silence” is invalid. XD

Ok here is a advice for everyone. Always layer up and I really mean ALWAYS. It does not matter if you are innocent or not. The police are not your friends and they only exist to trick people. Multiple people had jail sentences because the cops tricked them during the interrogation. Always have a lawyer present when speaking with cops during an interrogation. There is nothing wrong with that.

@Zstead one exactly.I just don't buy the argument that she had no other options here, especially because she was a legal adult. It would be a different case if she were underage, but in the interrogation, she even acknowledges that she technically had the option of living with her boyfriend. She said she denied herself that option because "family comes first" ... but in her own mind, she's also able to justify hiring assassins to kill that exact same family? And she thought it would be preferable to try to get away with literal murder rather than to estrange herself from her parents and live on her own? Her actions are undoubtedly extreme (and hard for me, personally, to understand without assuming there was some kind of selfish intent beyond just getting revenge). She should be viewed as an anomaly, and it's a little disturbing that a good amount of people here are like "nope, this makes sense".

Haven't read all the comments, but one important thing. Just because one understands the motivations doesn't mean they justify them. And second thing - if someone explains themselves doesn't necessarily mean they do it to defend themselves. At least, idk, I try to do that as I often don't really understand why I do some dumb stuff.

@bellbanana Yep totally agree. She made no attempts to become a lab tech or a piano teacher in her secret life, just kept a drug dealing boyfriend. What's really telling is she made no attempts at a plan to leave the situation ahead of time, like saving some of the money that her parents gave her over a long period of time or a job (even an illegal one) till the ultimatum.

She even ignored her parents while carrying out the crime rather then confronting them during the rubbery.

Getting shot in the face is a lot different then getting shot in the head. It's not unheard of to survive something like this

Getting shot in the face is a lot different then getting shot in the head. It's not unheard of to survive something like this

@bellbanana Yeah, see my problem isn't with calling the parents abusive- you can make a clear argument that way.
The thing is, she's literally 20 something and still living with them rent free, with everything provided. At that point, how the fuck are you going to claim murder is justified on people who are housing, providing, and willing to spend even more for your school all for literally nothing? She could've moved out, communicated, done about 9 other different things besides murder and her parents were no longer obligated to take care of her. In fact, paying even more for her schooling and continuing to house her would be an objective detriment to them.
I'd just say, even with the pressure and near prisoner status put on her, that's a damn good deal as a person with no diploma or college education and it's strange to see people just turn off their brains and scream 'murder justified'

If she would've tied her ice skates a bit tighter but could not because of the cut she had on her finger from jumping a fence. :O

If she would've tied her ice skates a bit tighter but could not because of the cut she had on her finger from jumping a fence. :O

@Charly Cannon they weren't being good parents though, they are directly Guilty for their Daughter's mental state and her ending up commiting this crime, so in a way they did it with their own hands, they didn't deserve to die, but didn't deserve to get away with everything they did to her in those 26 years they been trying to control her.

@Jacob Greaney what he's saying that they're actions turned against them, they have been bad to their daughter and the result of that Is her Hatred.

Simplified version: He didn't say they deserved to be murdered, he basically Said Karma hit them back hard.

@Jacob Greaney what he's saying that they're actions turned against them, they have been bad to their daughter and the result of that Is her Hatred.

Simplified version: He didn't say they deserved to be murdered, he basically Said Karma hit them back hard.

@Zstead one yeah a lot of responses here are pretty ridiculous, and I get the feeling that some people here are projecting their feelings towards their own parents onto the story in this video, which basically makes them incapable of seeing the situation clearly. The daughter was literally lying to her parents about graduating high school and going to college. It's not "overly-strict parenting" to be outraged upon realizing that your child has been lying to you about their entire life, especially if they're still living under your roof.

Sure, one could question why the daughter felt so pressured to create the ruse in the first place. But creating a double life for eight years all while being supported by her parents + only plotting to kill her parents right after they threatened to kick her out? To me, it sounds like she started the ruse because of parental pressure, but continued it because it was more convenient to lie to her parents and live in their house rather than to move out.

If she murdered her parents in revenge for their abusive behavior why didn't she go through with killing them during the eight years she was living with them and lying to them everyday? I'm guessing because she was perfectly content living her double life and had no problems having her parents around so long as they believed her lies. Which is something much more cold and self-serving than "my parents are abusing me and I'm killing them in retaliation".

@C Roach right , it must have been so devastating 🥺

@C Roach right , it must have been so devastating 🥺

@CrazyMiles he already saved us all. Nobody is going to hell. How could an all perfect, loving Father throw ANYONE in hell? Christians always talking about asking for forgiveness or believing... then proceed to tell people they are going to hell if they don't "Believe". How can you punish someone for being ignorant? I would never send my kids to hell because they made some mistakes. As an all powerful being you should be taking care of those that aren't.... you know if your all loving.

@Jacob Greaney of course it does<br>Unless you believe only murderers deserve murder, then there's pain one can inflict on another that a reasonable person would see deserving of death. if you really think otherwise you're just not all there mate.

@Jacob Greaney of course it does
Unless you believe only murderers deserve murder, then there's pain one can inflict on another that a reasonable person would see deserving of death. if you really think otherwise you're just not all there mate.

@Jacob Greaney Ill explain then. A. Even at a younge age she faked her grades, graduation and everything instead of telling them the truth which already tells us there is at the very least a lack of trust between the two. This simple fact helps alienate her from her parents almost immediately and allows her to make stronger bonds with people she can trust making it more likely for her to take their side over her parents. However she could get along with them decently because they were under the impression that everything was going well and its easier to deal with people under clear skies.
 Two, the ultimatum were she has to either stay or leave is not really a choice because she would be DISOWNED which is different than being kicked out where she will never get aid from her parents ever again in her life.
Since she didnt actually graduate, her life without her parents seemed well unlikely, not where she would lack luxury but lack basic needs where her future would be unstable or unknown but leans to a more unhappy struggle for survival while life with her parents would most likely lead lead into hatred (self or outered) or she would be kicked out regardless for lacking promise but either way her resentment would eventually lead her to snap with her parents.
Her relationship with her parents was knee deep where there might have been some emotional connection it would be overburden with negative feelings.
It then became a basic choice to what would be best for her own survival.
That in my opinion was why she did it.

@Jacob Greaney listen it just explains why she did it, it does not justify it. This information provided better insight and explains personality traits and motives but it does not justify it. There is a difference

@Jacob Greaney listen it just explains why she did it, it does not justify it. This information provided better insight and explains personality traits and motives but it does not justify it. There is a difference

@Jacob Greaney you are right ,they gave her the option to piss off for good !

@Jacob Greaney you are right ,they gave her the option to piss off for good !

@Andrew Ryan My kid wouldn't resort to such from the beginning.  People dont just decide to do crack on a whim,bud. There are moments that lead up to that event that transpired her to make that choice. That's parenting.

Again..your arguement is about as valid as...

That silence.

@Andrew Ryan My kid wouldn't resort to such from the beginning.  People dont just decide to do crack on a whim,bud. There are moments that lead up to that event that transpired her to make that choice. That's parenting.

Again..your arguement is about as valid as...

That silence.

@Jacob Greaney You CLEARLY need to read what I stated again.
It's your lack of empathy towards the wicked/broken and noble souls that separates you from those of us who can understand both demons and angels... things are not the cookie cutter build that you make it out to be. It's not black and white.
The fact that you lack the ability to see that,is what's truly disturbing. All you see is hate towards the wicked. If you see it that way,individuals like her will keep on popping up,because we never learn from those events and what transpired an individual to make such a grand change.
Those who don't learn from history,are doomed to repeat it. That also applies to an emotional-empathetic construct.
Next time,read the context of what I'm trying to say before casting judgement.

Bro said "I won't die to a disgrace like you"

Bro said "I won't die to a disgrace like you"

''Truth is... The game was rigged from the start.''

''Truth is... The game was rigged from the start.''

𝙒𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙖 𝙈𝙖𝙭𝙞𝙢𝙤𝙛𝙛

@Kati e she came from a middle class household not a wealthy family. She had a choice leave or stay. Only difference is she wouldn't get bankrolled anymore

@Kati e she came from a middle class household not a wealthy family. She had a choice leave or stay. Only difference is she wouldn't get bankrolled anymore

@Aaron Gutierrez They gave her a choice to be free from their control but she rejected it because she still needed them for money. At the end of the day, it's just very immature of her to do what she did, including the lying she did all the years previously. She's still a child in her head and thought she could just keep getting away from consequences by repeated lying.

amateurs, always double tap the head after target kissed the ground when using small caliber

amateurs, always double tap the head after target kissed the ground when using small caliber

@blonde chick i can't see why someone wants to murder their parents

@blonde chick i can't see why someone wants to murder their parents

@Jacob Greaney they didn’t deserve death but but they should’ve been in prison for child abuse. If teachers and other mandatory reporters had payed attention and done their job, CPS would’ve been called on Pan’s parents. Child abuse in wealthy families is almost always ignored by authorities.

Not just the head, he got shot in the face 😦 poor dude

Not just the head, he got shot in the face 😦 poor dude

@Hugh Haefner she was under her parent financial support while her parents still assuming she was in the university. Leaving home equals financial cut and I assume that she has not make effort enough to be financially independent by herself. Benefits from their death insurance, inheritance, and being out of parents control release her from her fake reality.

@__ You are right, when in of it self it is a sole factor or one of a few, but in this case it's a factor out of many that go to prove it as well. I used it as the example because that was related to the basis of the others argument.

But if you look at her life style you can see money was the only factor driving her. She was already detached enough from her parents to not only just lie, but put in enough effort to forge documents, had a lifestyle where she didn't work or go to school while having a drug dealer boyfriend for 8 years. You can tell this by her lie of wanting to be a lab technician or a piano teacher. As she made no efforts to further her wants and goals she stated in her secret life where she had the freedom to do so. Instead she has a drug dealing boyfriend and the ease of getting money from her parents.

While even her parents overbearing attitudes might seem extreme and it is a part of why she is a horrible person, she made no attempts to hide her involvement in the plan from her parents during the crime, but she didn't confront them about her revenge/justification by lashing out at them or hurting them herself, so she likely didn't really hold a grudge. :Edit: It's likely her "goal" in life was to wait for her parents to pass away of old age to inherent their wealth before they found out her forgerys and lies, but her fathers ultimatum made her chose the murder route as an easy alternative.

@AllyMonsters i've lied to my parents about my grades too. i think we all have. and if i really can't get my diploma, i don't know what i would tell them. i'm not excusing her actions, but faking your grades doesn't mean you're about to murder someone for money.

@AllyMonsters i've lied to my parents about my grades too. i think we all have. and if i really can't get my diploma, i don't know what i would tell them. i'm not excusing her actions, but faking your grades doesn't mean you're about to murder someone for money.

@Jacob Greaney Trying to understand why someone does something isn't new. You think understanding ''X''  is akin to agreeing with ''X'' ? I'll give an example, I understand gambling, that doesn't mean I think it's a good idea. See how I did that?  Give it time, it's not simple to do.

@salvatore . Do I think they should be murdered because they're strict? Let's really think on this and dissect it. Were they considered strict--or emotionally abusive? Is there a fine line between the two and what are the deciding factors that determine that line. Every action has an equal reaction,however can this also be applied to humans? The answer isn't as answering a 'yes or no' because we are all made up of different molecular build and different chemical build when it comes to our decision and thinking patterns,everyone reacts differently to certain situations. Every person's personality growth is also determined by the social environment at which we grow up in. Her decision is the combination of both,social environment and her brain chemistry. To her,it seemed like this was the only option,to you and I--we see things differently,we obviously would agree that 'no,murder was not the obvious response to the situation' but to her..that was the only choice.

While her reaction can be both understandable and reprehensible, their actions as to how they chose to treat her lay within the same judgement.
As to their fate? I believe the spectrum of what would happen to them lays within a flip of a coin,once you've decided to play too close to the fire.
Treat people with kindess,and it shall be returned to you. That's what I live by.

@MarkMike Your justification for their murder is “the parents were dumb”?

@MarkMike Your justification for their murder is “the parents were dumb”?

@Jacob Greaney Wow, your high morales truly are something to look up to, huh?

@Jacob Greaney Wow, your high morales truly are something to look up to, huh?

If my kid shot me id have extra incentive to survive, to make sure I cancel that debit card.

If my kid shot me id have extra incentive to survive, to make sure I cancel that debit card.

@Jacob Greaney if someone’s parents were abusive, i wouldn’t blame the child for killing them.

@Jacob Greaney if someone’s parents were abusive, i wouldn’t blame the child for killing them.

@Jacob Greaney yeah but at the end of the day they are the ones who raised a psycho... They can't really blame anyone but themselves...

@Jacob Greaney yeah but at the end of the day they are the ones who raised a psycho... They can't really blame anyone but themselves...

@Aaron Gutierrez They don't even look that bad considering all they did was push her to get As and not live with a crackhead. They financially supported her, cooked her food, clothed sheltered and fed her etc

@Aaron Gutierrez They don't even look that bad considering all they did was push her to get As and not live with a crackhead. They financially supported her, cooked her food, clothed sheltered and fed her etc

@Aaron Gutierrez doesnt mean death was the solution. Go to a teacher. Go to the police. Go to CPS. You have options. Is it worth ruining your life over.

@Aaron Gutierrez doesnt mean death was the solution. Go to a teacher. Go to the police. Go to CPS. You have options. Is it worth ruining your life over.

@Jacob Greaney It's not that they deserved it, it's that bad parenting sometimes leads to outcomes such as this.

@Jacob Greaney It's not that they deserved it, it's that bad parenting sometimes leads to outcomes such as this.

@Jacob Greaney having a Muslim Arab family while I'm gay and living in fear and constant oppression
I thought about killing them alot
Its this animalistic part of our brain that pushs us to think about this stuff but what makes us different from other animals is our ability to stop  this side and control ourselves
And that what she didn't have
Human life is always sacred and Killing is always  wrong and people who don't acknowledge this
Should be locked away

@Aundying Then why the drug dealer boyfriend in the secret life for 8 years? She didn't try to be a lab tech or further piano teaching in her secret life. Why have a secret life if you aren't going to do what you want in it? She planned from the moment she chose her parents in their ultimatum to kill them because it would be easier to keep the house then moving out, while having the money from her parents. She was purely selfishly and coldly greedy, while her parents may have been harsh, she chose not to leave to live her own life. :Edited for spelling

@AllyMonsters She faked her grade 100% because of the pressure, I never did that but it's something asian kids are related to.

@AllyMonsters She faked her grade 100% because of the pressure, I never did that but it's something asian kids are related to.

@moyotl She did it for the money, not for the abuse. You can tell because she faked her grades and everything to keep the status quo.

@moyotl She did it for the money, not for the abuse. You can tell because she faked her grades and everything to keep the status quo.

@blonde chick u can understand y she did it ? U must have missed the point where she dropped out & lied to them about it or the drug dealing boyfriend part. Sounds like they wanted the best for her, 24 year old drop out dating a drug dealer all while living off her parents 😭🤦🏿♂🤦🏿♂

@blonde chick u can understand y she did it ? U must have missed the point where she dropped out & lied to them about it or the drug dealing boyfriend part. Sounds like they wanted the best for her, 24 year old drop out dating a drug dealer all while living off her parents 😭🤦🏿♂🤦🏿♂

@Mitebcool There's an entire continent of kids that have been brought up that way and still made a living my guy lol

@Mitebcool There's an entire continent of kids that have been brought up that way and still made a living my guy lol

@Jacob Greaney lol keep thinking karma wont catch up to you at some point.

@Jacob Greaney lol keep thinking karma wont catch up to you at some point.

@Ayanda Sikithi How is it tiger parenting to expect a 20 something year old neet of a kid to do something while they're living under your roof rent free? I agree they sound unnecessarily harsh but in the same light that you say it's her own life, they're literally paying for everything (and would be paying even more if she decided to go with them)

@Aaron Gutierrez it’s typical Asian parenting style, it’s called caring about your kids

@Aaron Gutierrez it’s typical Asian parenting style, it’s called caring about your kids

@Hugh Haefner That's just not how reality works.
I know at least a dozen 4-8year academics who are working multiple jobs and WAY WAY WAY outside their expected field(the one they invested almost 10 years of their lives and in some cases $100k+)
The idea that a person who is of 'adult age' can just magically 'live their life' is hilarious, we don't live in a fucking movie, dude.
And, you most definitely can't expect a person like Lam to just GO OUT IN THE WORLD AND MAKE SOMETHING OF YOURSELF! when they've spent their entire lives under the oppressive thumb of their parents, who will gladly meet any need she should have, IF she meets their expectations.
What fucking life skills have they taught her, other than "WE PROVIDE FOR YOU SO YOU C AN PROVIDE FOR US!!! OR YOU LIVE ON THE STREET"
Literally a recipe for disaster, and this is the ultimate outcome of such parenting.
Gimme a fucking break, man.

Dude I banged my head in a car accident and can't remember shit now.  That fucking incredible

Dude I banged my head in a car accident and can't remember shit now.  That fucking incredible

That happened here in wichita with the carr brother case. They shot 5 people execution style on a soccer field and the 5th person, a woman, survived a gunshot point blank to her head cause of a hair barette and ran to the closest light she could see to tell her story in case she died so they would catch the killers. Some people are just amazing in f*cked up situations. She lived and testified at trial

@Jacob Greaney I think rather than saying they deserved murder, what he/she meant was more along the lines of 'when people are crappy parents to their kids, bad stuff happens. In this case, the bad thing happened to be murder'. Basically, just treat your kids well.

@Jacob Greaney I think rather than saying they deserved murder, what he/she meant was more along the lines of 'when people are crappy parents to their kids, bad stuff happens. In this case, the bad thing happened to be murder'. Basically, just treat your kids well.

@Jacob Greaney honestly i think abusing your kids can warrant murder from that kid. Idk how bad it really was but abuse definitely can morally justify a murder.

@Jacob Greaney honestly i think abusing your kids can warrant murder from that kid. Idk how bad it really was but abuse definitely can morally justify a murder.

@Charly Cannon Humanity has no use for racists.  Good riddance.

@Charly Cannon Humanity has no use for racists.  Good riddance.

@blonde chick Actually he IS in fact saying that.

@blonde chick Actually he IS in fact saying that.

@Aaron Gutierrez Her parents were being parents. They didn't deserve to be murdered for it. If someone deserved to die for being an asshole then this whole planet should die. I mean come on, HTC can you blame them?!!!

@Aaron Gutierrez Her parents were being parents. They didn't deserve to be murdered for it. If someone deserved to die for being an asshole then this whole planet should die. I mean come on, HTC can you blame them?!!!

I shouldn't of jumped the gun & read the comments #SpoilerAlerts

I shouldn't of jumped the gun & read the comments #SpoilerAlerts

@Jacob Greaney  If it was true that the ultimatum involving the disownership of their daughter all stemmed from racism, then yeah, I ain't cryin' TOO many tears for those "people".

If they racism thing was made up: tragedy.
If not: ehhhhhhhhh

@Jacob Greaney  If it was true that the ultimatum involving the disownership of their daughter all stemmed from racism, then yeah, I ain't cryin' TOO many tears for those "people".

If they racism thing was made up: tragedy.
If not: ehhhhhhhhh

@Zoltán Kürti sure sometimes. Other times parents can do everything and kids still end up shit. There’s always a lot of factors and it’s best not to judge other people as long as the needs of the child are met.

@Zoltán Kürti sure sometimes. Other times parents can do everything and kids still end up shit. There’s always a lot of factors and it’s best not to judge other people as long as the needs of the child are met.

@blonde chick I honestly can't see why she did it. She could've just moved out of the house and lived on her own.

@blonde chick I honestly can't see why she did it. She could've just moved out of the house and lived on her own.

@Aaron Gutierrez Noteable douches? How? The girl was in her mid 20’s and being bankrolled by her parents while lying to them. Even after that they gave her the option to keep paying for her life as long as she tried to make something of herself given that she no longer went out which is not “douchey” given she just spent a few years faking documents to steal money from her parents all so she could hang out in a drug den. What where the parents supposed to be door mats? The fact they gave her the option to return at all and house her while still paying for schooling so she could have an actual independent life eventually is not douchey in the slightest.

@C Roach lowkey his own detriment if he realized his kid was not his life and her own none of this wouldve happend, Tiger parenting 🚩🚩🚩 not supporting her doings though

@C Roach lowkey his own detriment if he realized his kid was not his life and her own none of this wouldve happend, Tiger parenting 🚩🚩🚩 not supporting her doings though

The parental skills were a bit harsh but she should have left home at 24 years old when her parents gave her that option. She could have got a job and supported herself, not murder them.

The parental skills were a bit harsh but she should have left home at 24 years old when her parents gave her that option. She could have got a job and supported herself, not murder them.

@Jacob Greaney I believe the person above is just saying they can understand why she done it. Like myself I can see why she had it done. But no one said it was right or they deserved it.

@Jacob Greaney I believe the person above is just saying they can understand why she done it. Like myself I can see why she had it done. But no one said it was right or they deserved it.

@C Roach Yea but the parents were notable douches,being controlling and all-around emotionally absent parents caught up to them...in a murderous fashion.

@C Roach Yea but the parents were notable douches,being controlling and all-around emotionally absent parents caught up to them...in a murderous fashion.

How sad the Dad must be to have lost both his wife and his child.

How sad the Dad must be to have lost both his wife and his child.