The Sniffles there's no snot, only air.

She recovers so quickly from her crying fits and she doesn't once take a tissue and where's the tears, she hasn't wiped anything away.

Her eyes would be red as heck.


Ugh those yells for help from her dad in the background of the 911 call gives me chills..


From someone that is interested in the behavior of humans this is fascinating x


detective: All you have to do is tell me here right now 'Bill, yes, I made a mistake."
Jennifer: "Bill, yes, I made a mistake."
detective: "This plan was for my parents.'
Jennifer: "This plan was for my parents."
Defense: Coercion!

She keeps talking when she should shut up and the one time she should've kept going, she shuts up! 😂


I can barely explain to my wife what the doctor said over the phone in a minute


Man, you didn't had to the last part !!! 😂😂😂<br>Tbh, i felt sorry for this girl. Detective was right, the situation was like volcano.

Man, you didn't had to the last part !!! 😂😂😂
Tbh, i felt sorry for this girl. Detective was right, the situation was like volcano.


Thank God senseless murderers don't know their rights to an attorney while being interrogated for upcoming charges. Didn't know her rights to an attorney until after she pretty much confessed and was charged. 😂Detectives are good...


This makes the first 48 look boring. Love this content!


Lets appreciate the officer involved , i mean they way the caught the lie even though this master lying , hats off. thx JCS for creating this.


She is the female version of Chandler Halderson. Lying for years about school, work and their future plans! Killing parents that truly loved them and gave  them a good life…..so sad 😢

@Christina Loyd she had a choice….. she chose to stay. As soon as she was 18 legally she could have left home . If she didn’t like the rules then all she had to do was leave.

Not justifying what she did but you really call that a good life ??? Having a bedtime by 9 when your 24, can’t leave the house, given the ultimatum of whether or not your parents were gonna disown you because of dating, being told what your career is going to be, parents always having high expectations, constantly getting told you’re a disappointment I can go on. Even the investigator felt for her. She shouldn’t have done what she did but her life was not easy or good. Not even close


Anyone know what the dads statement said or if it’s online in a video like this ? Super curious what her dad said to the cops . Thxxx


Lol I got ADHD. It seems like I just gotta get a lawyer, even when innocent, because I would fail ALL of the social cubes that they look for. 😅😅


She’s clearly guilty, but these interrogation techniques could make me confess to something I didn’t do, which is scary

She’s clearly guilty, but these interrogation techniques could make me confess to something I didn’t do, which is scary

There is a whole show dedicated to scary instances of people who are likely in prison for confessing to crimes they didn’t commit. Always lawyer up. Always.

There is a whole show dedicated to scary instances of people who are likely in prison for confessing to crimes they didn’t commit. Always lawyer up. Always.

Zhraa Mohammed exactly what I was thinking. I’ll never speak to the police after seeing this... I’ve done nothing today but clean but I feel like IM guilty after that interrogation lol

Zhraa Mohammed exactly what I was thinking. I’ll never speak to the police after seeing this... I’ve done nothing today but clean but I feel like IM guilty after that interrogation lol

@Dave Phoenix I mean, it depends on the person as well. If you're truly innocent and actually had nothing to do with the crime, and are mentally strong I think it would be ok. But again, we see cops put the wrong person in jail all the time because often they just wanna convict someone and not actually find the true culprit.

These interrogators have the ability to be able to make people question themselves about what they believe. They can even put things into your head and make you believe things that didn't even happen. So many people are put into prison because of descripancies in their stories which are then brought up in court. Do not trust the police, and no matter what, get a lawyer before speaking to them. Especially if you are innocent!!!

@ZZ innocent people get forced to confess all the time. This investigator may not be bad, but some are.

@ZZ innocent people get forced to confess all the time. This investigator may not be bad, but some are.

It's happened plenty of times especially when they insinuate that they know you did it and your gonna do time any but cooperating will get you less

It's happened plenty of times especially when they insinuate that they know you did it and your gonna do time any but cooperating will get you less

They used this technique because they had suspicion of her involvement. This is their job.

They used this technique because they had suspicion of her involvement. This is their job.

Bruh if you're innocent, aint shit anyone can say that will make you think you did.  Interrogations like that are purposefully made to break down a liar--- because liars gotta try to keep their fabrication together over, and over again, until they start sabotaging themselves--- unless they are some sort of psychopath or sociopath. At that point a totally different strategy has to be used.

Usually innocent get pissed off and make jabs back to police saying something to the effect of "Why don't you stop wasting time and find the real culprit...etc".

noyfb You should Google “Central Park Five.”

noyfb You should Google “Central Park Five.”

Never talk to police on an interrogatiom.They are not there to help you, they are there to charge you.

Never talk to police on an interrogatiom.They are not there to help you, they are there to charge you.

Atomicflounder42 We all like to believe we wouldn’t confess to something we didn’t do. But are you familiar with the case of the Central Park Five?

To be clear, I believe that this woman is guilty for the crimes for which she was convicted. But we’d be foolish to believe that false confessions don’t happen.

These interrogation techniques wouldn't be used as JCS told if she didn't seem guilty as hell from the get go. She was able to describe a situation that ended up with her mother brutally dying and father ending up in a critical condition in great detail with no trouble

@Miss B lol if that's how you want to get a false confession there's a lot simpler ways.

@Miss B lol if that's how you want to get a false confession there's a lot simpler ways.

@Cindy Ngo not at all! Always get a lawyer and never take a polygraph. "Crime Junkie podcast rule" 😄.

@Cindy Ngo not at all! Always get a lawyer and never take a polygraph. "Crime Junkie podcast rule" 😄.

@Shotaro Nippon Yes. But as I already replied to Noxnet, it's not my impression they're usually the best lawyers and would most likely not be good enough to get her out.

@Shotaro Nippon Yes. But as I already replied to Noxnet, it's not my impression they're usually the best lawyers and would most likely not be good enough to get her out.

@IamaDanish are the state would assign you an attorney if you can not afford one ?

@IamaDanish are the state would assign you an attorney if you can not afford one ?

@Troy Wright you definitely can cooperate with the cops if you want to report a crime. But if you find yourself in the interrogation room with some cop reading you your miranda rights. It's better to get a lawyer to guide you and keep your mouth shut than be falsely accused for a crime that you dint do.

@Cindy Ngo it really doesn't matter what it "looks like" its always best to get an attorney. Always. Regardless of if you're guilty or innocent. Id say probably even more if you're innocent. Doesnt matter if it looks more suspicious. Its about what can he proven...always.

@Sweetmilk yes you can do, I just didn't think it was recommended. I thought it definitely hindered investigations if you were near the scene of an accident and refused to speak to police when they turn up

@Sweetmilk yes you can do, I just didn't think it was recommended. I thought it definitely hindered investigations if you were near the scene of an accident and refused to speak to police when they turn up

@Troy Wright that's different than acting as a witness or someone considered suspicious. In that context you're the one reporting the crime. Even before you report the crime you can always consult with your lawyer first.

@Troy Wright that's different than acting as a witness or someone considered suspicious. In that context you're the one reporting the crime. Even before you report the crime you can always consult with your lawyer first.

@Sweetmilk what if you're robbed, and you phone the police? Should you not talk to them then or get them to come look at your house without an attorney?

@Sweetmilk what if you're robbed, and you phone the police? Should you not talk to them then or get them to come look at your house without an attorney?

@Pause4pot Sure go right ahead and talk to the police without an attorney or anyone representing you. I'm sure they will be reasonable in thinking that you dint commit the crime you witnessed. The police are your friends and they always want to get to the truth.

@Pause4pot Sure go right ahead and talk to the police without an attorney or anyone representing you. I'm sure they will be reasonable in thinking that you dint commit the crime you witnessed. The police are your friends and they always want to get to the truth.

@Sweetmilk If that your excuse for commiting Crimes you've got another thing coming kiddo

@Sweetmilk If that your excuse for commiting Crimes you've got another thing coming kiddo

@Pause4pot and you think innocent people that witnessed the crime itself can keep their story straight? It's well documented that even eyewitness accounts are not very reliable.

@Pause4pot and you think innocent people that witnessed the crime itself can keep their story straight? It's well documented that even eyewitness accounts are not very reliable.

@Troy Wright not really no it's alright to talk to an attorney even if you're innocent. If anything as a relating family member to the victim you're probably still suspicious either way.

@Troy Wright not really no it's alright to talk to an attorney even if you're innocent. If anything as a relating family member to the victim you're probably still suspicious either way.

@Unregistered HyperCam 2 True true I guess.

@Unregistered HyperCam 2 True true I guess.

@Cindy Ngo To be fair, they wouldn't have done this if you were just a victim and not a suspect

@Cindy Ngo To be fair, they wouldn't have done this if you were just a victim and not a suspect

@Kameren Higdon and you've studied in this area?

@Kameren Higdon and you've studied in this area?

Her basic problem was not her demeanor or anything she did or didn't say. It was that her plan was stupid to begin with.  It was that some pretty thieves supposedly "randomly" got into her house without force, stole a paltry amount of money, and then shot her parents to death (or tried) --  while leaving her alive. All supposedly because they "wouldn't cooperate' but she would. Swiss cheese here.
This does not look random
An invasion when everyone was home, to steal some pretty cash but leave everything else.
How would they know there would be cash in the home? Why not jewelry?
Petty thieves are not usually  prepared to shoot people to death.
They left her alive after being so brutal and merciless with her parents.
No matter what she said or didn't say, they would have traced "the gentlemen" to her sooner or later

I think people have the idea that only once they're arrested do they have the right to not speak without their attorney.  <br>Here they were using the guise of just getting witness information from her.  I guess no one should ever talk to the police, not even to be a witness without an attorney present?

I think people have the idea that only once they're arrested do they have the right to not speak without their attorney.
Here they were using the guise of just getting witness information from her.  I guess no one should ever talk to the police, not even to be a witness without an attorney present?

that's why every half-way decent attourney will tell you "Don't talk to the police!"
The fifth ammendment exists for a reason, to protect the innocent more than the guilty.
If you're guilty, there is a good chance evidence will come forward.
But if you're innocent, the tiniest detail can lead to a conviction even though you're innocent. Always keep in mind that EVERYONE claims they're innocent, so that's never going to help you.

@G-DOTT In this case however,  up until this point she is being questioned as a witness to her parents murder and not as the culprit

@G-DOTT In this case however,  up until this point she is being questioned as a witness to her parents murder and not as the culprit

@Cindy Ngo DO NOT TALK TO THE POLICE without an attorney.  There's a great talk given by a criminal defense attorney and a police interrogator.  It's something everyone should watch.  watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

The police are not your friends.  They just want to get you to confess.

nah, you wouldn’t admit to killing your parents unless you did. you would fight and yell and tell them they were wrong at get angry. that’s what innocent people do. these techniques are meant to break down people who are guilty. if they didn’t think she was guilty they wouldn’t have broken her down

@James Barnett never heard of water boarding?

@James Barnett never heard of water boarding?

@James Barnett yeah but people give false confessions all the time, pressure is really hard to deal with and some investigators just want a confession netherlless

@James Barnett yeah but people give false confessions all the time, pressure is really hard to deal with and some investigators just want a confession netherlless

How can you confess to something you didn't do? Facts is a big part of investigation

How can you confess to something you didn't do? Facts is a big part of investigation

@Cindy Ngo it’s your right to call for an attorney, authorities cannot presume your guilt for evoking a constitutional right.

@Cindy Ngo it’s your right to call for an attorney, authorities cannot presume your guilt for evoking a constitutional right.

@Mason Calhoun people are manipulated into speaking before their attorney get there, including having to stay in jail overnight or longer until an attorney is available.

@Mason Calhoun people are manipulated into speaking before their attorney get there, including having to stay in jail overnight or longer until an attorney is available.

ask for a lawyer even if you were on the moon at the time of the crime

ask for a lawyer even if you were on the moon at the time of the crime

Mason Calhoun I thought the interrogator resembled Saul Goodman

Mason Calhoun I thought the interrogator resembled Saul Goodman

Vsauce did an episode on this in Mind Field. They really do push for you to confess if you're innocent, and a lot of people do.

Vsauce did an episode on this in Mind Field. They really do push for you to confess if you're innocent, and a lot of people do.

Nah bro,
You have the right to remain silent
Be silent
You have the right to an attorney
I want one

Nah bro,
You have the right to remain silent
Be silent
You have the right to an attorney
I want one

That's why police don't even talk to police.

That's why police don't even talk to police.

How is that? If you are innocent then say that you didn't do it and after that don't say anything else.

How is that? If you are innocent then say that you didn't do it and after that don't say anything else.

My thoughts exactly. Especially the lying makes me sick.

My thoughts exactly. Especially the lying makes me sick.

@Cindy Ngo guilty or not it depend on the juries not the person interrogation her.

@Cindy Ngo guilty or not it depend on the juries not the person interrogation her.

Go watch confession tape on Netflix it’s all about fake confessions and fake evidence so I agree with yall

Go watch confession tape on Netflix it’s all about fake confessions and fake evidence so I agree with yall

True. They also keep you sleep deprived. Interrogating you for hours on end. Picking all your small misspoken words or statements apart.

The best advice is not talking to the police at all.

If you are guilty of a serious crime, you can talk all you want for all I care.

Nah I think if someone killed your parents that you truly loved and looked up to, you would go through the expected grieving points. I would be very angry at this point and probably have my eyes falling out of my head I’ve cried so much... if he brought up the lasers and said we can see everything I would say “Let’s catch those motherfuckers that took my family from me” not act the way that she did. These people are professionals and if you are honest with them the possibility of you becoming a person of interest would be so slim if you weren’t guilty.

Cindy Ngo asking for an attorney is a right and the prosecution would never be able to use the fact that you requested an attorney as a reason of incrimination in court. So even if you are guilty as fuck, or not guilty one bit, just do yourself a favour and get an attorney

I think its good to watch this because it helps us if we get stuck in q similar situation.

I think its good to watch this because it helps us if we get stuck in q similar situation.

@Cindy Ngo  their interrogation took a turn when she slipped up and they suspected she was guilty! I thought the went very softly on her! She had her mother murdered and father almost killed!

@Cindy Ngo  their interrogation took a turn when she slipped up and they suspected she was guilty! I thought the went very softly on her! She had her mother murdered and father almost killed!

So you say, but what we really want to know is where you were November 22 1963? All we want is a statement, if you didn’t do anything then that’s fine, just tell us what you were doing that day.

So you say, but what we really want to know is where you were November 22 1963? All we want is a statement, if you didn’t do anything then that’s fine, just tell us what you were doing that day.

You are free to leave at anytime like she was

You are free to leave at anytime like she was

@S Y D N E Y if I'm accused of something I didn't do i get angry

@S Y D N E Y if I'm accused of something I didn't do i get angry

Thats why the 5th amendment is a thing. To prevent the innocent from self incriminating

Thats why the 5th amendment is a thing. To prevent the innocent from self incriminating

In a interrogation, if you didn't make anything wrong just tell the truth and you'll be fine, you would never contradict yourself by telling the truth. She was caught because she didn't planned her story properly and her dad didn't die (fortunatelly).

In a interrogation, if you didn't make anything wrong just tell the truth and you'll be fine, you would never contradict yourself by telling the truth. She was caught because she didn't planned her story properly and her dad didn't die (fortunatelly).

Only confess to something you did.  If you didn't do something, then don't confess to it.  It's not rocket science.

Only confess to something you did.  If you didn't do something, then don't confess to it.  It's not rocket science.

@Sebastian Thorsen  Not sure what you're getting at??? are you saying police dont get desperate for suspects? Or that false confessions dont exist? What are you disputing?

@Sebastian Thorsen  Not sure what you're getting at??? are you saying police dont get desperate for suspects? Or that false confessions dont exist? What are you disputing?

@tatertots00 What does that have to do with interrogators

@tatertots00 What does that have to do with interrogators

@Sebastian Thorsen Per google: "According to the Innocence Project, 30 percent of all DNA exonerations involve false confessions."

@Sebastian Thorsen Per google: "According to the Innocence Project, 30 percent of all DNA exonerations involve false confessions."

@Sebastian Thorsen thats absolutely not true.  Especially when they are desperate for a suspect

@Sebastian Thorsen thats absolutely not true.  Especially when they are desperate for a suspect

@Atomicflounder42 its not that easy. Especially if you have people you trust telling you to just give the cops what they want.

@Atomicflounder42 its not that easy. Especially if you have people you trust telling you to just give the cops what they want.

@C M "SO many" is very ambiguous. You really need numbers to prove your case. I'm not denying it never happens, that's a moral debate to be had. I'm saying I disagree with the notion that their intent is to get anyone to confess, guilty or not. That's an unwarranted insult to interrogators and the important work they do.

@Cassandra Temple So your evidence for this is a singular case of people getting wrongfully convicted? So then you have no meaningful evidence to substantiate your claim.

@Cassandra Temple So your evidence for this is a singular case of people getting wrongfully convicted? So then you have no meaningful evidence to substantiate your claim.

@Sebastian Thorsen I encourage you to research the high amount of podcasts regarding wrongful convictions. Of course there are great cops and investigators. But even the ones who don't understand the power if techniques used without malicious intent do a lot of harm. Psychological techniques are far more dangerous than we think. There are SO many reports of people confessing to crimes that can't have happened that way and even if you remain silent and the investigator is over ambitious, especially in the US there is such a low standard for getting you to trial and be convicted. That's why there is a whole movement with the innocent projects. If police wants to talk to you, you never go there without a lawyer. Never.

Lots of Criminals in here afraid they might slip up & go to jail for the multiple crimes because they can keep their story straight

Lots of Criminals in here afraid they might slip up & go to jail for the multiple crimes because they can keep their story straight

@Cassandra Temple I disagree with the notion that interrogators are out to get anyone, whether guilty or innocent, to confess. If you have any evidence this is not the case I'd like to review it.

@Cassandra Temple I disagree with the notion that interrogators are out to get anyone, whether guilty or innocent, to confess. If you have any evidence this is not the case I'd like to review it.

@Sebastian Thorsen When you haven't committed a crime. It's their job to close cases and they will do it even if it means putting away innocent people. It happens all the time.

@Sebastian Thorsen When you haven't committed a crime. It's their job to close cases and they will do it even if it means putting away innocent people. It happens all the time.

But she never really confessed because she wasn't scared at all! She also tried to manipulate the detective..

But she never really confessed because she wasn't scared at all! She also tried to manipulate the detective..

@Cassandra Temple .. if you've committed the crime, yes? Dunno if we should be encouraging people to avoid their crimes

@Cassandra Temple .. if you've committed the crime, yes? Dunno if we should be encouraging people to avoid their crimes

@Sebastian Thorsen Police can make any information incriminating. My guess is you've never been in a situation where you've had to discuss a crime with the police. Until then stop giving people advice that could literally get them imprisoned for life.

@Sebastian Thorsen Police can make any information incriminating. My guess is you've never been in a situation where you've had to discuss a crime with the police. Until then stop giving people advice that could literally get them imprisoned for life.

@Sebastian Thorsen I'm sure all these people, if their family or loved ones were tragically murdered or had gone missing would walk into the police station and say, "No officer, I'm not saying anything without a lawyer." Bitch please... they'd all be begging the cops to find whoever committed the act and giving full cooperation.

Which is why you don’t talk to police. Ask for a lawyer and clean you hands of the situation.

Which is why you don’t talk to police. Ask for a lawyer and clean you hands of the situation.

@Ray Pinder The job of an interrigator is not to get anyone to confess. It's to get the guy responsible to confess. If you have nothing to hide, if you haven't done the crime. You should feel safe revealing any information that isn't incriminating.

@Ray Pinder The job of an interrigator is not to get anyone to confess. It's to get the guy responsible to confess. If you have nothing to hide, if you haven't done the crime. You should feel safe revealing any information that isn't incriminating.

@Cindy Ngo that's what they want you to think. NEVER EVER NEVER SPEAK TO THE ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL, with out an attorney. There job is to get you to talk and trip up..

@Cindy Ngo that's what they want you to think. NEVER EVER NEVER SPEAK TO THE ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICIAL, with out an attorney. There job is to get you to talk and trip up..

@。 again most of it is subconscious, you don't control it. They'll be able to distinct a nervous person from a guilty one.

@。 again most of it is subconscious, you don't control it. They'll be able to distinct a nervous person from a guilty one.

@Sebastian Thorsen what if ur j really sus. like everything i do is really sus and i feel like theyll really think i did something i didn't do

@Sebastian Thorsen what if ur j really sus. like everything i do is really sus and i feel like theyll really think i did something i didn't do

Guys you've got this wrong. Interrogators wouldn't mentally exhaust you this much if they didn't have serious reason to suspect you. If you are innocent, they'll almost certainly pick up on it pretty fast. They're professionals at picking up subtle subconscious clues. Many of which JCS point out too

@TheTrishalyn true but ive always been bad at facials and when i think abt it, i would seem really suspicious bc i wouldn't know how to control my face and id j be very worried

@TheTrishalyn true but ive always been bad at facials and when i think abt it, i would seem really suspicious bc i wouldn't know how to control my face and id j be very worried

@Cindy Ngo def get an attorney. its ur right to stay silent until u have one, i feel like a lot of ppl don't know that. they will not think ur suspicious, just like how if u enter a store and leave empty handed, it doesnt mean u stole anything, even if it makes u feel guilty. its basically ur right

@IamaDanish I imagine that is the case yup.

@IamaDanish I imagine that is the case yup.

@Nox Yeah, according to the American tv shows it's the same in the US. But contrary to those shows it's not my impression that you get the best lawyers that way.

@Nox Yeah, according to the American tv shows it's the same in the US. But contrary to those shows it's not my impression that you get the best lawyers that way.

@IamaDanish I think she was arrogant and thought she was smart enough to not need a lawyer. I'm not sure about the united states, but here in Canada if you're charged with an offence and can't afford a lawyer, the public will provide you with one at no expense.

@IamaDanish I think she was arrogant and thought she was smart enough to not need a lawyer. I'm not sure about the united states, but here in Canada if you're charged with an offence and can't afford a lawyer, the public will provide you with one at no expense.

@fastrun14 That's how it works, and it is reasonable from my perspective. Sure an actually innocent person might look guilty by invoking their right to retain council but it is wise to do so, especially if they're actually innocent. I'm not referring to the video "Jennifer's Solution" just in general.

@Cult Of Malgus very true but there are cases where innocent people get charged even when there isn't sufficient evidence to prove that they were guilty.  In America the saying is that you're innocent until proven guilty but we all know how the world really works and this isn't always the case, especially when a jury is involved.  There have been many innocent people who were convicted and even if there are irrefutable evidence proving their innocence years later the world and the people already have made their judgements on them and see them differently.  Not to mention how prison can change people during their time incarcerated and when they're released sometimes they cannot survive outside of prison due to various reasons.

Sorry for my rant LOL I understand what you're saying.

Now to be honest, it probably doesnt matter that she cracked, sooner or later some of the goons will start talking, they dont want the death penalty, and then she gets screwed anyways.

Now to be honest, it probably doesnt matter that she cracked, sooner or later some of the goons will start talking, they dont want the death penalty, and then she gets screwed anyways.

@Cindy Ngo it's not about what they suspect, it's about what they can <b>prove</b>

@Cindy Ngo it's not about what they suspect, it's about what they can *prove*

@Cindy Ngo Oh definitely. No one knows how the court system works lmao. That's why there are always such messed up sentences being carried out. So I definitely understand you.

@Cindy Ngo Oh definitely. No one knows how the court system works lmao. That's why there are always such messed up sentences being carried out. So I definitely understand you.

@Sighmon Yes I agree but when these things happen you're usually to shock to think logically.  In her case she was just too dumb obviously lol

@Sighmon Yes I agree but when these things happen you're usually to shock to think logically.  In her case she was just too dumb obviously lol

@Ludvig Bohlin That's true....but all that information comes up during a trial and it gives a bad first impression?  LOL idk how the law and court work but being such a paranoid, scared and timid person I'd be afraid to ask for one in the moment I think even if I was innocent you know what I mean?

@Sgtcrispytoast but that is not absolute. Should i not volunteer evidence without an attourney? Should i not report a crime without an attorney also?

Interrogation or specific interviews or while under arrest is one thing, this idea of refusing to co-operate or reply to a police officer besides "i want my attorney" will cause equal headaches

@fastrun14 I mean they could, but she still doesn't have to talk to them without a lawyer. It doesn't really matter if it "looks" suspicious, if she got a laywer they probably wouldn't actually have been able to get enough to convict her.

@fastrun14 I mean they could, but she still doesn't have to talk to them without a lawyer. It doesn't really matter if it "looks" suspicious, if she got a laywer they probably wouldn't actually have been able to get enough to convict her.

I remember from the very beginning in this video, the detective told her she doesn't  have to talk to them. If she refused to talk to them, could they start pressuring her because that looks suspicious.

I remember from the very beginning in this video, the detective told her she doesn't  have to talk to them. If she refused to talk to them, could they start pressuring her because that looks suspicious.

@Hay S Sage advice right there, I shared the video for educational purposes. The video is from a law school, presented by a lawyer. I assumed viewers of psychology videos would be interested in a tangentially connected topic.

@Hay S Sage advice right there, I shared the video for educational purposes. The video is from a law school, presented by a lawyer. I assumed viewers of psychology videos would be interested in a tangentially connected topic.

@Troy Wright It doesn't matter if you look guilty. It doesn't even matter if the police think you did it. It matters what they can reasonably prove in court, and they can certainly twist your own words against you in court if you speak to the cops without an attorney.

Zhraa Mohammed he is a very polite investigator and very sharp. It only seems aggressive because he was finding her obvious lies. Nothing to fear if you aren’t guilty of anything.

Zhraa Mohammed he is a very polite investigator and very sharp. It only seems aggressive because he was finding her obvious lies. Nothing to fear if you aren’t guilty of anything.

Its stressful, but why would you ever confess to something you didn't do? It just doesn't make sense. If youre telling the truth, just buckle down

Its stressful, but why would you ever confess to something you didn't do? It just doesn't make sense. If youre telling the truth, just buckle down

clearly you've never been under russian interrogation

clearly you've never been under russian interrogation

What's really interesting about the interrogation is the amount of time spent on rapport building or what they called Phase 1 in the video! It's actually exactly what a typical clinical psychologist or therapist would gradually do over the first few weeks of a therapy! The same rapport a therapist use to help the individual in need, can so easily be used by an interrogator to convince the suspect to confess 🤷♂

It does seem like these interrogators could get you to confess to something you didn't do but your overall demeanor would rule you out if you were innocent. Interrogators can pick up shifts in mood, word choices, and the like and can determine whether or not you are truthful even after a traumatic experience.

Yah lmao I was just thinking about that I would be like I got witness they know I act this way I ain't like u just making me nervous af

Yah lmao I was just thinking about that I would be like I got witness they know I act this way I ain't like u just making me nervous af

@Cindy Ngo no. even when innocent it is always better to wait for an attorney before speaking

@Cindy Ngo no. even when innocent it is always better to wait for an attorney before speaking

beth stepongzi the cops literally tell you this before they start talking to you. Lol. “You have a right to remain silent. Anything you say can and WILL be used against you in the court of law”. It’s just they throw a little misdirection in there under the disguise of rapidly reading it to you, quickly asking if you understand, then getting right into questioning. As soon as that first question comes out, exercise your right.

@Cindy Ngo It could make you look guilty sure, but it's a right. Looking guilty is different from being guilty.

@Cindy Ngo It could make you look guilty sure, but it's a right. Looking guilty is different from being guilty.

@Michi S I listened to a seminar about interrogation tactics and one of the things that I took away from it is DONT TALK TO COPS. Anything you say can be held AGAINST YOU.....anything said will also NOT be in your favor.<br>They use whatever you say to work against you to build their case

@Michi S I listened to a seminar about interrogation tactics and one of the things that I took away from it is DONT TALK TO COPS. Anything you say can be held AGAINST YOU.....anything said will also NOT be in your favor.
They use whatever you say to work against you to build their case

@Michi S If the police ask me what happened moments after my parents were murdered, absolutely me saying "I won't speak to you about them without an attourney to protect me" would be seen as suspicious.

@Michi S If the police ask me what happened moments after my parents were murdered, absolutely me saying "I won't speak to you about them without an attourney to protect me" would be seen as suspicious.

Cindy no. I didn’t get along well with my mom, though I loved her. I used to fear she might get killed and I could be blamed. I would have made a brief statement without a lawyer but if pushed very far, asked for one for sure. Cops always look at those close to the victim first and if things weren’t good between you and the victim some want to close the case by assuming your guilt.

@Cindy Ngo A lot of people think that getting an attorney makes you look guilty, which is something that needs to be changed. Having an attorney is a right for a reason, it's to prevent innocent people from giving false confessions and to have a fair investigation. False confessions do happen!

Watching these interrogation videos are kind of scary, bc ik I'd confess to something I didn't do either. Luckily, I've learned that before I start talking, I'm going to get a lawyer (and a parent if I'm still under the age of 18).

Watching these interrogation videos are kind of scary, bc ik I'd confess to something I didn't do either. Luckily, I've learned that before I start talking, I'm going to get a lawyer (and a parent if I'm still under the age of 18).

@Cindy Ngo Oh yeah, me too. And I think you're right about her, she wasn't smart enough to realize she needed an attorney. Of course she might've just realized she couldn't afford one that could actually get her out of this mess she created.

@Cindy Ngo Oh yeah, me too. And I think you're right about her, she wasn't smart enough to realize she needed an attorney. Of course she might've just realized she couldn't afford one that could actually get her out of this mess she created.

@IamaDanish LOL no you're absolutely right but I honestly wouldn't know what to do if I were an actual victim in a situation like this.  I would be so scared of what happened I'd probably speak to anyone willing to listen just to calm myself down; I wouldn't be thinking logically.  In HER case on the other hand lol she either wasn't smart enough to ask for an attorney or she thought asking for one makes her look guilty so she decided not to do it and simply chose to believe the police would believe her

@Cindy Ngo So you'd take option A) confessing to something you didn't do over option B) asking for an attorney because you think that would make you look more guilty?! Interesting priorities...

@Cindy Ngo So you'd take option A) confessing to something you didn't do over option B) asking for an attorney because you think that would make you look more guilty?! Interesting priorities...

@Mason Calhoun wouldn't it seem more guilty and look worse for her to wait for an attorney?  lol

@Mason Calhoun wouldn't it seem more guilty and look worse for her to wait for an attorney?  lol


I have read a lot in this case. Her parents didn’t show her one bit of unconditional love….you can tell. As she showed zero amount of unconditional love for them.


Like why would any "witness" be nervous that they'd say the "wrong thing" in a crime investigation.


Unfortunately... There is only one rationality that I am gripped with by watching this.....<br>'You get what you give.'

Unfortunately... There is only one rationality that I am gripped with by watching this.....
'You get what you give.'


Tbh some people dont deserve kids.... this girls seems realy broken by her messed up parrents, but killing is never the option. then again some people just dont see solutions to their tough situations.


I know she's fully responsible for her actions, but this is the kind of person that kind of parenting turns out

@The Real Elon Musk◉‿◉ What kind of a person you are doesn't nullify culpability.


jennifer's parents werent good people .sadly there are a lot of people like Jennifer..except they usually just kill themselves and not their parents. When Jenifer's parents told her to cut it off with her bf she got so sad she fell into depression and started cutting herself. her parents didnt even care as long as jennifer was following their rules/commands. this isnt love. this is twisted, sick abuse or codependency


Some parents have to learn the hard way. Stop pushing your kids to be something that they aren’t. It’s your own fault.


Its weird cause I kinda feel a bit sorry for her. She was traumatized as a kid with ridiculous expectations. How about letting kids grow up and discover what they like?


I'm surprised at their composure and ability to lie.....  This would be me, Cop:  "ok take your". Me:  "i did it, i did it, f*ck you, I did that sh*t, it was me, it was me god damn it!!!!  *cries uncontrolably*"


dont understand how she came back multiple times for interrogation and didnt think about getting a lawyer... smh


What a monster. What did she ask with true emotion, "What about me? What happens to me?"


She was going to say "I had my phone in my pocket" before going with "behind me" 😆


good on her for coming up with a 3rd option, sadly it didn't work out.


16:34 bro cmon when she said that so emotionless you knew she was lying at that point it's like she's telling a story about some creepy monster yell BLAWHEH like to her friend or sum in the movie.


How many of you went back and watch her first testimony just to see her expressions??


"Why were you spared?"
"Because I cooperated!"

Ohhhh damn sure you did.


You can tell right when the detective started to smell some bull from her statement.


I usually side with the victims of the interrogation officers.


Is there a chance she woulda gotten away from it if she just stayed silent?


This is sad 'cause she did that! Another lesson is... never get with drug-dealers.


Not justifying what she did but the crushing weight of expectations will destroy a child’s mind.

@R the last part of what you said here, as well as the first claim, are worded much better. These arguments and points I agree with.<br>the original point of focusing on weak minds and idiotic people is something that appears far more ignorant and colder than what you might have intended, but I can understand that being just stated in a more convoluted way. The main issue is that it's immensely hard to avoid shitty parenting entirely due to the rights every human has. CPS (Child Protective Services in Alberta, at least) tries their best to remove as  many kids from unfit houses and parents as best as they can; the fear struck into kids and lack of advocates for them can sometimes make said kids fly under the radar, thus continuing the trend. It's unfortunate, but the possible best solution at the very moment is completely invasive, and that is why it is only just if there is potential, rather than it being a mandatory checkup type thing for every registered family.

@R the last part of what you said here, as well as the first claim, are worded much better. These arguments and points I agree with.
the original point of focusing on weak minds and idiotic people is something that appears far more ignorant and colder than what you might have intended, but I can understand that being just stated in a more convoluted way. The main issue is that it's immensely hard to avoid shitty parenting entirely due to the rights every human has. CPS (Child Protective Services in Alberta, at least) tries their best to remove as  many kids from unfit houses and parents as best as they can; the fear struck into kids and lack of advocates for them can sometimes make said kids fly under the radar, thus continuing the trend. It's unfortunate, but the possible best solution at the very moment is completely invasive, and that is why it is only just if there is potential, rather than it being a mandatory checkup type thing for every registered family.

@Pneudles Im just speaking candidly, im putting the blame on shitty parents not the kids. I want the kids to be stronger because thats the only way theyll have any peace.

My last girlfriend had a LOT of serious issues, serious ptsd and trauma. She needed constant validation and she was always anxious and sad because of it. Her mom and dad were very abusive yet she let them negatively affect her life even though I got us a place specifically to get her out of that environment. So am I biased? Yes. Ive been a victim to a victim and it sucks, same with a lot of my family. Do you feel sad? Angry? Pity? Keep in mind these evil parents were also victims at one time.

I was also that weak minded kid,  I survived it. You have to love yourself, you have to get strong, and you have to say no more at some point because the reality is that nobody is gonna do it for you especially not these bleeding heart types who reinforce the misery but offer no solutions. You dont understand where im coming from and thats fine, I dont think anybody can truly understand another person because your experiences are unique to you. Everybody is gonna interpret it differently.

@Ellery Donald It is what it is, its not a video game, nobody wins. I never said they should be demonized. I said the solution is simple, I never said it was easy to do.

@Pneudles I think you just stroked out,  you found a way to type lot things without saying anything at all.  Do you have an actual argument or do you just resort to ad hominem attacks?

When did I claim my intellect was superior to anyone elses? You literally did a "nu uh you are" while trying to say my argument was weak. You lack self awareness.

@R  i agree but how does calling them weak help the situation?

@R  i agree but how does calling them weak help the situation?

@aaliyah i never did crime because I don't like being confronted by anyone and i think i have had enough drama in my life

@Lilith I'm happy that you pulled through. Unfortunately, not everyone can and that's the sad part that's why suicide and crimes happen. :(((

@aaliyah i mean i pulled through even though most of it happened in middle school not the beginning, my mom actually cared before this but she would "discipline" me aka spanking me, guess that's how most russian parents are, but when i become a mother I'll definitely won't hurt them physically and through words, I'll also teach them to be just like me, kind, caring ans considerate

@Lilith Regardless of crimes like these happen or not, toxic people should not be allowed to bear children and be parents. That's just what I'm trying to say.

@Lilith You're lucky to grow up as a kind person despite your mom being like that but that shouldn't be the baseline. Parents should be capable of raising children and not bully them or mistreat them. I agree that children grow up however they want to be whatever way they were raised but still, if you're going to be a parent, be at least a decent person to take care of another person.

@aaliyah all I'm saying it the person themselves and the circumstances matter on how everything turns out

@aaliyah listen i have parents who don't accept me being related to lgbtq, who didn't help with any bullying at school and my mom who especially degrades and mocks me for my bad grades and ADHD, we all turn out different. Unlike her she has a drug dealer bf and friends probably. Maybe that's why i am who i am. I'm really quiet and prefer to be alone cuz of trust issues but I'm hanging in there with online friends

I like how everyone in this comment thread agreed that Alan dude sucks

I like how everyone in this comment thread agreed that Alan dude sucks

@LuvsTruth  @LuvsTruth  No I dont believe that at all, I think the strong should protect the vulnerable. I have no idea where you got that from. I think vulnerable damaged people shouldnt take on responsibilities they cant handle because while it doesnt guarantee any outcome it surely improves the odds of a negative one. Sometimes people should be protected from themselves and the people around them should have the strength to tell them what they need to hear vs what they want to hear. I think your definition of strength is different than mine.  The ideas youre saying sound a lot like nihilism.

@R Mr. Edwards, you seem to think the the survival of the fittest is a legit notion. By, I am afraid, dear sir, that you are wrong. Any living creature (including humans) may survive by strengths and/or weaknesses. Surviving, for however a long or short period of time, is not a grand master plan to create a world of the best of the best. It’s all just random.

@William Winder But,  one parent home is not abuse. I realize that even in a loving one parent home that the child may feel anger or great disappointment over the lack of a second parent. But, that may or may not be a reflection upon parenting. For, me personally it was not a concern. I was focused on the sole parent I had and not on the one who wasn’t present.

@Lilith you do realize that a child can grow up into either a chill normal kind-hearted adult or a criminal like this girl, right? It's so easy for y'all to say "leave people alone, let them be" and not think of the consequences. That's why it matters to be a good parent which means you must be prepared financially, mentally and physically because it's a lot of work.

@R yeah that’s the point.... children typically have weak minds

@R yeah that’s the point.... children typically have weak minds

@R that's not always true, imagine feeling like no matter where you go or what you do (since you were born til whenever) you have to CONSTANTLY prove yourself to your parents or they will be all over you and won't let you breathe, you love them (naturally) and you see them support and get excited for everyone around you, even going as far as to rub those accomplishments in to you, exhausting you to believe you better be worth something!
At some point that weighs on people.
Most or some would just run away and not care, but I feel like in her case she never felt good enough her whole life, and the one person that does make her feel that way, her parents (people she loves and wanted to please her whole life) just tell her, "nope, happiness/individuality or your parents don't want you anymore" now she feels like everything to please them was all for nothing and they will never be happy, and clearly they don't care if she is....now imagine thinking of how you could possibly make them feel that way for once?
Helpless, useless, pushed around, directed, humiliated, and all their accomplishments rubbed in.
You get this.
This would have been prevented if her parents were actually human to her for once and treated her like she's allowed to make mistakes and can still be loved.
It's not right, but all that focus on making her smart, was eliminating her sense of humanity.

I thought the same, in no way does it justify her choice, but at the same time, not doing anything to show your child SOME sort of appreciation or support, is ultimately setting them up to be a failure.
Weather it be they grow up with major insecurities, or in this case, where they were so exhausted that her only option (in her mind) was to punish her parents, I even believed she genuinely love them, but after so long she just grew tired of constantly having them over her, that she felt they unfortunately overstepped and overstayed.
This is why you still need to find a balance between friend and parents, but you cannot just treat your child like they are supposed to live your modeled out life for them.

@R leave people alone, if they want a child, let them have it, no need for you to decide what they should or shouldn't do

@CyberWolf They didn't treat her like a slave though.

@CyberWolf They didn't treat her like a slave though.

While true under extreme cases, it's kinda inapplicable in this case

While true under extreme cases, it's kinda inapplicable in this case

@R it’s pretty easy to say that as someone who I’m going to assume is no longer a child and is not under the pressure of meeting unrealistic expectations that will bring severe retribution if not met, isn’t it?

@R There is no "controversy", you're not understanding the impact your parents and upbringing have on your life and people are trying to explain it to you. If you think "you can just ignore your upbringing and do whatever you want", then that's ironically because your own upbringing caused you to believe that.

@William Winder Having two moms or two dads is a two parent home, mate.

@William Winder Having two moms or two dads is a two parent home, mate.

@Puppy Clown I never said they were weak.  If you grow up, move away from them, and still keep them in your life and decide the solution is to murder them rather than block their calls and ignore them, you are not the victim and you are more than just weak.

This is my argument -
1. Murder is wrong

2. "my parents were mean" isnt an excuse to be a shitty person and/or commit murder.

I fail to see the controversy.

@William Winder She wasnt living with her parents. Keep moving the goal post. Im talking about adults, not children who still live with their parents.

@Robin DS Many people in this day and age don't understand the necessity on a two parent home.

@Robin DS Many people in this day and age don't understand the necessity on a two parent home.

@R yikes .. do better. you’re embarrassing yourself

@R yikes .. do better. you’re embarrassing yourself

@R Depends on whether or not your parents abuse you if you don't do what they want.

@R Depends on whether or not your parents abuse you if you don't do what they want.

@R bestie, anyone can be traumatized as a child. You can't call them weak because of that, it's a child

@R <br>At what point do you "become culpable" and stop blaming "females"??

@R
At what point do you "become culpable" and stop blaming "females"??

@Robin DS if you didn't have a father figure and a very young mom such as this scenario in the video it makes perfect sense you are just talking though.

@R this made alot of sense i praise you!

@R this made alot of sense i praise you!

the thing that is kind of, in a way sad is that she did what she did to try and escape it, and be free from her parents. Now after she may spend the rest of her life in prison.

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Don't have kids if you plan to treat them like slaves. Its insane ti me that thats super common in a lot of cultures.

@R at least you know you shouldn’t have children

good for you

@R at least you know you shouldn’t have children

good for you

@R can tell you grew up spoiled and privileged, some people just don’t understand trauma and it’s one of the big reasons it’s so hard to be open about it.

@Robin DS hahahaha no, you're all good buddy!

@Robin DS hahahaha no, you're all good buddy!

@Matt Hilbert Sorry my man, was more meant as a double insult to Edward Alans than anything else

@Matt Hilbert Sorry my man, was more meant as a double insult to Edward Alans than anything else

@Robin DS he sounds like a 13 year old who just watched a Jordan Peterson video lol

@Robin DS he sounds like a 13 year old who just watched a Jordan Peterson video lol

@Robin DS

Am American     Heyyy, wait a second...

@Robin DS

_Am American_     Heyyy, wait a second...

@R for a child it is not as easy as "just not caring", the parents are the ones who make the rules for you

@SomeGuy YouKnow I think the main take away for me is dont have kids if you can't raise them correctly.  Wanting a kid is not justification for having one, too many baby crazy females who can't take care of themselves who don't understand the necessity of a father figure.

Stupid/damaged people breed more than intelligent introspective people though, I dont see a solution.

@R or just don't put a child through it.

@R or just don't put a child through it.

@SomeGuy YouKnow Yea but at some point you become culpable. Ive seen people become very aware of whats going on and still go along with it causing mayhem everywhere they go. Either you transcend or you continue the cycle.

@R well homie if its indoctrinated into you as a child it doesn't even register in your head that not caring is an option.

You can avoid all that by simply not caring. Only weak minds require external validation.

You can avoid all that by simply not caring. Only weak minds require external validation.


Can we just talk about how she didn’t want the investigator who just told her they were charging her with murder TO LEAVE HER?! That’s how desperate she was to be heard and feel understood. Crazy how some people can walk around with that pain for years and do nothing while some do things like this. The human mind is baffling.

@photag216  But why some people choose to take very similar cards as some other people have been dealt and then play murder? That’s not just playing their hand. That’s flipping the entire table.

what i can't believe is that parents are allowed to educate children that way. <br>That mothers are not forced to show the father a birth certificate, and many father have to grow up children that aren't even theirs, and lot more stuff :D

what i can't believe is that parents are allowed to educate children that way.
That mothers are not forced to show the father a birth certificate, and many father have to grow up children that aren't even theirs, and lot more stuff :D

@Drea yeah she might have thought it would help her case. Looking vulnerable, talking about self-harm and depression, really playing up her parent's neglect, and asking for the detective not to leave her alone all might have garnered sympathy. She was too stupid to know that it wouldn't change anything to behave like that, they already had substantial evidence that she had her parents attacked in cold blood.

I don't see that a lot of people seem to understand what you have. Some people are saying she was acting (??) She has no reason to pretend to not want to be alone at that point, it doesn't help her case

I think maybe she was just so used to being ignored and misunderstood,  emotionally if not physically. So when these detectives started acting like therapists she really felt very understood -cared for, even. It's very sad

@OVO_Ann Oh absolutely! Hundreds of thousands of people walk this earth with bad relationships with their parents. Very few choose murder as their way of “dealing” with it. We all have evil inside but I guess it’s just a matter of how much. 🤷🏻♀

@DrSipp That’s why I like this channel. It helps show how some reactions are sincere and some aren’t. A human can only act so much during emotional times. Especially under pressure. They aren’t perfect. This channel shows those slip ups, during memory recall, through body language, or certain eye movements. I think she’s acting, yes, but I also think she’s revealing deep internal wounds at the same time.

Pretty sure it was part of her act, just like everything else

@Nadav she does deserve it there so many other routes she could have gone without killing her parents 😔

I can't judge her because I'm not god but I'm almost certain she deserves what she got


Bad actress, weak liar. Absolutely naive, coz he's a bad actor too.
The only thing is - if a detective (psychologist) tells you he's your friend and everybody makes mistakes - you're already caught. You don't have any understanding friends in the police )) You are always on the other side to them. ))
If a detective is nervous, yells etc - you still have chance, coz he has nothing. But if he's calm, smiles... - that's the end ((

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i wonder how her brother felt through all of this


I wish these videos were a bit shorter but there still good


getting disowned by your parents ❎<br>not having parents ✅

getting disowned by your parents ❎
not having parents ✅


Wow just 11 more years and she's eligible for parole.


OMFG these interogators. I can't. Never knew that this is what they do. Hollywood portrays it so badly. Gods among men


She may well be guilty; but there are ongoing issues with how the judicial system approaches investigations. At no time did I hear the young lady have her rights read, be made awares she was being investigated, nor was she offered any legal council regarding her choices in answering to the line of questioning. So, even if she is guilty AF, the state will have to eat the case because of how poorly the investigator used his tact, he overstepped her Constitutional & Miranda rights by miles- so a heartless,  conducting murderer may go free...
So, the clue the detective used to build evidence was:  A traumatized, young-Vietnamese-girl, with strict parents parents; had such strength of will that she failed to cry at times you would think a child who had just had their parents attacked and one killed-would cry?  And also the non-fact that the 'traumatized, young-Vietnamese-girl has inconsistencies in her story, told partly from a seperate part of the home from where the attack initiated. This could all be due to cultural misunderstanding and a traumatized mind.
Don't be Decieved, there is not a blue line, thin or not, when the law acts unlawfully.

I want what you're smoking.

The first 2 interviews were voluntary witness statements, no rights need to be read.

The 3rd interview, the narrator said her rights were read.

The state doesn't give attorneys to anyone and everyone, it needs to be requested.

The case didn't get thrown out, she got life without the chance of parole for 25 years.

I do agree law enforcement puts too much emphasis on how people should react emotionally.

Inconsistencies in stories are often evidence of deception, and should be investigated.


Would have never happened if her parents cared for her more. Just goes to show how one's childhood can influence their whole life.


Parents always want good for their kids that doesn’t mean we should murder them…being an Indian every decision of our life it’s always with their blessing that is so wrong to do this…leave them if u can’t cop up


THE END SHSJSJSHSJS “HE LOVED THAT BABY” 😭😭😭😭😭 WHAT IS SHE THINKING LMAAOOO THIS VID THO IT WAS SERIOUS THE WHOLE TIME BUT THE END !!!!!


I know this isn’t important but…did anyone else notice the first officers bald spot was in shape of a heart?


I don’t know much about criminal investigation, but can the detective say what he says @ minute 1:27:13
Isn’t that like forced confession?? If she admits right then would that b admissible? Or can the defend argue. Can someone who actually knows law clarify this please?

No, it's just a reiteration of what was already uncovered. Basically like saying "so what you said was this? Ok cool."


9:50

also who the frick leaves a purse inside of a fridge


without realizing it even they loved her they well fecked her up but she choose a most wicked solution in ending her despair


Wow he is good!!! He's really smart. Really scary


She actually played her role (lying) pretty well in the first interview. But dang, that last detective was absolutely brilliant how he handled her. Canadian police are real pros!

@Mak Nyc it's Canada, they don't have a 5th amendment to plead.

@Mak Nyc , see that's why the last detective didn't arrest her until the end. If he would have arrested her first, it might have occurred to her, that she needs a lawyer :) That last dude knew what he was doing.

If It was me.. I wouldn’t stop the last detective before he open his mouth, LAWYER PLZ, ASAP!

Right she stuck to her story pretty well


that cop was getting me mad y you asking for a address if you claim you automatically get it, might as well let them die at that point


Can't believe she didn't call his satellite x-ray story as a bluff.


I mean it's great that she got caught and all, but I have to wander, why do these people even talk to the police if they know they're guilty, why wouldn't they get legal counsel from the beginning and just please the 5th on almost every question asked of them after they give their initial testimony?

well i think a good lawyer can see through your lie, and then you're under their mercy instead

@arjun gutta yeah i hear ya, it just surprises me the justice system seems to work such a large portion of the time, considering all of its limitations

@Snarkastic Squid it makes the system kinda flimsy though don't you think?  I mean if the person committing the crime isn't a psychopath, and they decide to take those steps, it would almost sound like they could get aeay with anything .  On another note  it almost seems like the police rely on basic psychology to get a confession over anything else, making it fairly easy for them to also mame a mistake, 🤔

Ego & ignorance - they always think they’re the smartest one in the room & can lie their way thru anything.


“I don’t wanna say the wrong things” <br> Oh man..

“I don’t wanna say the wrong things”
 Oh man..


"You can speak  to duty council"

More like doodie council, ammirite?


Question about 32:30 how would it not have made sense if her arms were the other way?


This incident make me realize how Inteligent the Police are. High Respect from me


idk if some time they are overthinking the situation or is it like some thing that is really put in consideration


If some people randomly entered the house and shot my parents"then during the interview I'd be like Ï don't know I don;t know i don;t know i dont fucking knooow maan


She goes from extremely upset to okay in the blink of an eye. She dug herself a hole very quickly.

@James Forgash I never understand how people like jennifer pan and casey Anthony lead double lives and make up bs stories about stuff that never happened and blah blah blah and they get caught either by family or the authorities how casey got found not guilty of murder ...I just don't understandbim almost certain someone was paid off..

Maybe she thought she was on csi toronto...😆

@nicola jackson every single man I know from every background race crede employment knows women are this way lol stop trying to turn this around back on him like a woman would 🤣

@James Forgash that number one guy and the number two guy routine somehow reminded me of those guys in reservoir dogs Mr. Blue Mr. Pink mr.black Mr. Red....lmmfao I wonder if she kind of got the idea from that movie...

@ThinkInsideTheBox SquareCircle I am sorry, out of all the women you have involved yourself with... You are the common denominator. What does that say about you?

@Ernestine Maloy exactly!! She's done dadda🤣👍💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🤞

@James Forgash wtf is with her hunching over like that and not looking at the cop...I never saw anyone do that in cop shows and I used to watch tons of those...

@ThinkInsideTheBox SquareCircle I think if the majority of woman in your life are life this then it says more about you than you would like to admit....

Like a crazy girlfriend in a heated argument

Yep. Suspect af🤔she told on herself basically when she did that

Someone didn't watch enough soap operas and crime shows


Uhg see I hate that I love this stuff because. I love body language and phycology but I feel sooo bad for the people like Jen who did do something catastrophically horrific, but who ultimately had a pretty crappy life. Obvsly that's no excuse for what happened, but I still feel for her.


38:00 this is, for real, some Ace Attorney  stuff that Phoenix Wright would say while the witness is losing their datgum mind


the fact Markham isn't even an hour drive from my house and I had no idea this ever happened.


I can’t believe she was being friendly with the intruders right in front of her parents.. that must’ve been so horrifying for them

@Daimhin Aubrey We don't really have evidence of that. I can only remember her saying that her parents compared her to other people.

They even gave her a second chance after she lied a ton to them.

Sure, maybe they were extremely unpleasant, but the actions we have evidence for seem quite fine.

@Daimhin Aubrey a lot of abuse victims sure do wish they had her abuse.

Daimhin Aubrey what dog lives 24 years ?

I would've locked her up the second she used the word "gentleman" for one of the intruders in her first interview

Spaljeni Maslacak another day, another person having absolutely no idea as to the outcome that simple “high expectations” would lead to and i’m not going to repeat myself, i’ve done it enough in these comments tbh but this is why i believe Jennifer Pan’s case should be always brought up in support of “see no evil, hear no evil” attitude when it comes to outsiders hearing about a victim’s abuse story.

the police: this person was severely abused and neglected, and also her parents made her feel like she would never live up to their expectations
Spaljeni: ah, so it was the high expectations that did it

>_>

@Daimhin Aubrey high expectations are not abuse

@Lenny Dado Apologises for non native english because he's from Europe...forgets England is in Europe. 😂

@A Tangerine they were terrible parents. But she made the choice to kill them. They had given the choice for her to leave them, she could have easily lived that way without having any pressure to lie to the parents. She made the choice to kill them. And being a terrible parent do not deserve to be killed by the abused child. May be they end up in an old-age home, but death? There's literally no justification for that.

@A Tangerine a few minutes of revenge? More like 2 remaining lifetimes worth

@A Tangerine Timespan doesn''t matter, organising someone's death is drastically different than imposing expectations on somebody. I'm shocked to see people defending this woman in the comments.

Albert Twangle sure dude , in europe we say you need to sleep yourself out dude

@Albert Twangle Haha. Yeah it was one of the other "gentlemen" that was the mastermind 🧐

imagine how horrifying it was to be a victim of severe abuse for 24 years

@Kenyan Bunnie yes , but that was not the question , regarding parents last thoughts , sorry for my non native english , i am from europe lol

Thats probably the real reason her mother yelled "you lied to us"

Because she knew her parents would be dead and they wouldn’t be there to tell anyone she was friendly with the murderers!

That’s like an evil villain from a movie or some shit

Act it out... Less lying. Better is a short story.  Scared, hid, Called 911


Detective guy should've been a therapist instead


why do these cops say  "okay" after everything they say .?


That "about" was all i needed to hear to know they're in Canada


Please do a false confession, that would be amazing to hear the psychology of that

u should watch ‘when they see us’ on netflix about the central park five, it explore false confessions

Alias guess who I’m subscribing to on Patreon? :D

@TheDBPhantom yeah, he takes his videos off every now and then. They're all on patreon though

@Ali modz wait really?! Damn, I missed out. I just found them recently and binged all their stuff.

They did it once.. I dont remember which video though,  lots of their old videos got deleted


Hann Pan: *screaming for help*

Dispatch: “Avenue Road? can you spell that for me?”

Hann Pan: **screaming for help**

Dispatch: “Avenue Road? can you spell that for me?”


Anyone here played Among us? All I could think was, "self report, she's the imposter"


i was an ice skater like you, then i took an injury to the knee


her story was very similar to Yuri Nakamura's backstory from angel beats- Just me or????


You can't blame her for the contradictions in her story, when you fail high school maths, things don't tend to add up.

What's funny was how she probably thought in her head she could get away with it. As if the investigators were a bunch of high-school dropouts or something 😂😂

I feel like you just shot an arrow through my chest


all her parents wanted was for her to go to school they gave her the option to leave idk why she had to think "oh! i could kill them and then leave" but i feel so bad for the father and mother


@wormpielars chill out bud, jus an opinion. if you you wanna like start some sort of argument your outta luck. its deff not a fact, some are Pos's. Was jus stating what i feel about this particular instance and others.

Dissect the 2nd last word for me can you?


Anyone stop to think how stupid this whole thing was? Her parents said she could live with her boyfriend but they would disown her and she would never see them again. So she chooses to have them both killed to stay with her boyfriend and never see her parents again.

@Sky I'm not admitting anything as idk what she'd do if things were different nor do you. Plenty of people with good backgrounds kill so that doesn't track

@XenoBlade X-3 that’s not justifying....that’s me literally trying to understand the situation. Theres a difference, I just understand why she did what she did which led her there but I don’t condone it whatsoever. I just have a “devil’s advocate” mindset...this is the whole point of the video, not to judge her but to understand her mind.<br>You gotta admit that if her parent’s didn’t treat her the way had, she wouldn’t have committed murder and she was bound to have some type of issues and that’s the harsh reality. People who were raise with a good background generally do not go around killing people or plotting people’s murder. Sometimes parents don’t realize how much damage they can cause to their own children until they’re force to see it and that’s why I believe her father forgave her.

@XenoBlade X-3 that’s not justifying....that’s me literally trying to understand the situation. Theres a difference, I just understand why she did what she did which led her there but I don’t condone it whatsoever. I just have a “devil’s advocate” mindset...this is the whole point of the video, not to judge her but to understand her mind.
You gotta admit that if her parent’s didn’t treat her the way had, she wouldn’t have committed murder and she was bound to have some type of issues and that’s the harsh reality. People who were raise with a good background generally do not go around killing people or plotting people’s murder. Sometimes parents don’t realize how much damage they can cause to their own children until they’re force to see it and that’s why I believe her father forgave her.

@Sky yet you are justifying what she did by blaming her parents...soooo

@XenoBlade X-3 her parents were toxic whether their intent was to have what’s best for her and sometimes people understand putting that much pressure onto a kid is so dangerous. her father was probably able to understand why she did what she did which resulted in him forgiving her. Forgiveness doesn’t make you a good person...it’s something that helps you move forward with your life.

Are people are going to ignore the fact that her parents were extremely controlling and basically emotionally and mentally abused her? Of course she’s going to choose the boyfriend cause that’s where she feels most loved. People like her find love is terrible placed. It may not make sense to you but to someone like her of course. If her parents didn’t push her to this length this would have never happened. Kids don’t just kill their parents no matter how innocent they portray themselves. Not trying to justify what she did cause that was insane, but this girl was fucked up because of her parents failed her.

@Aircastles101 and it's stuff like that that make me think the parents weren't as toxic as people think. They just wanted the best for her

I still struggle with the fact her father forgave her.  What a man. If she was my daughter after that I would never want to see her evil face again.

Y but its about revenge if they are alive they win she would feel disowned by killing them she is the one in charge

@XenoBlade X-3  what exactly am I lying about?  And secondly bring the “plenty” of people who you know forward.  Only counts if they too are Asian, I don’t wanna hear a white guy telling me they know what a typical Asian upbringing is cause they watch Naruto.

Not really, parents aren't just people you happen to know and cut ties at the snap of a finger.

For a decade, she worked hard to gain their love and affection, even if they were fake achievements, imagine the stress of lying to your own parents all the time and then suddenly, after all that pain and suffering, they just throw you out.... The parents pushed her into this life and ruined her completely, only to disown her and leave her on herr own?
Nah, they need to pay their part of her suffering. It's crazy, but simple logic.

@XenoBlade X-3 As an asian child in a first gen family and knows other asian children...I wouldnt say this situation is out of the ordinary. I wouldnt say its every asian's children childhood are like this but like I said not out of the ordinary.

@jphilade so because you experienced the same all do? I know plenty that would say you're lying

@1997lordofdoom Universities will tell the parent NOTHING about your child going there. They students  protected by a  privacy act  law,  the student has to grant permission to the universities to tell the parents their marks .   Even if you sre dismissed from college from a low gpa score your parents are not informed .

@1997lordofdoom well considering I am Asian and my parents are immigrants I’m not pulling my information from<br>memes.  I grew up exactly like her, my parents pushed for higher education and achievement and did not allow me to have boyfriends whatsoever.  Hell they even named me Jennifer.  When they found out I had a bf in high school they forbade me to see him, sold the childhood home I grew up in without telling any of us kids and moved our whole family across the city to attend a different high school.  So I know first hand how Asian parenting of a 1st gen kid goes.  Was it abusive? No, they just wanted me to live a life better than theirs and in hindsight they did the right thing.  That of course doesn’t mean I didn’t still see the guy behind their backs but I sure as hell didn’t murder my parents over it.  They just wanted better for me.  I’m glad they parented me the way they did.  This girl is just like me and all my Asian girlfriends I grew up with (minus being psychotic).  I too used to frequent Pacific Mall to buy bootlegs and get photoshopped pics of me and my Asian girl friends.  In addition to that I became a medical laboratory technologist as my parents wanted me to go into healthcare (as all Asian parents do).  This is the overwhelmingly average Asian kid upbringing.  But thanks for your two cents about what a toxic Asian upbringing is.

@1997lordofdoom well considering I am Asian and my parents are immigrants I’m not pulling my information from
memes.  I grew up exactly like her, my parents pushed for higher education and achievement and did not allow me to have boyfriends whatsoever.  Hell they even named me Jennifer.  When they found out I had a bf in high school they forbade me to see him, sold the childhood home I grew up in without telling any of us kids and moved our whole family across the city to attend a different high school.  So I know first hand how Asian parenting of a 1st gen kid goes.  Was it abusive? No, they just wanted me to live a life better than theirs and in hindsight they did the right thing.  That of course doesn’t mean I didn’t still see the guy behind their backs but I sure as hell didn’t murder my parents over it.  They just wanted better for me.  I’m glad they parented me the way they did.  This girl is just like me and all my Asian girlfriends I grew up with (minus being psychotic).  I too used to frequent Pacific Mall to buy bootlegs and get photoshopped pics of me and my Asian girl friends.  In addition to that I became a medical laboratory technologist as my parents wanted me to go into healthcare (as all Asian parents do).  This is the overwhelmingly average Asian kid upbringing.  But thanks for your two cents about what a toxic Asian upbringing is.

@jphilade So every Asian kid grows up in a toxic household that is borderline child abuse? Doubt that, you are talking about a meme my dude, not actual reality.

@1997lordofdoom lol this is literally how every Asian kid grows up.

Younger brother. She was gonna get that Lexus.

They were also cutting off financial support. Have you really never heard of anyone killing someone for money?

She killed them out of greed. That prooves she had absolutely no faith in her BF or her own future and was between a rock and a hard place. And apparently getting a job and fight the uphill battle wasn't an option to her.

I wonder if she felt like she couldn't leave, like when your parent is standing by a door and is telling you to go through it but they hit you as they do. Maybe she throught they'd find a way to torment her or something. Still, not an excuse for murder, but id really like to see how she interpreted the offer/ultimatum

Her parents had insurance worth around 800k CAD which she would've got at least partially

She want the money not just the parents.

@ullas babu I came here to write that exact comment!! Haha

If she has them killed, she likely inherits their money and assets...


paul mooney had a joke, in the 1980s, after susan smith swore a black man had killed her children: "1-800-dial-a-ni@#@"


2:00 the dude just looks like a male version of her 😂


i literally have the same birthday as her i was researching and i saw it......


Daaaaam Daniel! the least you could did was get 3 of your own people aka Goons  to commit this wild ass crime. You ain't have to grab 3 blacks bro!


no i did not watch all 9 hours of interrogation footage of jennifer pan what do you mean


Murder of 2 ppl for 2000?? Seems cheap. How the hell. that job for that money...


im not saying that this is right. but. parents that are strict you only make your kid wanna sneak out and do tings that parents don't eat them to do. set boundaries. don't tell them what their life is gonna be. let them decide.


Girl please, we have seen/heard these stories many times, u r tied with yr hands behind but u super woman managed to dial 911,ur a bad actress 👏 that 911call reminded me of the Menendez brothers, shame upon you selfish creature, your parents wanted the best for u but u wanted them 6ft under, SMH


It is so weird that they still have people swear on a bible


Honestly when she’s giving the wrong answers it stresses me out. Not that I’m on her side or condoning her actions—I’m just empathizing without meaning to.

@M  i  s  a There's nothing wrong with her.  It's a normal, healthy human trait to have empathy, no matter who the person is.  To see another person suffer creates a visceral response in humans with well-developed empathy. That fact that you don't feel it is actually more "wrong".  Empathy is not the same as condoning.  I have empathy for Donald Trump because I understand that narcissists suffer due to trauma from childhood, but I still can't STAND him and hope he gets COVID-19.  But I don't enjoy when I see him suffering.  That's callous and healthy people are not callous.  It's how sick people like Trump are able to exploit good people.

@Kita Boo you're assuming someone's biases and beliefs which you dont know. I live in a low income neighborhood in which the majority of residents arent white or Asian, but go ahead and make your assumption even though you dont know my race. Not everyone in these comments is a white or Asian person, and not everyone thinks she's "cute." Some of us are empathetic towards ALL broken children. It's insulting that you'd even assume something like that of me. Most people dont even think of race when they see a young broken person.

@Kita Boo I think you're projecting your own insecurities here pal. You're assuming everyone wouldn't empathize with (you) because you're black. Well, sorry to burst your bubble, but we're not all sociopaths.

Kita Boo no one, and not one comment in here said anything about emphathizing because of her race. Why wouldn't we feel the same for a black girl? I understand that some people will be biased but for me, and many others here, we empathize that girl but NOT because of her race. You're just trying to find a way to stir unnecessary drama in here. Next time, learn to not assume that everything is about discriminating race. Thanks.

Kita Boo we’ve already addressed this, but you have yet to address your racist remarks about Asians. That’s pretty telling.

Kita Boo someone’s been watching to much cnn lol

Kita Boo someone’s been watching to much cnn lol

@Kita Boo girl why are you making this about race. it's because she's a young girl who just wanted one person to care about her and was made to feel worthless by her parents, not because "she was a cute white/Asian girl who fit our beauty standards."

@MammothMMA Thru her perpetuating the truth of femyle unaccountability.

@MammothMMA Thru her perpetuating the truth of femyle unaccountability.

@nateman10 like imallexx.<br>King of the snakes

@nateman10 like imallexx.
King of the snakes

@Jonathan B I didn't feel bad for her at all. I can see her for what she is, a monster. Every time she messed up it made me happy, watching a monster who thinks they can manipulate everyone get destroyed by someone with a higher IQ. I hope she rots in prison forever. I <b>hate</b> snakes.

@Jonathan B I didn't feel bad for her at all. I can see her for what she is, a monster. Every time she messed up it made me happy, watching a monster who thinks they can manipulate everyone get destroyed by someone with a higher IQ. I hope she rots in prison forever. I *hate* snakes.

i empathize more with the interrogator because i use the tactics i learn from these videos to get my friends to admit juicy details about their lives that i have hunches about

You rotten person! How can you even day that ughhhh your scaring me!

You rotten person! How can you even day that ughhhh your scaring me!

@Kita Boo why bring race into this. Lol you probably spend your day cancelling people on twitter for 10 year old tweets

Kita Boo on top of it, this thread literally starting with a comment saying I do not condone her actions. I’m not even arguing she’s a victim here. All I’m saying is that empathy is a natural reaction to seeing someone fuck themselves over. I’m not intentionally comparing the two, but it reminded me a lot of Gypsy Rose Blanchard’s case, where Gypsy hired/asked someone else to murder her mother in an attempt to free herself from feeling trapped. For all we know, Jen May have felt immense regret and guilt. When you’re watching from the outside, you may even project those emotions onto her. That’s part of it. It’s a human issue, not a racial one.

Kita Boo no offense, but you’ve gone from trying to defend black people to starting to make accusations about Asians/using Asian slurs and it’s unacceptable. If you’re a grown adult you know that’s not the move to make, even if you have great intentions, which I more than doubt, given the dialogue this thread has devolved into. That is not the way to get a point across.

@Colleen De koning I agree with the fact she played into her childhood, but people empathising with her aren't excusing her.

@Kita Boo I understand that concept, but I don't think it applies in this case. I think a lot of people empathise with her because there are many elements of her childhood with with tiger/helicopter parents that they can relate to

@PowerTuber 3.0 how is he mentally ill? All he said seemed unbiased and logical

@PowerTuber 3.0 how is he mentally ill? All he said seemed unbiased and logical

I kinda wonder why people tend to give empathy to people that typically don’t need it ( murderers, pedos,rapists) but usually be the same ones to victim blame as well. Psychology side of yt answer this!

Then there’s something wrong with you, empathising with someone that organised the murder of her parents is disturbing lol

@Kita Boo You don't know what another person would feel.  I think most people would feel empathy for anyone in this situation who was acting like her.

Kita Boo not here to argue that subliminal prejudice isn’t an issue, but it’s a pretty bold claim to assume that’s how everyone feels. I can tell you I would have JUST as much empathy for a black girl in her situation.

@Lexmix that's tough to admit but im pretty sure its true

@Lexmix that's tough to admit but im pretty sure its true

Milk she is saying race plays a part in who you find guilty assuming that you may see innocence in her because she is an Asian girl who only looks innocent because of your ideas of what’s considered innocent that’s why it’s easy for y’all to emphasize with her

@Kita Boo look one thing is wanting what's best for your child and another abusing your child for wanting what would make you look better. I'm in no way justifying her actions but you can't disregard abuse as someone's welfare.

@Screwtube honestly no, because if he looked older he'd look old enough to be responsible. She looks like a child and that's what makes me sympathize with her.

@Jonathan B She had a boyfriend, and she was given the option to go live freely with him. Idk why she decided the murder was the solution.

Kita Boo but also partially because I kind of know what her parents were like

Kita Boo but also partially because I kind of know what her parents were like

Kita Boo not gonna lie that’s actually true. I may come off as scum but you’re right

Kita Boo girl delete this, i’m a black girl and you’re embarrassing us rn 💀💀

Kita Boo girl delete this, i’m a black girl and you’re embarrassing us rn 💀💀

@Kita Boo jesus christ do you really feel that bad about yourself?

@Kita Boo jesus christ do you really feel that bad about yourself?

Kita Boo Facts!!! They would never make such a comment for a Black/Brown girl, they’d crucify them but have empathy for White and Asian girls. Well...ok 😏

Jonathan B Really?!? No empathy for her, she betrayed her family.

Jonathan B Really?!? No empathy for her, she betrayed her family.

@Dangerz Own nah, it might not be worth of an advice actually.

@Dangerz Own nah, it might not be worth of an advice actually.

I think the best way to get away through that is to act normal and not to lie

I think the best way to get away through that is to act normal and not to lie

@Screwtube Why would ANY middle-aged person (man OR woman) be under their parents' harsh control to this extent? At that age, it's partly their own fault and no, they wouldn't be as sympathetic a figure as a young person.

@Kita Boo Why make this about race at all. If anything it's because she's a woman.

@Kita Boo Why make this about race at all. If anything it's because she's a woman.

calvinthebold99 in truth, many normal people also experience racist thoughts without realising. Kitty boo isn’t really wrong in her accusation for most. The vast majority even.

This does not seem to meet your names policy lmao you’re right, I suppose that was rather redundant.

Kita Boo not true . You’re just trolling,& trying . Move along  .

Kita Boo not true . You’re just trolling,& trying . Move along  .

@Kita Boo I've felt sympathy for psychotic murderers that are extremely unattractive if it is revealed that they suffered serious abuse as children. Race may stop RACISTS from feeling for people of another race, but it doesn't stop normal people from feeling that way.

And because her parents were pretty awful to her.  (At least according to her)

And because her parents were pretty awful to her.  (At least according to her)

@Kita Boo not everybody is that shallow...  My emphaty is working fine through any races

@AlmightyJello imagine if jennifer was a middle aged, bald, white guy. Would you still feel empathy? Be honest.

@Kita Boo yo wtf? U givin black ppl a bad name g...

@Kita Boo yo wtf? U givin black ppl a bad name g...

@Kita Boo I'm white as they come, but I've watched videos like this with black girls and really empathised. Sometimes especially because I recognise they're being treated worse than other people would be, and they're likely innocent, unlike this girl. Edited to add, but I totally understand where you’re coming from, and I agree most won’t realise their bias.

@Kita Boo Its about empathy. Humans tend to feel empathy towards other humans. It doesn't matter the race.

@Kita Boo this is some projection ass shit right here. Lol

@Kita Boo this is some projection ass shit right here. Lol

Kita Boo <br>No one literally mentioned anything about race

Kita Boo
No one literally mentioned anything about race

Kita Boo <br>No one literally said that lol

empathy isnt something anyone does intentioanlly lmfao

empathy isnt something anyone does intentioanlly lmfao

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Maybe she would have been a successful actor


For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16❤


Question about 32:30 how would it not have made sense if her arms were the other way?


Being an interrogator must be hard. Imagine sitting for 3 hours talking to someone who has been through something traumatic or caused a tragedy. I can barely hold a normal conversation... props to them.

@seamonster24 Yeah, if you are interested in this stuff, check paul ekman and research about HUMINT is a very interesting topic just .. don't over-read people is always the biggest mistake if you don't have a baseline :D

these are some high IQ people who understand psychology and logic very well. a similar kind then serves in highest levels of security intelligence as strategists and spies.

@nahualito i always thought i'd be good at it because i naturally don't exxperience  many emotions, and while i can tell what other people are feeling, they don't affect me.

they are trained to lie and have no empathy, goes with the qualified immunity. They care nothing for the person being questioned. tricks such as sitting next to the door or "dossier" files are so common they tend to lie outside of work too anyway.

@Fhuck Yu pizza with pineapple.<br>GUILTY.

i've wanted to be an interrogator for a long time, but i'd never pass the class.

@Crypto Kappa It's not as great as you think it is.

I trained as an Interrogator.

That’s why I’m so enthralled by them, it’s like a superpower.

Interrogations actually come in a variety of flavors, depending on what the objective of it is. An information interrogation is more focused on obviously getting as much information as possible, and securing confessions is secondary and almost irrelevant. A confessional interview, which is what most police do, is the opposite.