I think it's totally valid to believe both that no one deserves such a cold and unforgiving childhood and that what Jennifer did was cold, selfish, for money, and disgusting.

@FinalVictory   That's beside the point.

@FinalVictory   That's beside the point.

@Ashcool "If the right circumstances align, ANY Asian child might do what Jennifer did. " ANY one of them? Wow.

@Ashcool "If the right circumstances align, ANY Asian child might do what Jennifer did. " ANY one of them? Wow.

Shows how nothing is ever really as black and white as we think it is. Agreed

Shows how nothing is ever really as black and white as we think it is. Agreed

I do feel sorry for everyone who has to go through this kind of extreme life, but most of them choose to either be disowned and free or to remain in the situation and suck it. She chose the money while also trying to trick her parents and it deservedly backfired. I also think that if her upbringing were healthier, she would have had more emotional (and maybe overall) intelligence and would have chosen a better solution (such as not carrying out this plan).

@Hazel gudino That is the thing that stops me from feeling sympathy. She could have moved on and made her own way but she was definitely financially spoiled.

@Ricardo not sleeping on the floor is the bare minimum

@Ricardo not sleeping on the floor is the bare minimum

@FinalVictory So then you would end up in prison which gets you---what?  What would you hope to gain by murdering them? Why wouldn't it be better to get the hell away from them and warn everyone?

@Amisha It seems to me that by killing them she did herself no favors.  I mean, she could have moved out.

@Amisha It seems to me that by killing them she did herself no favors.  I mean, she could have moved out.

@melissasw64 well I would at least consider that if they abused me<br>And if they abused me sexually i would without a doubt

@melissasw64 well I would at least consider that if they abused me
And if they abused me sexually i would without a doubt

@melissasw64 yeah fair point, I typed that when I was quite emotional but even though what she did was psychopathic for sure but her parents did give her alot of pain too, at the end of the day, nothing is black and white

@Gonzo HxC Yes, but she has a successful brother.  We have no reason to think he is a sociopath.  It is her character.

@Gonzo HxC Yes, but she has a successful brother.  We have no reason to think he is a sociopath.  It is her character.

@Amisha Because many of us understand "pain."  What we don't necessarily understand is "psychopathy."

@Amisha Because many of us understand "pain."  What we don't necessarily understand is "psychopathy."

@J S Look up "abusive." Disowning someone might be cruel, unkind,  cold, but "abuse," no--not technically.

@J S Look up "abusive." Disowning someone might be cruel, unkind,  cold, but "abuse," no--not technically.

@Callum Lambkin Really, Callum?  Yes.  It is that simple.

@Callum Lambkin Really, Callum?  Yes.  It is that simple.

@dennis dupuis LOL  Yes.  I'm an English teacher.  I love you for that Dennis!

@dennis dupuis LOL  Yes.  I'm an English teacher.  I love you for that Dennis!

@Gandalf The White Yes!  Take some responsibility. Find a good counselor, church, friends, whatever.  Work two jobs, take care of yourself, join the military---there are many options in this country.  But don't stay with crummy parents and sit around feeling sorry for yourself just so you don't have to pay your own rent.

@FinalVictory No.They deserved to have children who resent them, want to have nothing to do with them, not be able to see grandchildren.  But they don't deserve to die.

@Kameron Roberts No.  There are people everywhere who are depressed and don't have good relationships with their parents.

Sure not having a good relationship with your parents is hard.  Lots of things are hard.  Life is hard. You don't have your parents murdered.

I think its safe to say that you're not from an Asian household. Parents controlling your life well into your young adulthood can be extremely frustrating. If the right circumstances align, any Asian child might do what Jennifer did. If you don't have an appreciation for human life and instill the morality of committing a murder and you grow up with parents as strict as hers, then you're almost sure to do this.

@Serpentine S if she don't wanna become a doctor she shouldn't have to

@Serpentine S if she don't wanna become a doctor she shouldn't have to

@Eloines   Kids need to be listened to, and supported but also to have good behavior, values, and morals.

@Eloines   Kids need to be listened to, and supported but also to have good behavior, values, and morals.

@Neo   I agree. While I feel bad for how she was treated, she also chose to do evil. Why she went back home when she hated them so much I do not know.

@Neo   I agree. While I feel bad for how she was treated, she also chose to do evil. Why she went back home when she hated them so much I do not know.

@FinalVictory  You are sick. She  was 24, a grown up, and could have made her own life. Just because she hated her parents doesn't mean she had to get them killed.

@Kameron Roberts   You feel sympathy, not empathy. That's understandable. <br>I feel for her too. Her parents were horrid to her. Why she decided to go back home at 24 years when she hated them so much - beats me. A very wrong turn in life indeed, and made her want to kill them. What hell..

@Kameron Roberts   You feel sympathy, not empathy. That's understandable.
I feel for her too. Her parents were horrid to her. Why she decided to go back home at 24 years when she hated them so much - beats me. A very wrong turn in life indeed, and made her want to kill them. What hell..

@Zahid my parents are not abusive i wouldn't hurt them

@Zahid my parents are not abusive i wouldn't hurt them

@FinalVictory damn the fact that you think they’d deserved it is some serious red flag - you might want to reconsider your position and why you ever held it in the first place

@rel for real though, like I’m sorry I had a good childhood I guess I should feel bad about it

@rel for real though, like I’m sorry I had a good childhood I guess I should feel bad about it

@Gonzo HxC I agree. This was taught behavior. Her parents didn't literally tell her "lie to us about your grades" but they did show her how they would treat her based on grades. Apparently they never bothered to check the validity of her report cards. Kids aren't interested in doing the right thing. They need to be understood and listened to and supported.  That's why you have to be so incredibly careful with the way you punish them.

@RicardoWhat, is that statement supposed to make everyone else who was born in a decent home feel bad? This is not a competition for who had the shittiest childhood, "bud".

@Kameron Roberts What made me sad was how she was willing to murder her parents. Like I too, get sad when I see people not having a good relationship with their parents, but it makes me pity the parents and completely consider her evil. I could feel bad that she wasn't able to ice skate anymore, but any emotion of feeling bad for her ends when she murdered her parents in a calculating manner. I see that this video still has recent discussion and plenty of people that somehow feel bad for Jennifer, and it makes me wonder. Why do y'all see that she murdered her own <b>FAMILY</b> (not just anyone, but murder is still murder), and somehow let yourselves think "yeah it's wrong but...." like why.

@Kameron Roberts What made me sad was how she was willing to murder her parents. Like I too, get sad when I see people not having a good relationship with their parents, but it makes me pity the parents and completely consider her evil. I could feel bad that she wasn't able to ice skate anymore, but any emotion of feeling bad for her ends when she murdered her parents in a calculating manner. I see that this video still has recent discussion and plenty of people that somehow feel bad for Jennifer, and it makes me wonder. Why do y'all see that she murdered her own *FAMILY* (not just anyone, but murder is still murder), and somehow let yourselves think "yeah it's wrong but...." like why.

@Pablo Santos How was it about sociopaths being created by their environment? I think this is a classical case of it.

@Pablo Santos How was it about sociopaths being created by their environment? I think this is a classical case of it.

@Gonzo HxC I believe that Jennifer's parents were a perfect representation of family's way to prove itself as the principal agency of social control to acknowledge the foundations of the construction of unique individuals (such as murderers) and their particular beliefs and understandings of ethics; each to their own individual case. The evidence strongly suggests the persona that Jennifer has shaped through  time.; in correlation to the commonly known forms in which family constructs individuals such as: Canalisation, Manipulation and Imitation.
Functionalists argue about the importance of family and how it holds a very honorable role in the evolution of each individual and how their consciousness, Ethical beliefs, norms and values and any nurture-gifted perks develop because of the Family's power in affecting lives of Individuals, such as Jennifer. Jennifer was challenged by a very unique  situation in which her parents nurtured certain values that mixed with  her cognitive dissonance and ultimately lead to their own deaths.
 Quite frankly It may seem Ironic.

@FinalVictory No one deserves being murdered. Even if they were strict it's still horrible

@FinalVictory No one deserves being murdered. Even if they were strict it's still horrible

@Paul i agree that strict parents dont warrant being murdered. But the video makes it seem like they were way more than just strict. At least thats what i got from it.

@Kameron Roberts why doesn’t someone realise that how much pain she would have been in to do something like that?

@Kameron Roberts why doesn’t someone realise that how much pain she would have been in to do something like that?

A child which is not allowed to warm itself by the village fire will burn it down. African proverb.<br> Its a chicken-egg situation.

A child which is not allowed to warm itself by the village fire will burn it down. African proverb.
 Its a chicken-egg situation.

Hey if thats what you teach your children then thats the results you are going to get. 1 + 1 = 2 its real simple

Hey if thats what you teach your children then thats the results you are going to get. 1 + 1 = 2 its real simple

@Hazel gudino I believe she was used to having their money.

@Hazel gudino I believe she was used to having their money.

@Penny Pillow That's why, I said she 'lied' to her parents about her grades (she took that way too far tho). Like I said, not justifying her actions actions cause the strict environment is never a legitimate reason to kill anyone.

she could have moved out after she turned 18 because she did have a part time job in a cafe. she didnt have a high school diploma or degree but she could have found SOMETHING and lived in a flatshare then work on her education and find her own way in life. she didnt want her parents to think she was a failure thats the only reason she killed her parents. she keeps talking about how strict and abusive they were but she had a bf, part time job, could leave the house for 8 hours a day to pretend she was in college

Her parents wanting their to have a good future is not wrong, but they had not paid needed attention to their daughter's needs/wishes and fears. they were solely focused on what they thaought was right for their child. It's quite obvious she had lied to them, so she isn't treated like a failure and a dissapointment .Often it's the children who struggle to fit into the painted picture of their strict parents are the ones who have a lot of psychological problems or take a dark turn like Jennifer.

Not justifying what their doing is right, just addressing the lack of communication and respect for opinions on both the sides.

@Callum Lambkin Exactly! there is always some kind of trauma. It's just that some people mature and learn from their experiences while the other succumb to it.

Honestly I appreciate you mentioning this. I'm sick of the comments being like "well I had a tough childhood and I never did anything like this" like it's really not that simple.

It's like how people who got beaten by their parents say "well I turned out fine" even though they probably have underlying traumas and issues they could probably work out

@Kameron Roberts im sorry but if you think thats an excuse for murder then you might need some help. She couldve just disconnected or called the police for child endangerment

just goes to show that empathy is taught and cruelty is a cycle, and we have to solve the root problems to fix society.

just goes to show that empathy is taught and cruelty is a cycle, and we have to solve the root problems to fix society.

@nonyer bidness Am I watching the Sopranos or something?

@nonyer bidness Am I watching the Sopranos or something?

The old proverb..."two wrongs don't make a right"

The old proverb..."two wrongs don't make a right"

@Gucci Slippers I wouldn't murder them
Unless they abused me
Since they don't abuse me I wouldn't
And btw they forced jen to become a doctor and she didn't wanna be a doctor
They were not good parents

@FinalVictory you are justifying the cold blooded murder of her parents ... they didn’t beat her.... they weren’t crackheads....  hell these the same parents who sacrificed their health & wealth for her .... who were planning to give her 500k as their will ... fed her and took care of her until she was grown... put her in good programs, they were strict for good reason, they saw the best path , rightfully so because left to her own devices Jen CHOSE to become a hs dropout with a drug dealer bf who still lives at home leeching off their parents, Jennifer is evil and the fact you would murder your own parents under her circumstance shows that you too are evil. Good luck my fellow human I hope you understand

@FinalVictory After 21+ years of age you have nobody to blame but yourself.

@FinalVictory After 21+ years of age you have nobody to blame but yourself.

@CaseyDif my parents abused me and controlled me like that they'd be dead too

@CaseyDif my parents abused me and controlled me like that they'd be dead too

@Gucci Slippers they were strict af
Wouldn't let her live her own life
Had total control over her
She was gonna be what they wanted and what they wanted only

They deserved it
She wouldn't have been that greedy had her parents been nicer and less strict
But asian parents doesn't know what kindness is

They deserved it
She wouldn't have been that greedy had her parents been nicer and less strict
But asian parents doesn't know what kindness is

@Eagle Winnings Not necessarily that they still cared for her, maybe it was important for them to keep appearances?

@Eagle Winnings Not necessarily that they still cared for her, maybe it was important for them to keep appearances?

@Kameron Roberts she literally killed her parents with less than 0 remorse

@Kameron Roberts she literally killed her parents with less than 0 remorse

@Hazel gudino exactly right the fact that her parents gave her the option to still have food and shelter after everything she did only asking her to breakup with her drug dealing boyfriend shows that they still cared for her and were willing to help her.

if you put evil into the world, it'll resurface somewhere else

if you put evil into the world, it'll resurface somewhere else

Cold childhood. You mean on a cold floor or in a bed. I slept on a cold floor for my childhood bud. Some kids don't understand how privilege they are.

Cold childhood. You mean on a cold floor or in a bed. I slept on a cold floor for my childhood bud. Some kids don't understand how privilege they are.

How do we know how abusive her parents were? They gave her the option to stay with them or leave with her boyfriend , that doesn’t seem to be very abusive behavior. She had them KILLED. And helped them steal their money which she probably would’ve gained money from their will. Let’s not forget they “sent her off to college” and she didn’t even go she was staying with her boyfriend. So she finally had to go back home and obey them as a grown ass adult or get to steppin but instead she wanted them dead ? People been through worse she never had to kill Them.

This is like Frankenstein's Monster turning on its creator

This is like Frankenstein's Monster turning on its creator

@sam or she coulda let them disown her ?

@sam or she coulda let them disown her ?

@Kameron Roberts well i mean if she didn’t kill them they never would’ve stopped what they were doing to her and if they never did anything like that to her she would’ve of killed them..

@Kameron Roberts Well that's what having empathy is, it makes situations more difficult to see as black and white. It's entirely possible to feel valid sympathy for her while also acknowledging just with just as much validity that how she handled it isn't acceptable.

I hate how people make me feel bad for being empathetic for jennifer. I don’t think what she did was right at all, but Im not going to lie, just hearing her story did make me cry a bit. I discussed this story with my friends and theyre like “she literally killed her parents.” I know thats wrong but I literally can’t help feeling bad and tearing up lol. Idk I guess when I hear about people being depressed & not having a good relationship with their parents it hits hard

Exactly. It's possible to have empathy for both sides. You don't have to choose a side as many people in these comments seem to think.

Exactly. It's possible to have empathy for both sides. You don't have to choose a side as many people in these comments seem to think.

@Afgusti ª exactly my point. Not defending what she did, but people who treat their kids like a retirement plan really shouldn't be surprised if those kids go from bad to worse.

@Gonzo HxC empathy is taught and practised like any other skill

@Gonzo HxC empathy is taught and practised like any other skill

I think its possible to argue that her parents taught her pretty well to be cold, heartless, and calculating.

I think its possible to argue that her parents taught her pretty well to be cold, heartless, and calculating.


Something I had thought of at 5 5 : 2 4 (interview time)was well if she was upstairs the whole time with her hands tied to the rails why did she not call 911 at this time and just have her phone in her pocket with it on the call to 911


The last detective is incredible… I have goosebumps


If someone killed anyone I love with me there (like her story), I wouldn’t even be able to fuc*ing speak. <br>Imagine being this calm…

If someone killed anyone I love with me there (like her story), I wouldn’t even be able to fuc*ing speak.
Imagine being this calm…


this detective is a friggin genius - trap after trap 🤣


And the second red flag for me (I'm commenting as I'm watching) way "I was scared and didn't more for awhile" that was to the voices she had heard as 14 minutes and 34 seconds into the interview became thats not normally the response it would be that you would normally go to look because the family was there


I feel like these episodes are kinda like a game until the officers know 100% they have the suspect


How could someone lie like that? that's psychotic she's a horrible person.


Her father after waking up from the coma <br>" You can't even kill me for good what a dissapointment "

Her father after waking up from the coma
" You can't even kill me for good what a dissapointment "


I'd be a broken mess enraged confused and certainly maddeningly hyper focused on catching the people responsible. Nah. She's so calm and relaxed 😅 might as well have been holding a placard saying IT WAS ME 🤣


i see a deeply disturbed individual. i am not making light of what she did. but it takes a deranged person to do something like this.


Not trying to sound heartless, but being a mom myself, compare or pressure my son is absolutely no, dont care who he dates or his job, i will always be supportive…. I can’t imagine how much pain she felt living with them, never be able to be yourselve …


You can only tell he’s Canadian when he says the word “process” lol


People don't realize that burner phones use a phone service just like reg cells do. ALL messages even from burners are stored on those services just like reg cells.


We really have monsters living among us.


wait, if 'anyone would have done the same thing in her position', can she be punished for something she couldn't controll? Obviously what she did was wrong, but if she was determined to do it as she didnt chose to be raised by horrible parents, does that make her worse than us?


Okay why is she not telling the truth? Just say they came in killed her parents took the stuff and left. They don't know it was her idea in the first place. Why was she even at home when it happend?


Man this is so cringe to watch. You can tell she just wants to give herself up to escape the grilling.


I live a 20 minute drive away, and even bike past the institute a few times a month. I wish to speak to her about her experiences, and try and reconcile this broken person- from one broken person to another.

Reconcile what exactly? What do you both have in common? Tell us.


This is the female version of Chandler Halderson. Years of lies. When finally confronted with the truth, the liars turn into killers.


This is awfull... watching her lie makes me feel so bad


Thanks to  this channel I becoming an expert interrogations evader lol 👌


I'll say this tho. Parents don't parent like these people did. I'm not blaming them for what happened I don't think anyone should have they happened to them but if they loved her then this wouldn't have happened


"why wouldn't they kill you as well, why leave a witness..."

"I don't know, they kept saying they are running out of time"

"it doesn't take a long time to kill someone".............. hahahahaha


If someone had been proud of what she was then this couldve been prevented.


Honestly, i feel bad for her.., imagine being in her position living through strict lifestyle, i couldnt do it but still.. to me her parent is to blame for that not her if you think about it..

culture was their downfall...its really disappointing


3rd red flag was if she had her hands behind her back how was she able to call the cop's? 4th red flag she didn't say she was taken to first floor where her mum and dad were so how could she she she was trying to get up?


As a Therapist myself, watching this has made me believe that in order to be a "good" investigator in cases like these, you also have to be part therapist! The Psychological skills used are fantastic and really seem to get under the skin of the "suspects" which is exactly what's needed ..

They know how to psychologically break a person to get what they want . They use the same manipulative tactics a narcissist uses so that a person can’t think critically and they’re in control. That’s just something I noticed.

@Rachel Yew shood goe sawcke aye gewd, stronge faurt

It surprises me u didn't know this tbh u ain't a "good" therapist 💀

@Harley Cyn I took a class called "Social Deviancy" and failed the first time. The second time I got a B+. I'm still friends with the professor I took it from the second time 25 years later.

@Miklo Velka no, I'm not that sort..lol That's a very Freudian stereotypical idea of what a therapist is. Thankfully that is not how I practice .

A shirnk?!...u mean those people who sit in chairs while u lay down on a couch and every third question is "and how does that make you feel?"...lol...keep padding urself on the back "Dr". Vipond...

@Normal Human yea the amount of leading and psychological manipulation makes me really uncomfortable tbh

More like to gain trust then to get under their skin I think

@Normal Human thats why you lawyer up immediately. Invoking your right to an attorney doesn't imply guilt and can't be used against you in court. You also have the right to remain silent which cannot be used against you in court. Just recently a prosecutor tried to use someone remaining silent against them to imply guilt in court and the judge went ballistic on him. Too many people think they'll look guilty or like they have something to hide if they lawyer up and its really unfortunate.

But it’s also kind of disturbing just how much manipulation goes into these interrogations <br>I’ve heard a few cases of people that falsely confessed because they were put under so much pressure

But it’s also kind of disturbing just how much manipulation goes into these interrogations
I’ve heard a few cases of people that falsely confessed because they were put under so much pressure

In order to become a CSI agent, you have to take at least Psych 101. They also encourage students to take Abnormal Psych.

@Rachel I guess it's different in the UK compared to the US.

you have more than one degree in psychology and you <b>just</b> realized police/FBI/CIA interrogators rely primarily on psychological training?

you have more than one degree in psychology and you *just* realized police/FBI/CIA interrogators rely primarily on psychological training?

You are a therapist and one of these cases in front of you like this lawl heelp 😅

I need a therapist. I have a mental sickness called lack of "touch grass"

As someone who'll be majoring in psychology, I now want to be a criminal psychologist after watching this and reading your comment.


She had the right to remain silent and was free to leave this whole time... lol


No question this girl is cruel for having had her parents shot like this BUT this video makes me realise that, in Canada, you can have anyone killed for mearly a $1000 Isnt that crazy ?


Not justifying what happened, but this is what could happen when you try to be the parent equivalent of Kim Jong Un


Glad the video got straight to the point, no bs, no product placement, just good informative and interesting content.

I had a super soaker commercial😂 but yes you are right

you are totally wrong, it was 10 minutes into the video and they did not say what happened. Terribly made video made you watch this whole bullshit. 2 minutes on wikipedia cleared the whole thing perfectly.

This video was brought to you by Murder!

@Bryan ikr, just doesn’t feel like as many ads since it’s an extremely long vid (atleast in my opinion..)

dont act like youve never been here before

@Wegner literally the only reason for them is more money in their pockets

@Bryan God forbid someone show appreciation to a creator that doesn't add a lengthy sponsorship to every video.

@Apalapse Dude it gets even better. A couple years ago JCS set up a patreon because there was some sensitive content in certain cases that youtube wouldn't allow - but because the patreon was only meant to circumvent youtube censoring, full membership and access cost only $1 which was also the maximum pledge tier.

Then, a little under a year ago, JCS announced that they wouldn't be uploading anything more to patreon and that all new content would be on youtube from then on, and they actively encouraged their own patrons to unsubscribe to their patreon. Myself and many others are still paying the $1 a month by choice, and supporting a creator who gives so much while asking for nothing feels great.

@Apalapse Dude it gets even better. A couple years ago JCS set up a patreon because there was some sensitive content in certain cases that youtube wouldn't allow - but because the patreon was only meant to circumvent youtube censoring, full membership and access cost only $1 which was also the maximum pledge tier.

Then, a little under a year ago, JCS announced that they wouldn't be uploading anything more to patreon and that all new content would be on youtube from then on, and they -actively encouraged their own patrons- to unsubscribe to their patreon. Myself and many others are still paying the $1 a month by choice, and supporting a creator who gives so much while asking for nothing feels great.

It has regular ads on the video, I bet it's enough money

@cheeziepizza exactly  what I thought,that he is new here!Jim Can't  Swim  best  content creator on the whole internet.

@Apalapse god forbid someone who makes YouTube content that’s an hour and a half and  they wanna maximize how much he makes

@Seymour never said there was anything wrong with it, but some creators maximize profits at the expense of viewers' experiences.  It opens an entire can of worms if we want to get into it, but I just appreciate that this channel gets straight to the point and provides ad-free content.

Yes, god forbid a video creator make some money while entertaining and informing you... 🙄

@cheeziepizza I am.  This channel is a gold mine.


Wow, she sounds like jodi arias, even down to making up the home invasion story.


My Husband was murdered 5yrs ago and I looked a mess and was a zombie and can barely remember anything, and yet this child was IN THE HOUSE WHILE HER PARENTS WERE MURDERED AND LOOKS AND ACTS VERY COMPOSED!! It breaks My Heart that Her Parents last thought were from There Child.

@Joanne Madden its always the best relationships that always end too quickly. sorry for your loss<3

@Joanne Madden hahaha married at 16??? that’s ridiculous

@IndependentMissile Have no idea what could possibly be fun about the video or my response to it.

@abby r Thank you very much for your condolences, Abby. We had been together since I was 14 and married at 16, 34yrs together was not enough. The thing that I think will was ALWAYS haunt me was that we had had a little argument right before bed, usually he wakes me in the morning, but this time he didn't and 5hrs later he was gone. Thank you again Sweetheart 💓

i’m so very sorry for your loss, i hope you’re doing okay now <3


Same investigator that nailed Russell Williams. He's the shit!


I know she is guilty and was obviously lying and contradicting herself, but if I were in the same situation I would legit forget everything. Like, I would forget all of the little details they're asking her and start contradicting myself even if I were innocent

If you were innocent and in that situation you wouldn't have a scripted account unless you debriefed yourself before you talked to the cops and wrote it all down.  If you need a script to keep track of all the details, you're most likely lying.  Think of how you explain things when you are panicked or distraught.  A calm recitation of the details isn't something you're likely to see from an innocent person.

I think it's more about what details you forget, how you tell it, etc.<br>If you surpress trauma you wouldn't remember somethings as minor as the light situation in the room.. If you do, you will most certainly remember other, more important details as well

I think it's more about what details you forget, how you tell it, etc.
If you surpress trauma you wouldn't remember somethings as minor as the light situation in the room.. If you do, you will most certainly remember other, more important details as well

@Sarah Catherine yea cause you’re just built like that

@Sarah Catherine yea cause you’re just built like that

@Mawmaw makeup Eye witness reports and being the person that lived that trauma first hand are two different things though. Eye witness reports suffer from muddling the facts with tiny details changing every time there is a recollection of events. Whereas victims or people that are actually in the thick of it, those details are almost seared into their minds.<br>Observer vs. participant. HUGE difference. Unfortunately the reason why eye witness reports get people wrongfully convicted is because they're relied too much on as evidence just because the witness is perceived as a biased 3rd party.

@Mawmaw makeup Eye witness reports and being the person that lived that trauma first hand are two different things though. Eye witness reports suffer from muddling the facts with tiny details changing every time there is a recollection of events. Whereas victims or people that are actually in the thick of it, those details are almost seared into their minds.
Observer vs. participant. HUGE difference. Unfortunately the reason why eye witness reports get people wrongfully convicted is because they're relied too much on as evidence just because the witness is perceived as a biased 3rd party.

Yes, I'm sure a lot of these "signs" they use to determine guilt are common in innocent people too. I always wonder how people can recall physical features, for suspect sketches...I'm horrible at it.

Yes, I'm sure a lot of these "signs" they use to determine guilt are common in innocent people too. I always wonder how people can recall physical features, for suspect sketches...I'm horrible at it.

That's why you always lawyer up. At the end of the day an interrogator's job isn't to prove you're guilty but to extract a confession. We, collectively, have to hope that those two things are mutually inclusive as often as possible, but it's not a risk you want to take.

yeah but like isn't that also part of the stems of her contradictions tho? a big reason she fumbled it was cause she set up too many threads at the beginning which pulled more attention to her whilst also making it more possible that she slips up, like going into too much detail can really fuck up urself, plus whilst ur in an investigation it is easy to tell what is fake guilt real guilt, fake body actions etc as shown in the video like she exhibits contradicting behavior as she shows real panic and fake grief

@Chayton Hurlow  Thankyou.  No more said .

@Chayton Hurlow  Thankyou.  No more said .

That's how it usually is. A traumatic event is obviously incredibly stressful especially if you're a direct participant. For your average person, it'd be remarkable and in some cases suspicious if you remember every detail. Don't feel bad, it's completely normal.

which is why they typically only question the victim once if they've been ruled out as a suspect

which is why they typically only question the victim once if they've been ruled out as a suspect

That's because if you went through a genuinely traumatic experience, you wouldn't be able to convey what happened yet. She planned all this so she fully expected all this.

That's because if you went through a genuinely traumatic experience, you wouldn't be able to convey what happened yet. She planned all this so she fully expected all this.

alright so, I personally have been in 1 traumatic event, getting hit by a car, and I remember the event almost perfectly even though it was almost 7 years and I was only 9 at the time. I remember what day it was, what was I doing before hand, why I got hit by the car, the car I got hit by and how the whole thing happened. Though that may be because of me and my memory and it most likely is much less traumatic than getting robbed and getting your family killed.

It's actually more suspicious to investigators when victims have the stories a 100% down with no mistakes or hesitation, cause it could lead to the suspicion of it being rehersed. It is completely normal to forget stuff or hesitate, not being sure and so on.

@Michael Yadchuk yes this is exactly what I said too. Real panic shock and trauma is displayed quite differently to a liar under stress from their lies catching up to them. Liars forget their lies and details because there’s too much made up to remember when they’re stressed that they’re about to be busted, someone who has experienced trauma can’t even process thinking about details like she has managed to “light from the fridge”. You just need to observe closely and you’ll quickly pick up her charade

her confusion was inauthentic though; in a real state of disorientation/shock/grief, her confusion would seem more natural.. but her crocodile tears and unnatural shifts in emotion can probably be identified by a nine year old

@Sarah Catherine I have also been through a few events and I remember every detail even conversations I had afterwards lol. I’m also just known for remembering things really well so I guess that helps..... I think it’s pretty easy to remember things that have actually happened to me! Jennifer might just be really good at improv 😂

@Alyssa Marie yes but what you experienced was real trauma. This girl is bs-ing her way through this interview. When you lie, and you’re nervous about being caught, you tend to forget what you’ve said, thus, lies always catch up to you. What happened to you was a real traumatic situation, and how could anyone blame you for forgetting? I’m really sorry that happened to you by the way, and I hope you’re doing okay

@Chris B As someone who has literally been robbed at gun point - when I was asked to describe the suspect I could only remember vague details and couldn't even remember what color his shirt was

@Chris B As someone who has literally been robbed at gun point - when I was asked to describe the suspect I could only remember vague details and couldn't even remember what color his shirt was

@RedHot  Rl Evereyone handles trauma differently. Some people remember it vividly, some forget.

@RedHot  Rl Evereyone handles trauma differently. Some people remember it vividly, some forget.

@Sarah Catherine for me, I almost remember nothing, it´s all blured. If it wasn´t for some of the people involved reminding me of the details, I would have forgotten them. I tend to forget stuff, but specially in stressful situations

@Sarah Catherine I went through a robbery in september, NOW i can remember all the details, but ten minutes after when I was shaking and crying and trying to describe him to the cops? I said his shirt was grey. It was green.

I was robbed at my job a while back and when I was trying to describe the guy to the cops I couldn't even remember what color his shirt was

I was robbed at my job a while back and when I was trying to describe the guy to the cops I couldn't even remember what color his shirt was

I know you think this, but trust me when you’re lying, it’s different. When you’re innocent you have logical facts, and no matter how nervous or scared you are, they don’t just change every time you speak. Whereas when you lie, you forget because you’re overwhelmed by your panic, which is often why people who lie get caught

honestly!! i’d be so scared to get wrongly accused. i mean it’s been half a year and i still can’t remember the day of my dads death in much detail. everything’s fuzzy with the trauma.

honestly!! i’d be so scared to get wrongly accused. i mean it’s been half a year and i still can’t remember the day of my dads death in much detail. everything’s fuzzy with the trauma.

A lot of ppl have problems remembering details that's why a lot of eye witness reports get people WROnGFULLY convicted... a lot of ppl have been convicted by eyewitness reports ONLY and then they later change their stories from remembering different details etc. etc

Innocent people typically remember things pretty well and the details don't really change because you aren't trying to come up with answers on the spot, or recall the details of a fabricated story. Traumatic events are also much easier to recall in detail I believe. I would assume it's because people tend to be more focused on what's going on in critical situations like that, versus everyday life when things are more trivial and don't pay as much attention.

I think although I would also forget a lot in this situation, I woudlnt try to tell them anything I don't remeber

I think although I would also forget a lot in this situation, I woudlnt try to tell them anything I don't remeber

I agree but also her attitude is weird and she called the people who murdered her parents "gentleman" But anyways, the advice is always get a lawyer even if you are innocent.

I agree but also her attitude is weird and she called the people who murdered her parents "gentleman" But anyways, the advice is always get a lawyer even if you are innocent.

Absolutely!  Exactly what I thought, too!

Absolutely!  Exactly what I thought, too!

I probably would have them woop my ass and tie me up to really sell it

I probably would have them woop my ass and tie me up to really sell it

Same man<br>My memory is shit, I could barely remember what I did 2 days ago and now I'm suppose to give a play by play about murder? NAH

Same man
My memory is shit, I could barely remember what I did 2 days ago and now I'm suppose to give a play by play about murder? NAH

Yeah I guess the difference in her contradicting herself and someone that genuinely has forgotten details/contradicts themselves is their body language and general demeanor though! As he said in the video you can see her emotion fading as she tries to process her lies, someone who is telling the truth would likely still keep the emotion intact. I'd forget fecking everything as well though haha

That's why A person displaying true shock wouldn't remember the small details. In my humble opinion

That's why A person displaying true shock wouldn't remember the small details. In my humble opinion

Its simply you would say you dont know in that situation. But what jennifer did is lie and make up a scenario. And when you do remember something u most likely wont contradict yourself later on. You not being able to remember is a very innocent response because you would only remember only very obvious things.

But you would say it to them. You wouldn't invent fake info, you would tell them it's all blurry and you don't remember. And if you tell the truth, they could probably feel it.

But you would say it to them. You wouldn't invent fake info, you would tell them it's all blurry and you don't remember. And if you tell the truth, they could probably feel it.

That's why you always get a lawyer before saying a word if you find yourself in this situation.  Always, even if you are innocent.

That's why you always get a lawyer before saying a word if you find yourself in this situation.  Always, even if you are innocent.

Yea good job sherlock, he said she plotted the whole thing before the interview started but good on you buddy

Yea good job sherlock, he said she plotted the whole thing before the interview started but good on you buddy

That’s the difference she “remembers “ way toooo much

That’s the difference she “remembers “ way toooo much

@abri saucedo considering her naïvete, she probably wouldnt have thought of that since she thought she was seen as a victim.

@abri saucedo considering her naïvete, she probably wouldnt have thought of that since she thought she was seen as a victim.

@All the Tunes yep, brains sometimes do that because it’s a trauma response, forgetting to protect ur mental health

@All the Tunes yep, brains sometimes do that because it’s a trauma response, forgetting to protect ur mental health

Same my memory is ass… I can barely remember a lot of details and can’t like “picture” shit so I hope I never gotta be a witness 😭

Same my memory is ass… I can barely remember a lot of details and can’t like “picture” shit so I hope I never gotta be a witness 😭

But you'd probably be more likely to just say you dont remember and the fuzzy image you have in your mind wouldnt change from being SURE of one thing and then changing it.

But yeah just don't talk to cops

But you'd probably be more likely to just say you dont remember and the fuzzy image you have in your mind wouldnt change from being SURE of one thing and then changing it.

But yeah just don't talk to cops

There’s usually two types of people when in an event of stress, those who don’t remember anything (probably focused on a weapon like a knife or something else) and those who remember every detail because they were focused on the event as a whole. It’s to do with stress and your own body’s reaction and it’s absolutely normal.

They were suspicious of her because of how much she remembered and she was telling it like a story. In real life witnesses will blurt out as much random pieces of info at once in a random order, constantly go back mid conversation and remember things etc. She was telling it like it was a movie she watched the night before.

Realistically, that's why you should never talk to the cops without a lawyer present. But yeah, people's brains work differently. Some people will remember traumatic events perfectly like they just happened, some of them repress those memories completely. Jennifer's responses were obviously scripted though. That's where she messed up.

If something like this happened to you, I'm sure you'd remember the details.
You only say this cuz from an outsider's perspective it sounds like a lot.

I once got attacked and beaten up by a group of guys & had my bike stolen in the process..
I remember all the little details, what started it, their faces, who said what, what my friends said - the only part that's blank is when I got hit, and I only know that because next thing I know I found myself lying on the floor with bruises on my wrists - and a gaping hole in my lip.

But yeah, you'd remember more than you think!

i think that's what made the detective suspicious. The fact that she was able to 'convey'  the event in detail in spite of suffering a pretty huge loss. if she was innocent and actually felt harmed, she wouldn't be able to do so.

Yeah it depends of the person, when i had a car accident because of a drunk driver i could remember the model of the car almost perfectly, even if i could only see it for a second (It was a frontal crash at night in a curve) but i couldnt remember the color of the car, i thought it was black but it was white, memory is weird. Even when i usually forget things pretty easily and miss details on things.

Trust me with such a traumatic event, you will remember a lot more than your would wish to

Trust me with such a traumatic event, you will remember a lot more than your would wish to

but the whole thing of finding logical impossibilities in statements of someone being interrogated is not that important right?<br>if it is thats stupid because people forget everything that is not important and in such situatons the survival instincts kick in and make you care singlemindedly about surviveing instead of acuireing such info as the specifics of the event

but the whole thing of finding logical impossibilities in statements of someone being interrogated is not that important right?
if it is thats stupid because people forget everything that is not important and in such situatons the survival instincts kick in and make you care singlemindedly about surviveing instead of acuireing such info as the specifics of the event

Same. Memory is notoriously unreliable, the more time that passes, the worse it gets and memories are super susceptible to suggestion. This is why eyewitness testimony can be so incredibly wrong.

Same. Memory is notoriously unreliable, the more time that passes, the worse it gets and memories are super susceptible to suggestion. This is why eyewitness testimony can be so incredibly wrong.

They know it, that's why they went for more than just a confession, like the phone call detailing the murder plan.

They know it, that's why they went for more than just a confession, like the phone call detailing the murder plan.

It's normal to forget or be inconsistent in remembering specifics, even though trauma has a way of burning certain details into your memory, but an innocent person would be more emotional, less defensive and would not offer explanation for every detail instead of admitting that they didn't remember...

Though her clarity of thought to speech is what made her a suspect. In just a few hours of a harrowing incident, if you are asked questions and you confess that you don't remember much, they'd understand your trauma.

Though her clarity of thought to speech is what made her a suspect. In just a few hours of a harrowing incident, if you are asked questions and you confess that you don't remember much, they'd understand your trauma.

Sameee. If i fight with my sister in the morning i forget half the details when i complain to my mom when she comes home in the evening 😂

Sameee. If i fight with my sister in the morning i forget half the details when i complain to my mom when she comes home in the evening 😂

I sometimes wonder if I could explain what someone I had seen 10 minutes ago looked like to a sketch artist and I couldn't

I sometimes wonder if I could explain what someone I had seen 10 minutes ago looked like to a sketch artist and I couldn't

@Sarah Catherine Good for you that you went to therapy! Hope it helped. Wish I had that option 15 years ago but my parents didn't want that so yeah... working on that now with my therapist. Everyone copes with trauma differently. I remember more of the feeling, than the actual event

@Michelle Schaefer I want to say you’re lucky you were able to block it out but I feel like that’s a bit selfish<br>I went to therapy pretty soon after so maybe that’s why I remember it so clearly since I had to talk about it so much

@Michelle Schaefer I want to say you’re lucky you were able to block it out but I feel like that’s a bit selfish
I went to therapy pretty soon after so maybe that’s why I remember it so clearly since I had to talk about it so much

@Sarah Catherine I did too but I guess I'm blocking most of it out? Not actively thinking about it makes it unclear as to what happened.

@Sarah Catherine I did too but I guess I'm blocking most of it out? Not actively thinking about it makes it unclear as to what happened.

Went through a few traumatic events
Almost all are completely coherent. I can physically imagine myself doing even the smallest of details
Not saying that someone wouldn’t forget but it’s difficult (at least it was for me :/)

which is why you should always get a lawyer beforehand

which is why you should always get a lawyer beforehand

This happens way more often than you think. People tend to forget important details about incidents right after they happen because of how stressful they are.

This happens way more often than you think. People tend to forget important details about incidents right after they happen because of how stressful they are.

Same! That's the comment I've been looking for! I can't remember anything in detail! And then remembering three times who said what and when and how and what people looked like and what I've been doing... yeah, no way I'll remember that.


The entry,most people leave their front door unlocked or will answer a knock at the door without knowing who it is anyway. Never leave doors unlocked and never open door til you know who on the other side.


Jen: I had my phone in my po-po-po-po-po-po
Dec: Sorry?
Jen: ...did I stutter?
Dec: Well..


Shes nervous because most likely she doesn't remember her lie from the 1st interview.


This is like Dr Frankenstein getting murdered by the monster he created


I would never get away with this.  First question of,  how are you? I would freak out or have a seizure trying to lie.


All this effort she put into this, when it probably would have been a LOT easier to do her schoolwork, lols


I could see why people confess to crimes they didn’t commit. The interrogation is brutal. Obviously in this case she’s guilty.

@The Real Deal You look old. I would expect that you of all people would understand the importance of wisdom, life experience. The ability to quickly figure out what is going on as well as figure out when someone is lying comes from years of experience on the street, not the classroom.  I wouldn't expect a sheltered individual like yourself to understand. You are out of your league here lady, you should step down.

@The Real Deal Lol nice try. How about a real argument?

@The Real Deal Lol nice try. How about a real argument?

@Bad Drivers Of The NorCal Area - That is exactly what detectives tell you. And what has landed many innocent in jail. Because once you said something, ANYTHING may be made of it. And THAT'S the trick.

@PJ Simon But you HAVE to agree that you understand your rights for the procession to continue, and it would be hilarious to me to watch people have to progressively dumb down the same rights for hours and hours and then just lawyer up

@Numbzie Nope. You say that you want a lawyer, and ask if you're being detained. If they say that you're not, then you leave. I didn't go to college to play dumb. They'll beat you at any game you play.

@PJ Simon Just constantly tell them you don't understand your rights

@PJ Simon Just constantly tell them you don't understand your rights

@Bad Drivers Of The NorCal Area - Apparently there are more than enough people who are pushed ir tricked into talking. With the obligatory "If you are innocent you have nothing to hide". Oldest trick in the book. Many fall for that. These interrogations use tons of tricks, from scare tactics to lies, flattering, threatening and so on. That's why people talk even if they're aware they shouldn't. And some really don't know.

@Holly I doubt there are many civilians who could remain totally coherent at 3am, 9 hours into a police interrogation with two or three officers playing tag team.

Ariana Grandé i wouldn’t respond to meritless celebrities who have very basic talent. They get enough of attention, I would say undeserved, but sheep need music too.

May GOD help her with herself in JESUS name

May GOD help her with herself in JESUS name

In 27:36 She said" he had a vest and his face was like a long oval face and then the police asks if he had a vest and she says NO- CONTRADICTION AT ITS BEST PEOPLE

@Five Star Productions def. not on a female!

@Five Star Productions def. not on a female!

@Karma Kat I was 15 and dealing with things I had no idea how to handle, neither did my parents but we figured it out in the end

I would be screwed. I don´t think i could repeat every detail the same way when interrogated several times.

@SeeYa. Love what a loving family you had,pity you were so horrible to them

@Ariana Grandé Not everyone who kills someone is psychotic.

@Ariana Grandé Not everyone who kills someone is psychotic.

It happens. when I was younger a lady came up to my friends and I freaking out about if we went through her daughters back pack and I  had no idea what she was talking about but she kept asking questions and I was nevous and she said ok I'm calling the cops unless whoever did it confesses  and I just wanted it all to stopand be over and for some reason I don't really fully know as she pulled her phone out I said ok ok it was me  and she went on calling me a scum pig asking why I would do it I just said I don't  know I'm sorry but long story short later on my friends friend who was with us asked me why did you say you did it and I shrugged i dunno and he said well it was me who did it I was  young but just saying even though it is not the case hear people do do weird things sometimes like confess to something they never did

@Holly Its not impossible. Julian Assange will sing like a birdy with the news on the street, for example

@The Real Deal  So true! It should be remembered by people that police are under pressure to just clear the board (get unsolved cases closed and off the books, and especially to get SOMEONE arrested and convicted). In high profile cases, police will be under even more pressure to calm the public, to show that they solved the case and got the killer - it might be less important to get the right person than to nail someone who "seems guilty" or whomever is their only suspect.   And especially in smalltown type areas where the police don't have much tough case solving experience - they might just make a whole lot of errors that they hope to sweep under the rug by nailing someone, anyone, just to close the case and get their superiors and the media off their back. Check out the Lindy Chamberlain case (notorious miscarriage of justice) or the Richard Jewell case (for a while he was the FBI's no.1 suspect. Clint Eastwood made a film about it). Or the many errors of the police (Boulder) in investigating the JonBenet Ramsey case. Lost and contaminated evidence, and I believe the crime scene was not properly sealed when it should have been, allowing contamination. Also the police lacked the proper technical staff, and evidence was shared with the Ramseys.

Also there are plenty of other cases where police just got it wrong, or messed up the case and failed to follow up on leads before it was too late.

@BOT DoubleX I totally agree.  If you are innocent you have confidence in what you say because there is no reason to lie.

It's impressive to see these interrogators at work; they clearly know what they are doing. But it also solidifies the idea "never talk to the police".

But why even subject yourself to the interrogation, why not call a lawyer first.

One thing that really stands out to me is that the moment they suspect even a tiny bit that she could be involved as a perpetrator, they start building a case.  She hasn't been arrested, and she hasn't been read her miranda rights.  If she were innocent(and she is to be assumed innocent until she is proven guilty), the first two interrogations would be a case study in why to follow the advice in this video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE&t

One thing that really stands out to me is that the moment they suspect even a tiny bit that she could be involved as a perpetrator, they start building a case.  She hasn't been arrested, and she hasn't been read her miranda rights.  *If* she were innocent(and she is to be assumed innocent until she is proven guilty), the first two interrogations would be a case study in why to follow the advice in this video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE&t

@cheyannesays - I believe that most cops start out with the highest degree of idealism but time and the harsh reality of their job often sees for a change of heart.

@Holly - You're not the first to think being pressured by cops is no real threat. Not the first by far...

Usually if people actually didn't commit or have anything to do with the crimes it would never get to that point. Cops are really good at figuring out really quickly what's actually going on. Problem is proving it.

Adriana the Doll - Ya they say innocent ppl remain consistently adamant they’re innocent. They scream it from the rooftops to anyone who will listen till the very end.

Only physical torture would get a false confession from me.

Only physical torture would get a false confession from me.

Watch long shot on Netflix. They accused this guy of murder and he was innocent. He denied it to the very end, even after detectives had lied to him saying we have you on video and we have witnesses. Stuff like that. If you're innocent you're innocent. Why admit to something you never did?

@Giorgio William Polara lol I feel like I should offer u a chill pill but there's no emoji for that

@SeeYa. Love here you go .........,,,,,,,,,, Take some punctuation you need it

And that's why you should never, ever answer a single question. Get a lawyer before they have a chance to blink after reading your rights.

@Ariana Grandé Psychologically wearing somebody down through interrogation in order to coerce a confession out of them is not the same thing as "hurting somebody's feelings" – and a confession is never 100% certain. Obviously they had evidence in this case, so it's understandable why they went so hard at her to get one, but in other cases it could and has led to miscarriages of justice.

Emotion is a fundamental part of human existence. You can't pretend like it doesn't matter, particularly if you're in a line of work where you have to deal with people who've gone through or are related to a situation that is stressful, traumatizing, and/or emotionally-charged.

Yeah but an interrigation can be so much easier for someone who is genuinely telling the truth. When people dont say anything when they get accused, you're already guilty... Innocent people will contest to being guilty almost immediately

@Say My Name this is soooo important. I studied criminal justice in college and one quote that stuck with me from one of my professers was "youre either a criminal or youre fighting crime"

@Ariana Grandé -  It is not wrong to put pressure on a suspect, especially when there is REAL HARD evidence like in this case.

But in a good deal of cases nobody can really know the truth because those who do are either dead or don't necessarily say the truth. Bullying people until they confess whatever tickles the ears is not identical with finding the truth. It is identical with 'case solved and closed' and 'job done'. Nothing else.

Suspects are often interrogated for hours by different officers. It is torture and many don't know that they can leave or remain silent. I guess what is more important to some officers is a success - however it was achieved, however wrong - rather than the truth.


I know it’s not funny but the ending sent me 😂😂😂😂 the meme


Imagine if she only got a therapist. I feel like if she had someone she could talk to and someone who she felt like cared about what she had to say she would have ended up fine.

@Corey B. I'm not being sympathetic to her because she's a pretty girl, nor defending the murder. I'm simply refuting your statement that she is faking grief as to her own circumstances. The only grief she faked was for her parents, but the emotional trauma she'd undergone wasn't fabricated.

@Zig Man therapists are for normal people. She needs a to consult a full blown clinical psychologist.

She was asked to be supported and go to university, or move out and begin her adult life.  She was 24 and had deceived her parents for years, obviously with faked grades, a forged degree, and living with her boyfriend while they supported her, which shows they were not in her business all the time, she had freedom, and they trusted her.  All she had to do is get a job and support herself if she did not like them or their rules.  Truly they expected way to much and she thought her entitled self should not have to work and they should support her.

@Corey B. Under the circumstances, I can't say her behavior is unusual. Her parents ruined her life. I don't believe most people feel bad when someone they consider horrible passes away.

@Frank Zane Reading this now after commenting to the previous comment you made. I'm glad she's better. Sometimes talking to the ones you love helps most

@Isa Draven I agree. There's online help nowadays too

@Gareg Lydian That's nice to know. I live in USA

@Frank Zane A few sessions isn't enough & sometimes it takes changing therapists until you find one that helps

Yes, that's what hurts me, it was a stupid mistake, and now she's spending the majority of her life in jail

@Gachabrain I was talking to Frank Zane about the person he mentioned. Maybe read the whole conversation before commenting.

@Frank Zane It sounds like that therapist wasn't a good fit for her. Sometimes it takes time to find the right one. I'm glad she's doing better now though.

@Isa Draven, Gareg, and Sabrina, thanks for your concern! I told her the same thing that therapy requires time. But I think she just wasn't motivated to continue. I and her family told her to go but she gave up after a few sessions. Also we didn't wanna pressure her too much because that might also cause stress. She said about how the therapist doesn't say anything and just listens to her talk and it just doesn't feel right. Eventually we did help her out and now she's having a good time so everything fine. So once again, thanks for your concern :) But I mainly just made the comment so people realize that therapy isn't always helpful and there aren't always clear solutions. Sometimes life just happens and there's nothing you can really do about it.

@Isa Draven Yes, exactly everything you said!

She’s Faking the entire thing. Her dad said she was talking to the murders like friends and the investigators noted that she showed no emotion during the funeral. She’s crying because of the stress that the police investigator is putting her under.

@Frank Zane A few sessions is nowhere near enough to know whether it works or not though. I hope she managed to find help in some other way. Therapy is incredibly draining and if you’re not 100% motivated/dedicated it can be really hard and even if you are it still takes a toll on you mentally, especially in the beginning when you have to basically tell your life story and start to figure out where to even begin. Finding a good therapist is also important, especially if you might have trouble opening up to people and/or trusting others. And sometimes you might need a different form of therapy than the one you were offered.

@Frank Zane there are a lot of a mental health services available in Canada, but, a lot of households (especially Asian households) don’t believe in mental health or seeing a therapist. Seeing as how controlling her parents were over her life, it would’ve been very difficult to see one in secret. Though she was able to meet up with her boyfriend, so maybe she just didn’t know any resources, or see it as a good option?<br>Just speculation.

@Frank Zane there are a lot of a mental health services available in Canada, but, a lot of households (especially Asian households) don’t believe in mental health or seeing a therapist. Seeing as how controlling her parents were over her life, it would’ve been very difficult to see one in secret. Though she was able to meet up with her boyfriend, so maybe she just didn’t know any resources, or see it as a good option?
Just speculation.

@Frank Zane Counselling is subsidized in Canada by OHIP and there are a lot of free mental health care services too... I believe

therapy costs money. my gf tried it to help with her depression (cus of some job related issues) and it didn't even help her. she quit after a few sessions

The first person in her life to take her feelings and experiences seriously was using it to put her in prison. This whole story is tragic.


“He drives a Mercedes and he loves that baby” <br>What a weird thing to say. What would the difference be if he hated the car? He still is driving a “flashy” car

“He drives a Mercedes and he loves that baby”
What a weird thing to say. What would the difference be if he hated the car? He still is driving a “flashy” car

Eh, sometimes things like that can be comforting and nostalgic for some. That being if she was actually the victim.

he probably cared about that car more than he cared about her


This would make a really good season of The Act on Hulu


Her sketched drawing in court looks like her dad with a wig. Comical.


could she have left at any time? why talk herself into a corner like that?


Investigator: “And what is she saying?”

“VITAFUSION GUMMY VITAMINS!!”


What I find extremely interesting is that because she's lying she's giving so much detail. Because lying focuses on giving as much detail as possible to sound convincing. The detective is doing a great job. Allowing her to basically talk herself into circles. The detective is definitely showing his skills.

@S S oh I'm fully aware of situations like that as I've said I've studied criminal psychology extensively. Having done so however when I watch these types of interviews where the parties are guilty, one can tell by their behaviour.  In this case she was guilty. There was no coerced or forced confession. The evidence did not add up to her statement. Also her father survived and his story was complely different from hers.

@Kirah32 but yes ur right anyone who is paying attention can tell she’s lying lol

@Kirah32 I don’t know if Niels is talking specifically about Jennifer, but they are 100% right when it comes to cops pressuring for a fake confession, especially to poc and younger people. Even lawyers tell us it’s very common practice.

@Kiran Singh you are the reason the justice system is not in the hands of the public. Because that would be the return of witch hunts. Judgement impairs logic.

@Niels S This girl cold-heartedly and without empathy killed her own parents and made up a whole as convincing false story, but yea, the cops and detectives are the “psychopaths”...LOL yea. I see. Very logical indeed

@cherry 1785 oh wow, thank you! And I appreciate you too :))

@Worst Username In the World aww you comment ( well not u, I suck)Just wanted to tell you that I appreciate you're comment! I swear I'm not just being fake I mean what I say & plus ur sense of humor !!💯🤗 You're name alone is clever! Just wanted to let you know that I appreciate you! I feel dragged alot) it's easy for ppl that do that too. And actually I'd say sum cruel shit. Tbh, suntimes/that's prob 60, actually prob 40% are haters so After a novel that I comment replying.. then I just  erase.. lol! Just like ur  reply & thank you!! 🤗

@Worst Username In the World no problem. Hope you have an amazing day!

@Kirah32 I'll definitely keep that in mind and thank you! lmao

@Worst Username In the World it's actually one of the best interviews I've seen. There is no narration. It's all cameras. From the time the police showed up to the interview. It's an extremely sad situation. So be warned the case is quite sad. But it is a very important and good example of criminal psychology being used. Also I love your user name 😂

@Kirah32 ahh, yeah that makes more sense, thanks. I'm probably going to check that out as well, it sounds interesting

@Worst Username In the World oh I completely understand. I'm the same way. What I've learned is that when you're going over the details with a fine tooth comb essentially you're making sure that the person understands you and your needs/points. When a person lies and gives details there are subtle queues. Such as making eye contact when giving details almost like a subtle reassurance. Also, when a person lies about something, especially something as big as murder it is very difficult to remember all of the details that were said because people will say anything to seem convincing. You have to remember that these interviews go on for hours and hours on end. It will be highly unlikely that she would remember everything she said in the previous hours in great detail unless she's telling the truth as the truth hardly ever changes. A good interview to watch would be the Chris watts case. From the beginning of the police showing up you can tell from his nonverbal queues he is lying.

I know this is kind of unrelated, but I'm genuinely someone who really likes to pay attention to detail and kind of talk about very similar topics on repeat (usually because i forget about it easily or smth) and when I don't get my point across completely, I almost always end up in a misunderstanding, which is usually frustrating. I'm just curious what differentiates someone who is lying versus someone who just has the habit of talking too much?

@Scott Lipsky honestly. This ain't the time or place for politics.

Kind of reminds me of how the Biden campaign is operating, and it’s working.

She was like I thought you were on my side. There was a small pause from the detective. She asked if he was leaving. He said he'd come back. He didn't. Sigh. Must be a really tough job.

@Niels S its too bad that you see it this way. I'm not a police officer. However I have extensively studied psychology and criminal psychology.  I can tell you that from the get go it doesn't take a genius to see she is lying. Her body language alone suggests that there is a problem. While I agree that being grilled by the police hours on end can have a psychological effect on the potential suspect I don't feel a need to insult them for doing their job. There are false and forced confessions out there no doubt. However 95% of criminals in jail swear they are innocent. It's not up to the police to sentence the person being put on trial. That is up to the courts and in some cases the jury. I find it interesting that you would throw the police in this case under the bus but not address Jennifer's behaviour up until that point. She decided to get rid of her helicopter parents by having them murdered. Her father confirmed that she was not tied to the banister and was walking and talking with the men. In this case, she is guilty.

That's like those people who call 911 and give every single detail about what they did that day except won't listen to the operator on how to do CPR. A dead give away that's it's an alibi call and not really to save the victim's life.


This guy's channel is the absolute best. Only talks when he needs to, funny subtly and roasts, no annoying background noise. Super excited to see what else this guy has coming out.

Yeah he doesn’t upload a lot but he fills a void on YouTube for great content and that’s why he’s popular. Quality content.

@Martina Cold I'm in New Zealand where there's barely any crazy so have to watch all the true crime 😂 I stalked his Instagram a while ago and I believe he is 💔 lmao!

@Celena bolton right?! 🤣🤣 I work in Asia so I watch to keep up with the crazy 🤣 Is Mike married? Asking for a friend 😜

@Martina Cold sometimes at the end he says 'i love you' and I take it personally 😂😂😭

@Celena bolton when he winks at the end I swoon 🤣🤣🌺

@Martina Cold That Chapter is my life 😂 favorite yt channel

I return again and again to dip in the JCS pool just to cleanse myself of snark. Jim Can't Swim so the rest of us may be baptized.

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@Tyeson Collins 🤣 I know This is Monsters too 🌺🌺

@Martina Cold This is monsters is brilliant too. <br>Also just a side note, in the UK we have a fiction crime author called Martina Cole, your name is so so close to hers. Sorry for being random but that’s pretty cool 😎

@Martina Cold This is monsters is brilliant too.
Also just a side note, in the UK we have a fiction crime author called Martina Cole, your name is so so close to hers. Sorry for being random but that’s pretty cool 😎

@Tyeson Collins I personally liked to watch True Crime Loser as well. He doesn’t show the videos but his commentary is the perfect mix of comedy and informative

I’m super excited too but damn being a JSC fan requires a lot of patience for new material

That Chapter is really good true crime too ☺🌺

Could you give me his name please.Jusy started watching.

This the best channel. I wish they posted more often but I’m sure a lot of work goes into these so it’s worth the wait.

His observations are so efficient, analytical and precise.  He also doesn't come across as a know it all even though he is very knowledgeable.

@Kody well they all do an amazing job then

@emarythomp that's not the narrator, that's the rest of the JCS team

@Kody He did the research in the psychology of the acts. Hence the point of his explanations and channel.

this guy just narrates, there's a whole team that's doing the research


The most heartbreaking part is when the mother pleads with the assailants not to hurt her daughter, not knowing her daughter was the mastermind.

Oh the parents both  knew from git go that  Jenn had set this up.   That's the most heartbreaking part.

The dad said she was walking around freely with them. I'm sure the mother saw it too and her saying that was just to garner sympathy.


It's sad if the parents could have just just love and support their daughter accepting the fact that she has her own talents all of this could have been avoided. Too Much Restriction will often time lead to Rebellion, Parents love your Child/Children and support their talents and their own individuality.<br>Jesus Christ saves Salvation is free 1Corinthians chapter 15 verse 1-4🙏🏼🙏🏼

It's sad if the parents could have just just love and support their daughter accepting the fact that she has her own talents all of this could have been avoided. Too Much Restriction will often time lead to Rebellion, Parents love your Child/Children and support their talents and their own individuality.
Jesus Christ saves Salvation is free 1Corinthians chapter 15 verse 1-4🙏🏼🙏🏼


1. she came up with the worst lies possible. shes couldve kept the lies so simple but she made them so complicated. <br>2. who tf doesnt ask for a lawyer third time being interviewed?!😭

1. she came up with the worst lies possible. shes couldve kept the lies so simple but she made them so complicated.
2. who tf doesnt ask for a lawyer third time being interviewed?!😭

@futmut1000 Of course she couldn't. But she didn't know that. OP asked why she didn't ask for an attorney.

Someone that gets C- grades in school xD

1. She made up a story but when they interview you 3 times good luck saying the same things over and over again without making mistakes, way too many questions, variables and things to remember, unless your a special kind of human you wont be perfect, also they had other evidence so she couldnt get away with it anyway...

She had fabricated a story she thought was so perfect that she didn't feel she needed one. Something the creator didn't really touch on, but is a fantastic interrogation technique, is time. They let her go for days, even though she was a suspect from the first interrogation. If the 3 interviews had taken place 3 days in a row, there's every chance she does ask for a lawyer. But they let her think she was getting away with it, and only being called in to clarify a few details.

@Gacha Geeky her hands were tied to the railing so clearly it's not reasonable

If she had actually finished school she would have been better at creating stories lol

God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)🥰

@yav ramen what would I be " trolling" about?? The fact that she's my friend and talk to often?? How is that trolling?? I also said that she made stupid choices and mistakes so I don't understand what you're saying

I would have just manipulated shit. Made it seems like I was so traumatized I couldn't possibly help them. Not saying I would kill someone. It's just really easy to do it and get away. I mean people just are dumb. Murder is just awful in general. Like just stay away from the person 🤣

@Chaz Mcdickinson No, I don't have the time nor energy to "troll" . I said that because, yes she is my friend and like I mentioned before she's paying for her actions now by being stuck in prison. Yes she made very stupid mistakes and choices but she's learned from it.

2: the kind of person who might think themselves smarter than a lawyer<br>alternatively: the kind of person who wouldn't want to admit what they've done to a lawyer either

2: the kind of person who might think themselves smarter than a lawyer
alternatively: the kind of person who wouldn't want to admit what they've done to a lawyer either

@Andrew Kisel please don’t talk about my friend like that. Yes she made a very bad mistake but she’s paying for her actions now. Chill with the name calling.

It was so convoluted I have no idea why she kept going with the exact way everything was.

@olivia grace ,, no. don’t even try that christian forcing bullshit here. i respect your religion, but NEVER try forcing other people to believe in jesus.

Simple is always better! When my wife and I were dating during college she still lived at home with her very conservative Free Will Baptist parents. After a night of amazing premarital debauchery in my apartment bedroom she always felt the need to tell an elaborate and complex lie about how we spent the evening. I told her to keep it simple and tell them we went got some dinner and then watched TV. Instead she would throw in a bunch of unnecessary details. I told her, "They probably know we're having sex, and when you tell a giant lie, it makes you look  REALLY guilty." She was afraid her father would think less of her if he knew she had not waited until marriage, but I would bet money that her parents didn't "wait."

A lot of people, sadly, in my humble opinion, in this country (US) where we have as many felons as we have college graduates, I feel there ought to be a "rights & your responsibilities with our laws," informational yet required in high school. In either way, it would help lower our rates of excessive mailing, I believe.

They would have gotten her anyway, sooner or later, lawyered up or not

@olivia grace Believe in Satan, he fought for our freedom !!1!!1

God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)🧡

Does Canada allow attorneys for questioning?

@Kokos mc it's not that it actually makes her guilty. Its that she thinks it will

@Kokos mc yes we know but SHE must of thought that ... lol

@Gacha Geeky but the thing is, her dad survived and stated that she was walking around with the guys as if she knew them, if he would’ve died she may have gotten away with it

@Gacha Geeky getting a lawyer never means you're guilty. It's a right, and you should exercise it to the fullest extent no matter if you're guilty or innocent.

the first one I agree with. she could have played it off like she hid under her bed and then snuck out to get the phone and she would probably have been fine...

and she probably thought asking for a lawyer would make her seem guilty


When she asks if she has to leave its so sad


Sad story. I don't want my daughter to be a doctor. Knock on wood.


Hey! I’m really interested in the channel and wanna do this for my career. And since it’s careers week in the uk I wanna put this down as a suggestion- what is this job called ?

The channel name says Criminal Psychology so I imagine a Criminal Psychologist. Not certain, though.


She moving TF OUT HER HANDS 🙌🏻 I’m so glad she got caught lying disgrace. 🤷🏾♂

@Nyla Lauren Eh, it doesn't really matter. She's already getting her punishment.


Girl : do u know anybody that can kill me?

Boyfriend : here's the number

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This channel wouldn't even exist if people knew not to speak to police without a lawyer. <br>Not defending violent criminals just I wonder if these people would've been caught if they didn't  rat themselves out. Could the system even function as it does if %100 of people refused to speak police, would the resulting workload be too much to handle. Just another tally on the number of weak points in our society, order that relies on luck to function is not order at all.

This channel wouldn't even exist if people knew not to speak to police without a lawyer.
Not defending violent criminals just I wonder if these people would've been caught if they didn't  rat themselves out. Could the system even function as it does if %100 of people refused to speak police, would the resulting workload be too much to handle. Just another tally on the number of weak points in our society, order that relies on luck to function is not order at all.


The detective sounds like the father from the tv show this is us


If this series has taught me something, it’s that u gotta call saul


Did anybody notice how the father went outside and screamed for help instead of going upstairs and checking on his daughter? Cuz he saw Jen talking and laughing with the intruders. His wife was killed in front of him and went for help despite a bullet stuck on his brain.

Man, if i was one of the detectives, I would've questioned Jennifer why her dad would've ran away from her instead of checking on her when he found out she was not only alive too but was getting help

He knew he had limited time before he was gonna die and knew that he had 2 options.
Option (1) Run for help and possibly save his life and get justice for his wife.
Option (2) Run upstairs and CHOKE-A-BITCH😆😆😆😆😆

I would say he was in shock.  People that go into shock like that do things that may not make sense.


Thumbs up if you are binging this amazing channel


Is it just me or she is describing everything in meticulous detail. It is more and more obvious the more you watch the video. There is no way you can memorize that much in a whole day in such a chronological order. Also love how the detective is just asking such oddly specific questions.

Describing things meticulously is a defense mechanism. It allows a suspect to talk and distract themselves from the possibility of going away for life. It is also a desperate attempt at proving innocence.

@Ela Faye whether you have great memory or not if you are in a situation that is traumatizing you can't memorize every single detail that happened in that situation unless you plan it.

Actually the best to spot a liar is there detailed stories

@Satire Very true. She was far too detailed in her descriptions, and unless she was a HSP with ADHD that information is definitely accountable.

this girl was also crying about her parents and then went into full on detail about the intruders without her fake ass tears too. personally, im always anxious so im always specific in details, but ill stutter and forget a few things. she seemed to remember almost perfectly? saying everything in perfect order. she’s so calm after this too. 💀

@Philip Xu Also, forgot to mention, but she's probably making other things up or making a special case for this specific day.

@Philip Xu What points are you specifically thinking about?

She should have figured out who she was going to hire as a lawyer first, before even having them killed.  Then she should have just started screaming and looking down at her shoes and saying, " I CAN'T TALK RIGHT NOW IM SO SHOCKED."  Like a crazy person when they tried any questioning. She should have lawyered up immediately. No four hour BS interrogation. She might have had a chance, even with goofing up killing her Dad, but living with him afterwards would have been quite uncomfortable.  She'd probably have to just live with the boyfriend, work at the restaurant, and teach piano.

@Philip Xu yea she's giving too much information, and irrelevant info too which is making it obvious that she is lying

@Lady Hm. Your brain can only store so much detail. At some points she was explaining the situation down to the most specific details possible.

@Philip Xu Well, I can easily recall all my meals this week, and I don't even prepare them myself. Regardless, I don't think that's too relevant; we can certainly compare the extent of our memories forever, but the important thing is Jen #1. is fabricating a lie and #2. has had a sizeable portion of time to contemplate said lie. In your words, she had a lot of time to 'think hard'. Of course, the lack of education and developed willpower means she was practically destined to confess. ...On another note, you seem to think negatively of your memory. I was wondering why that is.

@Lady Hm. But the thing is she is recalling things in such chronological order and clarity while giving absurb amount of detail. While I can't even recall what I ate 2 days ago without thinking hard.

Not at all. When you have a good memory you an remember what happened.

Alfonso Cardoso sounds like a toxic situation tbh...

My dad would terrorize and interrogate me, demanding every. single. detail before any incident that occurred. Even when I would prove myself innocent, he would say he believed me but I knew he didn’t. To this day I still try to give as much detail as I can to prove my innocence and end up feeling like no one believes me.

It sucks for me, i have a great memory- even when im shaken up in situations I remember most things clearly

It reminds me of a quote from a show I watch, Buzzfeed Unsolved: True Crime (highly recommend). They’re talking about the mysterious death of Natalie Wood and they’re talking about something her husband Robert Wagner has said about what he thought had happened and it was very detailed. And one of guys commentating on this are like “yeah, when someone has every detail memorized to a T, that seems suspicious.” And the other says jokingly, “well here’s what MUST have happened: these 40 things in succession!” 😂

right ! that’s one of the tell-tale signs that someone is lying too, they try to give more details to give more proof that they’re not lying