Season 03 : Episode 05 : Jennifer Pan Part 1

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Jennifer Pan had her every move controlled by her parents. She began lying about her activities in order to keep up with her parent’s expectations, but when the lies began unraveling, she had to take drastic action to free herself from their grasp.
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@SM-vx6bu 3 года назад

Strict Parents: "No friends, no dating, no social interactions until you graduate college!" *Also Strict Parents:* "Why aren't you married yet!?"

@SuperPeterok 3 года назад

"Where are my grandchildren!?"

@debshaw680 3 года назад

When will you get the degree I want so I will be proud even tho you’re constitutionally unable to perform that job?

@cheshire_skatkat9093 3 года назад

Why arent you married? Hell you'd almost think she'd had an arranged marriage.

@mike-sk2li 3 года назад

It's a form of abuse to be that controlling. So the abusers produced a twisted kid that took revenge

@gabriellemadrid2831 3 года назад

⚰️, hilarious! Omg... So accurate tho!

@rachexl 3 года назад

this is one of the cases that i can watch 100 different shows about and still be interested in watching another one

@npickle54 3 года назад

what is it for you about this case that makes that so

@aceykrew 3 года назад

I agree!!!

@abdourjawara022 3 года назад

Same here...

@rachexl 3 года назад

@@npickle54 i think its a case where you can relate to her, everyones gotten caught lying to their parents before, but then she takes it to such an extreme that you cant believe she wanted her parents dead because of it. plus the interrogations are interesting and the audio is clear and you can really hear her story unraveling and her lies being called out.

@kellie5476 3 года назад

Yep, even though I've watched the JCS video on Jennifer at least 10 times, I'll still happily watch this.

@MsAshley_ 3 года назад

I have watched her story sooo many times and I'm still in awe of the whole thing...

@amlacy9127 3 года назад

Same. It’s one of those stranger than fiction stories.

@Samurai78420 3 года назад

Me too...

@MissBeatrixKiddo 3 года назад

Same. I watched when JCS did this story and I listened to it on one of my crime podcasts.

@MsTinkerbelle87 3 года назад

Yeah she seems so meek and not capable of it! Creepy!

@wiredgamez9929 3 года назад

She So bad Tho 😍😊

@delfinilarosa5224 3 года назад

I DIED AT "she doesn't do any handstands and she doesn't sing amazing grace" LMAOOO

@detrajackson5992 3 года назад

Yes! I totally caught the Jodi A. Reference too! 🤣😂🤣😂

@vt-yp7yq 2 года назад

@@detrajackson5992 and the Shayna Hubers case where she sang Amazing Grace. That case was disturbing.

@leviathandrumming2175 2 года назад

@@detrajackson5992 Dude I didn't even think of that until I saw your comment. I haven't seen a JCS episode in forever he's not ever able to, but amazing channel

@leviathandrumming2175 2 года назад

@@vt-yp7yq I've never heard of that one, I'll check it out

@cpfs936 2 года назад

I caught that, too! Does that mean we watch too much of this stuff? 😉 "Oh, look, an Ed Kemper reference!" 😆

@thetruthwillsetyoufree9209 3 года назад

Parents sounds like a nightmare Shame she didn't just say f*ck them and leave

@gristamshackleford2102 3 года назад

i know that wouldve hurt them more than any bullet. she couldve called up her racist father and said shes pregnant with phillipino babies just to piss him off

@kateoleary4984 3 года назад

She wanted that moneyyyyy

@gristamshackleford2102 3 года назад

@@kateoleary4984 yeah she did i bet she thought that 500K would make her more desireable to the boyfriend. he was a drug dealer and drug dealers do LOVE money. either that or it was his idea from the getgo

@addie_is_me 3 года назад

@@kateoleary4984 Do you understand what Tiger Parents are, what they do to a kids mind? A lot of these kids commit suicide.

@lainiwakura1776 3 года назад

@Scarlett O’flara Too bad the money had nothing to do with it.

@denisa_the_jedi 2 года назад

I had such parents too, I lied to them a lot too, to avoid getting beaten or yelled at. I had many instances of angry thoughts against them, but instead of trying to murder them I felt like I would rather commit suicide to escape. I endured a bit more, then as soon as I graduated college I left the city and got a job as far away from home as possible.

@kristinebailey6554 2 года назад

I had an aunt that was a total b*tch. All of her 5 kids except her favorite left home and never went back. Karma

@joonspotatoo8345 2 года назад

i’m happy ur still here

@presidentevil9951 Год назад

@New Jack City unless she gets paroled

@presidentevil9951 Год назад

@New Jack City doesn't matter. sentence is life WITH parole

@kevinkant6817 Год назад

Dirty skank

@philipclay8531 3 года назад

"he drives a Mercedes and he loves that baby" might be my favorite line from an interrogation video.

@tru3293 2 года назад

But they're not rich they just have two expensive cars a house and go on vacation to the US. Poor people problems

@JamesJohnson-sv6dd 2 года назад

Lol their so called luxury vehicles are pieces of junk ...so old probably worth $3,000 each ...such pretentious transparent losers

@Sharon_L_W 2 года назад

I'm the daughter of an Asian mother (with traditional and 'tiger parent' values), and a Caucasian father (who is so chill and would be happy no matter what level of success I reach, as long as I am happy). Obviously their marriage was doomed but they stayed together, with me being an only child torn between two polar opposite role models. My tiger mum was unsurprisingly far more vocal, pushy, demanding etc. I also lied about my academic achievements and forged my school reports to make them better (even though I was excelling already as one of the top students, I knew it wasn't good enough). She never picked up on my embellishments because my teachers legitimately had nothing but praise, and I brought home real awards every year. All along, I'd also developed deep depression, crippling anxiety, and anorexia. I started a medical degree and quit attending classes maybe a month in due to my depression, suicidality, and eating disorder worsening... but couldn't face telling my mum, so I kept going to campus and acted like I was still studying. I did that for a whole year until it came crashing down and she found out. She showed nothing but rage.. even accusing me of 'teaching myself' how to be mentally ill etc. It was like she didn't see the damage she was doing to me.. I was literally wasting away, skin on bones, but all she did was use it as more fuel to criticise me.. calling me 'disgusting' for my weight. I'm in my 30s now. Still battling the same issues, still have my mother in my life, still having her constantly criticise everything I do... from the way I walk, the way I talk, the way I look, the things I like, the friends I have, the partners I've had, etc etc etc. I don't feel pity for Jennifer despite knowing how it feels to be under constant pressure and criticism and unrealistic expectations.. but I do think there's something so sickeningly toxic about parents with those sorts of values. It's amazing how cold they can be to their own children... yet oblivious to their cruelty, believing they're only doing what is best for them (and being better than every other parent too).

@Kevin-cy2dr 2 года назад

IDK your situation but seems like your mom is abusive to me(just my opinion not judgement). Why do you maintain contact with her? Just asking

@TheBOG3 Год назад

Dump your toxic mom. Is your dad still married to her?!

@zammmerjammer 8 месяцев назад

Your father should have protected you.

@jothriny 5 месяцев назад

yes, this is absolute abuse, please cut contact with your mother for your own healing..I did so and going to therapy and it is getting much better...she is a covert narc....

@Sharon_L_W 5 месяцев назад

@@jothriny The timing of your reply couldn't be better. I read it this morning and pondered it, and still thought I couldn't do it to her.. it would crush her, be cruel, be selfish, etc if I did that to her. Then she visited like she does most Saturdays. My most dreaded day every week.. but tonight it was one of the worst and I realised there's no saving this relationship no matter how hard I try to change, and it's doing neither of us any good. So when she stormed out and slammed the door (because I tried explaining why I might do the things she accuses me of, without realising, like talking too loudly, and she does this thing where she says I talk really aggressively in a staccato kind of way, then mimicks it in a very dramatised way... maybe I do talk like that? Maybe I'm being gaslighted? I've asked friends, psychs, even recorded conversations to listen to how I talk and I don't hear it so.. anyway). Here I am, re-reading your comment, and I'm doing it. Blocked her on everything. Told her as she was leaving that if I'm that awful and anger/frustrate you that much, you can cut me out of your life and be happy. But I've told her that countless times over the years and she obviously chooses to insert herself into my life when I'm 36 and live independently. So I'll take the step for her, and myself. I hate the thought of this... especially because my dad passed away in 2022 and its still raw, and I have no siblings or other relatives. But thank you for the comment and giving me the courage. I'm so sorry you suffered and had to make that choice, but I'm glad you're healing and are looking after yourself. Thank you again (and the previous replies I didn't get to).

@justno5204 3 года назад

Having an abusive Asian mom, I liked juvenile detention (arrested for trespassing to get away from a beating) for the freedom and the macaroni and cheese. I'm not proud of it but loved that my mom was not around at the detention center. I wanted to harm my mom but didn't want to spend the rest of my life in prison. Thank goodness for that stop sign.

@vipr1142 3 года назад

Jennifer Pan is so cute. Wish there was more photos of her

@TannerisSmol97 3 года назад

Riiiiight. You got arrested, which should get you beating... To miss a beating? Lmfao how'd that work out for ya

@mariamz4 3 года назад

I hope ur doing better now, and not become like ur mum when ur a parent

@aurea. 3 года назад

That's sad, I hope you're faring better.

@briannawaldorf8485 3 года назад

vIPR stop sexualising her

@ggkiiara4074 2 года назад

As an asian/pacific islander I can relate to this so much, most asian families are so toxic, it’s not just parents too even uncles, aunts, and grandparents, especially if y’all live in the same roof, they inflict do much trauma and cause tons of mental health issues (most don’t believe in mental health, atleast from my family) and would never acknowledge it. Sad that she had to resort to this but they really fucked with her head. I hope she heals and finds peace in her life.

@thecommonchumps3937 Год назад

Not just Asian families. Eastern Europeans are like that as well. I think it's applicable to nations that struggled (poverty, famine, wars, etc). That fear of poverty takes on that weird form and gets passed down from generation to generation.

@allisonhogg5131 Год назад

Its abuse.

@BTSisMyUniverse68 Год назад

I do understand but honestly that doesn't give her the right to kill her parents

@chorizoramen93 11 месяцев назад

@BTSisMyUniverse68 no one stated that. But you treat people like animals with no will of their own, they might snap one day. They didn't treat her like daughter, they treated her like a low wage employee they brought over on an indentured servant contract

@ristostroszek2 2 месяца назад

SPOT ON COMMENT!! AGREED💯

@ruthrandall2451 2 года назад

I absolutely LOVE how he puts the helplines at the end of every video!! Much needed!!

@Visibletoallusersonyoutube719 3 года назад

My boyfriend’s (estranged) parents were tiger parents. Watching anything about this family with him is super eye-opening because it apparently isn’t too hard to get to this place in your head when you’re raised in a family like that. Such a shame.

@angla3383 2 года назад

@Belltown Daisy easied said than done they sheltered her and basically had her isolated she probably had no idea what to do

@tundrawomansays694 Год назад

My monster “mother” was also like this and I severed the relationship with her completely as an adult. You abuse your kids, you loose them as adults.

@danielevensen5539 Год назад

Hey man - I know it's been almost 2 years, but I still want to thank you for this in-depth look at Jennifer Pan. Your videos handle her story in a fair light and allow her story to really come out. Very well done! Keep up the good work!

@101AstyMasty 2 года назад

Naming a children's hospital "SickKids" is like naming a funeral home "DeadPeople".

@kitteekittee4010 2 года назад

Seriously 😑

@JP-wx6uh 3 года назад

When you move to another country, do NOT expect your children to befriend and/or marry with someone from the same country you immigrated from. That is the dumbest thing ever. If you want your kid to be with a Viet, then living in Vietnam would be your best bet. It's pretty simple logic.

@draftmagicagain1000 3 года назад

Your right. But Logic is not life experience. In their culture that's what is done. Even when they moved, they knew nothing else but to continue their culture. They are wrong to do so, but it is logical to see why they did it.

@dezzywikins 2 года назад

@@draftmagicagain1000 logical but still tarded. They paid with their lives.

@Gaybraham.Lincoln Год назад

Yeah but if her dad moved into rabbit culture he'd be like, "GIMME CALLAT, GIMME RECTTUCE

@di3486 Год назад

That has nothing to do with the fact she is a psychopath.

@JP-wx6uh Год назад

@@di3486 Her parents helped to bring out the psychopathy. Based on how she was raised.

@DoomerDarling 3 года назад

my life was similar to hers. but instead of murder i tried to off myself, and i guess after the 4th or 5th time, my parents finally realized something wasn't working in our relationship as parent and child. it's a constant reminder that you *owe* them, that your existence is to succeed and that if you're anything "less" you don't live up to the debt that was being born. i wouldn't ever lay a hand on my mom or dad. but my own body was always something disposable or not worth having due to my disabilities and lack of achievements. it really is a culture of pressure, and i envy those who don't break or crack.

@missmodern 2 года назад

Glad you're OK now. Peace.

@kristinebailey6554 2 года назад

Glad you harmed no one and survived it. I hope now that you can live a happy life. My daughter's best friend became her friend in 6th grade, and to this day they are best friends. She was raised by a Korean aunt and uncle that were controlling and abusive. Karma eventually wacked them hard and the daughter married an American man that treats her like the bright, talented woman she is. My best wishes for your happiness.

@StarfayeArt Год назад

I was adopted by an abusive woman, so I get that. Being the trophy, being told you’re entire existence is owed to them, you would have been nothing without them. It’s rhetoric that would make anyone go crazy if they’re stuck under it for 18+ years

@haleyguthrie3113 3 года назад

My dad was horribly strict. A lot of her story reminds me of my dad. It never...ever...crossed my mind to take his life.

@kimmi67386 2 года назад

It did me. Beaten, sexually abused for years. Believe me i wanted to. But i overcame it and led a better life.

@chengchiu957 2 года назад

I don't think your dad was strict enough.....has it ever occurred to you that the train of thought "I suffered, It didn't make me that way" can be flipped around as "I never suffered that badly to become that way!"

@haleyguthrie3113 2 года назад

@@chengchiu957 has it crossed your mind that I have and you simply don't know shit about me? To include a minority heritage on a damn 1 acre reservation with 800 other people who didn't want their children to leave because of old scars and racism? Watching my mother leave us for a life of prostitution to pay for drug habits? Only to watch her brother shoot her in front of her 2 daughters? Being disowned for marrying a white man? Disowned for leaving the Baptist faith. No internet, no dating, no car or even friends that could afford cars. Physical and mental abuse abounds from my DNA as it does for almost all of my people. Victims of own sins and our own wrath. No...I still never thought to kill anyone. I ran. I left. That's what normal people do.

@moinmoin1293 3 года назад

I love how she describes the intruder as "gentlemen".

@stevengallant6363 2 года назад

The politeness of Canadians really rubbed off on her...

@seka1986 Год назад

@@stevengallant6363BLACKFACE TRUDEAU

@zammmerjammer 8 месяцев назад

@@seka1986 Get a therapist.

@jimredd652 2 года назад

This is a brilliant channel I discovered by accident and am slowly working my way through the library. This is a really professional channel the analysis and presentation are first class and I love the way the narration is interspersed with trial and interrogation footage which links seamlessly into the story. Really impressive guys and unfortunately you will never run out of subject matter the world seems to have plenty of monsters readily available. Great channel guys!

@shantini2911 Год назад

Agrred

@danielwong5378 3 года назад

Ever since I saw that episode of Crime Watch Daily where they called Daniel Wong a "Bad Boy", I can't help but chuckle every time I see him on screen.

@chubbiMommi 3 года назад

Omg crime watch daily is sooooooooo dramatic lol

@danielwong5378 3 года назад

@@chubbiMommi Did you see the Jennifer Pan episode???

@chubbiMommi 3 года назад

@@danielwong5378 oh yes! I have! Its the first time I heard about this case... and heard the term tiger parent.

@nickyblue4866 3 года назад

Lmaooooo yes ive seen that. So over the top

@TheBOG3 4 месяца назад

Why does he look like he could be Jennifer’s brother when her own brother, Felix, doesn’t even look like her?

@chrisgomez860 3 года назад

I hope her brother is doing ok. He lost his whole family in the blink of an eye. I understand that his dad is still alive, but from what is said, he is a shell who is very traumatized.

@sg-cg6lr 3 года назад

Very true. And very overlooked. Good vibes to him

@damianchurchill6982 3 года назад

I thought the dad lived I could be wrong haven’t watched her story in a while

@Thankgot 3 года назад

The dad is still alive

@fonkamex 3 года назад

Maybe his brother wasn’t that sad after all. Maybe he also hated his parents too but never tried to oppose their will.

@yeshuasage3724 2 года назад

What a stupid comment my goodness, unless being a sociopath runs deep in the family, of course he’s gonna always be deeply grieved no matter how his relationship with his parents was.

@sugamama5251 3 года назад

Its always baffled me that people just have hitman friends on standby. I’d obviously never need/use a hitman, but I’m like 1000% sure that I’d have no clue where to find one. Lol

@misscyanic2484 3 года назад

Haha, the ol 'I know a guy who knows a guy' 🕵️‍♂️

@Leoprincess3038 3 года назад

Right!!!!???

@aryianut14 3 года назад

Yeah and imagine that conversation....

@JesusGunfighter 3 года назад

I’m 5,000% sure.

@lynditidball845 3 года назад

I have the same feelings about this. Like, do you just post an ad on Craigslist or something? It’s also very disturbing that most of the people who hire hit men are so young

@GearsinMotionGraphics 3 года назад

To all, no one can live up to anybody's expectations at the end of the day. Choose your own fate and rely on its Journey

@chrisgomez860 3 года назад

Your last sentence is a good quote

@jalex3645 3 года назад

I was just about to comment on Robert's quote.

@nabooster 3 года назад

Wise words indeed.

@OddJames 3 года назад

Very wise words but they are double-edged because she inevitably chose her fate and the journey was extremely deceitful and destructive.

@mariamz4 3 года назад

This isn't an option for most ppl, her choice to kill doesn't make this type of parenting wrong

@emo_penguin420 3 года назад

Unfortunately in my experience, strict parents never lighten up. I'm 34 years old and had to move back home when the pandemic started. I have a curfew, my parents blow my phone up if I take longer than what they think I should, am made to keep my location on, and I have to ask their permission before I leave for anywhere. I put up with it because I would be screwed without their help right now. But I can also tell you it's a huge point of contention between us and it's ruining our relationship. However, with all of that said, her parents didn't deserve any of what she did to them.

@emytann7838 3 года назад

💖💖💖💖💖💖💖🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟 Stay strong.

@fantacmajure 3 года назад

Sorry you have to go through this. I had a similar experience, and I can offer you one thing: they are doing it out of love. They just don't know how to show love normally, is my guess. Try to appreciate that they care and want you to be safe. Best wishes for you and your situation to get better.

@Tomi-oe5mz 3 года назад

That sounds so sad.

@BettyWhite2171 3 года назад

There's people out here that wish they had parents like yours. I know they're annoying but you'll miss them when they're gone. 🌸🌸🌸

@cheshirecat2641 3 года назад

Dude, get a job and move out. Best yet go no.contact. toxic people like your parents are only gonna ruin your life. They see you as an object not as a human being. Learn how to be independent. I had controlling mother but as soon as I was legally adult and could support myself financially I would not let her have any control over me.

@reflections9234 3 года назад

She fell in love with the first person who gave her unconditional love, sad story.

@truth4004 3 года назад

Even he didn't since they did break up and he got another gf and lied about it. lol It was conditional.

@anneperry9014 2 года назад

As people do!!!!

@stephaniel2525 5 дней назад

She bought him expensive stuff so the conditional part truly doesn't apply here. She just fell in love with the first guy who paid her attention.

@india239 3 года назад

When your child is 22 you tell them what the rules are for them living with you. I think no smoking in the house, no coming home so drunk that you wake everyone in the house up are reasonable rules. Taking the phone from a grown adult, grounding them and dictating what they can do is unacceptable and absurd. Basically they thought the owned her. Totally not excusing her for what she did

@truth4004 3 года назад

They took her phone because she broke the rules of having a BF. And picked a winner smh. Didnt go to school.... lied. I'd be pretty pissed as a parent also. She should have moved out not kill them.

@robinstewart6510 3 года назад

Okay, we only have Jennifer Pan's word for what her parents supposedly did. It's very easy to demonize the dead. Of course, she also lied to her boyfriend about being raped and pregnant. And to the interviewing detective about receiving threats. And to police about being tied up during the murder. And to police about nearly everything related to the crime. This girl will lie whenever it's convenient.

@mercuryy94 3 года назад

@@truth4004 she was 22, she should’ve been allowed to have a bf

@ammiller3911 3 года назад

My house my rules. If my rule is stand on your head and cluck like a chicken every time you enter the house, if you want to live in my house you will do it or get out. As OP pointed out, she's an adult. With a job. Perfectly capable of getting her own place. "Don't come home so drunk...." My a$$. If your gonna get drunk you better plan to stay at your friends house. That's not tiger parenting, that's setting boundaries. I would also note that if I am paying for your phone, I'll take it away whenever I please. Once again, she's an adult with a job and can get her own phone. I swear half these responses have to be from kids or people who don't have kids.

@ElaAusDemTal 2 года назад

@@ammiller3911 Exactly! We've got a really popular proverb in Germany (popular among parents, that is) which goes "as long as you put your feet under my table..." followed by whatever the particulars are for that respective person. I moved out with 19 since my boyfriend (of 4 years) wasn't allowed to sleep over and I still had to ask for permission to go out on school nights (Germany, 13 years of schooling). Again, their house, their rules - easy decision. Stay and do what they want or move out and take charge of your own life.

@angiet7380 3 года назад

Lol I bet Daniel really wishes he stayed with Christina instead

@aaron-gz 3 года назад

Wasn't he friends with the hitman? He was already shady and might have been a matter of time befote he got involved in something

@bunnyblackwell6107 3 года назад

Tiger parents, Tiger King... man why we gotta do tigers so dirty

@mscar7609 3 года назад

It’s okay Tony the Tiger is holding it down. He’s greaaaaaat!

@MidnightGarou94 3 года назад

Tiger Uppercut ! Sagat Street fighter

@debshaw680 3 года назад

@Sandra Turajlich not strictly true. Males don’t stay dominant forever. They’re taken out by a bachelor who is probably their offspring. And incest is the name of the game.

@cccycling5835 3 года назад

@Sandra Turajlich Yeah but Tigers will kill their cubs for dominance.

@rayneezy9255 3 года назад

@@mscar7609 if u shoot a tiger, it'll never forget and stalk you for days and wait until the perfect time to aggressively tear you apart and eat you alive..

@bamcr1218 3 года назад

35:12 “the gentleman asked my father if he had money in his wallet” I wouldn’t use “gentleman” to describe someone who just robbed and killed my parents...

@superdavelane4 3 года назад

Thats a Canadian for you!

@supermariomaker2glitchhunt329 3 года назад

I wouldn’t call them *Parents* tbh. I’d call them “Control freaks”!

@robertcarrillo9365 2 года назад

Hey yo Beter!!!!!

@anneperry9014 2 года назад

If her parents didn't show her love, then why should she feel any???!!!!🙄

@ktmansfield1016 2 года назад

This is one of those cases where you can't condone the actions, but you can completely understand (in hindsight) why things occurred the way they did, and if you were put in the same situation, it's hard to say that you wouldn't do similar things. Desperate people do desperate things. Doesn't make it right by any means, though.

@emb5048 Год назад

Agreed. It's definitely not okay, but you can see why she cracked.

@jer8279 Год назад

No, i wouldn't kill my fucking family nor condone it. Wtf is wrong with you people? Is it because she looks harmless? She'd easily rob and kill you

@gabrieladerre2862 3 года назад

SickKids is a brutal name for a children's hospital!

@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 3 года назад

SlickKids might be worse.

@FreeChild777 3 года назад

Right?

@JohnGalt916 3 года назад

I saw this comment and was like huh. Then 12 minutes later I was like WHY

@UnwrittenSpade 3 года назад

I know that’s weird to me too I was thrown off

@Chris-dy1cb 3 года назад

Sick 🤙🤙🤙

@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 3 года назад

I remember this story. If u watch her interrogation, she had no remorse whatsoever. All she kept saying was what happens to me?? She said that a bunch of times before she confessed. She didn’t plan on her dad living and testifying against her.

@debshaw680 3 года назад

Here’s the thing, she’s been forced to be dependent on them for practically the air she breathes at 23. She had a brief whiff of freedom and they dragged her back and forced her to break all contact. How old would she have been when forced into becoming a doctor and still never had the freedom to date? Of course she would want to express that if she were innocent. I’m sure even guilty she wondered how, if she got away with it, she would live.

@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 3 года назад

@@debshaw680 I so agree. And she didn’t even apologize to her father who lived.

@guardiansanimalrescuestate7289 3 года назад

@@loveforeignaccents idk if he testified in court because she confessed, but he told the police his side. And she didn’t even tell her dad she was sorry. I can’t remember if it was blue dot or red dot interrogations but one of them. I watched all of it. I mean if she wants to know some abuse I’ll share my story. She was being controlled but maybe because they knew how manipulative and how much a liar she is. Idk. Just a thought.

@Jane-ic5gy 3 года назад

Not to excuse the behavior, but when you are raised in an environment in which the parents have no interest in you as a real person with feelings, needs, and thoughts of your own, you disassociate from your real self and your emotions to protect yourself. Her lack of remorse is not surprising and tragic for her and the whole family.

@ElRojo651 3 года назад

Her parents had no remorse abusing her all her life. I'm with her here

@ninnani4632 3 года назад

Monster parents can end up making monsters...

@wiredgamez9929 3 года назад

AND Beauty 🤩😍. She need be free Right now

@ghoulishtoad 3 года назад

@Mp Cops Yeah, i agree, not everything is black and white, everything is way more nuanced than we like to think. that is the one thing i dont like about this channel, its such a bad name, im gonna be honest. calling horrible people "monsters" to me is a weird grasp at trying to differentiate yourself from them. humans arent monsters, theyre still a HUMAN. we call them monsters because we are uncomfortable with the fact they are just as much of a conscious human as you are, as we all are.

@ghoulishtoad 3 года назад

@@wiredgamez9929 Why do people find scary people who do horrible things to others hot? ... guess shes on the list of killers that people think are hot and dont care that theyre a piece of shit

@wiredgamez9929 3 года назад

@@ghoulishtoad not my Fault She Good looking 😍

@aaronmcginnis4596 3 года назад

@@wiredgamez9929 big facts

@clarissa8477 3 года назад

“Sick Kids” is a really weird name for a children’s hospital.

@2012misstee 3 года назад

I was thinking the very same. 😬

@Amp5150 3 года назад

derek zoolander's center for kids who cant read good and want to learn how to do other stuff good too

@derp195 3 года назад

@@Amp5150 2/5 stars. Good idea, but way too small.

@Leotaa_ 3 года назад

It's actually called The Hospital for Sick Children but the organization/charity that owns it is called SickKids. They're a charity that focuses specifically on treating children with life threatening conditions and they put a lot into medical research. SickKids is the organization that discovered the gene responsible for cystic fibrous and they performed the world's first cardiac surgery in utero, among other things

@kimmoreels7950 3 года назад

lol so true!

@autumnlilienthal3962 3 года назад

I can understand why she felt like this was her only option. However she could have just ran away from the whole situation. Being 21 or 22 she is an adult and should be able to have her own life. This is very sad.

@FoxyCAMTV 3 года назад

Excellent point,she is a lazy leech who just lied through everything and wanted all her parents property. I am not saying you can't live with parents or ask ffor help but her situation is different.

@sethchandler4170 3 года назад

The only way one could see this as their only option is if they have already numbed their own moral compass with repetitive selfish or destructive behaviors. To get to the point that personal responsibility is not an option a human being has to indulge in selfishness over and over to deaden their conscience.

@sethchandler4170 3 года назад

Which by the way, compulsive liars can accomplish rather quickly. Which is why teaching your children the importance of telling and adhering to the truth is so important. When you commit to lying you open the door to justifying any and all actions.

@WayraRose 3 года назад

I agree. She should have left. I did when my parents were too involved in my adult life. I was happier for it. Then again, I NEVER considered murder as an option. She always was twisted.

@torachan23 3 года назад

She’s female so nothing is her fault whatsoever

@dennislp3 3 года назад

They went full North Korea mode on her. No access to internet, no access to cellphones, 9pm curfew, forced to quit her job, forced to choose her parents or her boyfriend (ultimatems), etc...she was a 22 year old woman at the time To all the people saying her parents just cared about her and she is wrong and it's all her fault...you do realize thats all abuse right? She was made a prisoner...her parents didn't deserve murder...but don't act like they didn't do anything wrong.

@booyas4023 3 года назад

Isolation is a form of abuse...

@kylerdalton4488 3 года назад

Exactly

@Elgallonegro666 3 года назад

Agreed .

@reneeboyd80 3 года назад

100 percent correct.

@dennislp3 3 года назад

@Belltown Daisy Nobody said that and nobody asked...also you are not even comparing the same things...

@maddi._.5615 3 года назад

I mean I only woke up at 3:30 am to use the bathroom, but I guess I’ll watch this before I go back to sleep

@lordichenzo8521 3 года назад

Weirdddd me too lol 😅

@QueenOfMarsReactsToEarth 3 года назад

@@lordichenzo8521 omg, me three! 😂😂😂

@lizardking6864 3 года назад

Same

@kd_kane9845 3 года назад

So when you went to pee you figured, "let me check the tube." Yea me too.

@michpratt1 3 года назад

I woke at 5am and did the same LOL I just woke back up at 8am in NY. I get excited for the story when I see this channel post!

@joshuaboykin5678 3 года назад

Parents may have meant well but they failed their children.

@superdavelane4 3 года назад

True, to a certain degree its hard to feel bad for the parents.

@saniyahphillips1210 3 года назад

superdave honestly

@belmaomanovic8590 3 года назад

I agree

@fonkamex 3 года назад

Looks like they didn’t care about their child happiness, just the money and the reputation they will get from them when they grow up.

@FC-hj9ub 3 года назад

Parents are narcissistic Nd abusive.

@rowdychats2753 3 года назад

I can’t help but feel sorry for her. Lying to cope gets out of control so easily. It’s a mental burden that constantly eats away at you. In my opinion tiger parents are abusive. To not let your own child take time for themselves (play, be bored, relax) is cruel.

@FOXAMG63 2 года назад

Agreed however having your parents murdered isn’t the answer.

@ladyville3 2 года назад

And you have kids running around hurting people because of no discipline. My parents were strict, I turn out well, successful, my sister didn’t. No perfect thing, but statistics show strict parents have more successful kids than, just look at the generation now. And the so many young girls pregnant……….

@jer8279 Год назад

She's a murderer. I dont feel a damn thing for her. I am not mentally stable, but hey this young innocent looking girl. Give me a fucking break

@KingofHearts 3 года назад

My upbringing was a lot like Jennifer’s. 100% her parents would’ve bragged to their friends about how successful and hard working she was. See, most people disappoint their parents gradually over time until their parents come to terms with the fact you’ll never be a heart surgeon. She did it all at once; because she lied about school, the truth threw everything into turmoil.

@doctorshell7118 2 года назад

Trust me, they’re disappointed in you even when you’re a heart surgeon. You just can’t win with some parents.

@33Jenesis Год назад

The bragging is what I dislike the most. They want high achieving kids as bragging right. I always call it out when I hear it. Instead of “how wonderful!”, I ask if the kid is happy.

@stevemurphy3730 3 года назад

It's eerie how calm she is.

@worsethanjoerogan8061 3 года назад

Apparently she was on anti anxiety drugs. That could explain it.

@JLynnEchelon 3 года назад

There's something about her voice that scares me. It's not just calm, it's so~~~calculated.

@debshaw680 3 года назад

She’s part of a culture where expressing negative emotions is frowned upon. They may have been punished for doing so given how her parents were.

@addie_is_me 3 года назад

@@JLynnEchelon She learned to do that for her parents.

@justagirpup 3 года назад

I don't think she realized how much actual trouble she would be in. Just the vibe i get

@jennymichie5175 2 года назад

IDK...if someone tried to impose themselves on me at 16, I was an a-hole. At 18, belligerent. At 20... indifferent and busy doing other things. This lady sounds like a high achiever who was forced into the wrong field - as she clearly has a creative mind - I think this would be damaging. I have sympathy for Jennifer Han. NOT for her crimes...but for her situation..This environment could destroy anyone living in the 'standard' Western society. Can't condone the effect, or the cause here. But they fit a logical progression. This should never have happened.

@GradKat 3 года назад

When her parents found out about all the lies and deceptions, did they ever think about the stress she was under that made her act this way? Apparently not; instead they gave her an ultimatum totally inappropriate for a young woman of her age. I wonder how her father feels now? His wife dead and his only daughter incarcerated? No doubt he still thinks he was in the right. All “tiger” parents should pay heed to the tragic story of this highly dysfunctional family, and what can happen when parents put social achievement for their children above anything else.

@subrosa4792 3 года назад

A narcissist will never accept responsibility for how their narcissistic behavior effects other people. They are incapable of seeing themselves as anything besides a victim. In this case, they actually did become victims, but in most cases the narcissistic parent only sees themselves as a victim. Their child is just an extension of their personality, the child of a narcissist is not their own person in any way.

@vanessapham6914 3 года назад

@@subrosa4792 Vietnamese parents can be narcissistic but not all of them are. If you are not Vietnamese, please don't speak in certainty. It can give others the wrong idea of what a narcissist is like. Vietnamese parents in that decade, narcissistic or not, raise their children this way because it's the only way they know. However, right now there are less parents who do this because our society is changing, more parents are respecting their children's wish nowadays.

@creepersonspeed5490 3 года назад

@@vanessapham6914 no-one said all or only Vietnamese do this

@mattwayne9128 3 года назад

Literally victim blaming. People have been through worse and walked away without feeling the need to resort to murder. The only person at fault here is Jennifer, and her parents can not be, in any way, blamed for what happened to them. Like, yeah, her parents absolutely suck, but you're sympathising with the wrong person here. She had a whole bunch of alternatives to take outside hiring hitmen.

@truth4004 3 года назад

She was only stressed out because she LIED and the stress caught up with her. Her bad.

@robinlackey5159 3 года назад

My parents were strict as hell. Promise. I never wanted to kill them. And I didn't spin a web of lies to them. I DO understand her mentality, but this was no excuse for murder.

@debshaw680 3 года назад

I’m betting your parents were nothing like hers.

@Ajin718 3 года назад

@@debshaw680 exactly, she was already in her 20’s living like a grounded 16yr old

@lucaa.9709 3 года назад

I would just disown them

@incognito4522 3 года назад

Same and my dad was an alcoholic and we were living in poverty. I married at 18 a real creep instead of killing my parents

@roleat 3 года назад

@drew scrivers she wasn't raised right and was never empowered as an individual. Killing them was her "escape".

@mecolewilliams4752 3 года назад

Damn it... I clicked on but Lord it's 3:12 am work comes at 7am and I'll be back listen to this between calls.. Blessed to be working from Home and have been before the pandemic and this will be Perfect With My Blunt and Coffee The breakfast of Champions 😂😂🤞🤞

@mecolewilliams4752 3 года назад

@@tomorrow3556 lol u know it....

@myLizardisgreat 3 года назад

I’ve always been so torn with this case. Her parents didn’t deserve to die but I don’t think they were especially fair on Jennifer....idk, man

@debshaw680 3 года назад

That’s serious abuse. It wasn’t a matter of fairness.

@wiredgamez9929 3 года назад

SHIT is Fucked 😤

@gristamshackleford2102 3 года назад

they were terrible parents that abused her. she didnt have to kill them though

@wiredgamez9929 3 года назад

@@gristamshackleford2102 Eh.🤷🏿‍♂️

@myLizardisgreat 3 года назад

@@gristamshackleford2102 I’m with you

@kenco4208 3 года назад

Great video, You can see the investigator getting more pissed off as the story Jennifer is telling gets more unbelievable, Cant wait for part 2! Much Love guys! 😊

@debshaw680 3 года назад

I guess I have sympathy for her because she couldn’t see an end to her torment. My mother was like this but also violent. Never when my dad was around and we never wanted to hurt him by telling him. But we had him. And I adored him. But I know exactly how she saw her life turning out. Even if she did everything right there’s no pleasing the abuser and it never ends.

@draftmagicagain1000 3 года назад

Couldn't see an end!? They told her leave if you want to, but we wont help you. She didn't want to work hard and have responsibility. So she stayed cuz she was lazy.. What BS...

@PyrrhusBrin 2 года назад

@@draftmagicagain1000 I think she wasn't completely lazy, I think she was a product of her environment. All of her successes didn't matter to her parents because it was never enough for them so she felt she had to lie once she wasn't able to keep up with their expectations.

@tatt4music 2 года назад

Then this idiot should have left. Instead she chose to murder her parents. Genius.

@benlynch6730 3 года назад

Her parents high standards created a monster. Maybe they pushed too hard, but they didn't deserve that!

@NikkiC777 3 года назад

She should have just left she was an adult. The problem was she didn't want to leave she still wanted their money. She could have made it on her own though if she had just left. People do it all the time. She even could have used their money until she got through college then left and just done whatever she wanted. The problem was she didn't even go to college.🤨 What she was doing didn't even really make sense. She wasn't even going to college so she didn't need their money for that she had a job so why didnt she just leave?🤷‍♀️ The whole this is just f*@$ed.

@SilentTrip 3 года назад

@@NikkiC777 not trying to excuse her behavior, but when parents like this dismantle their child's ability to be dependent and free, the child grows up to be codependent only on those who took their power from them. That's probably why she couldn't live without them, not just l8ve, because she literally couldn't survive without them.

@NikkiC777 3 года назад

@@SilentTrip That makes sense. It was a messed up situation and I can't imagine a parent taking away a 22 year olds phone. The whole thing just sounds so awful. I hate to say it but in a way I do sympathize with her. It's just that I know she should have just left too.

@antoniogarza2020 3 года назад

Thats exactly what happened to me 🤣

@SilentTrip 3 года назад

@@NikkiC777 I have seen this dynamic in households with abusive parents. They literally control what the child know and shouldn't know. So they can keep the child in control (resources + knowledge) and the child would never leave them. Most of these kids grow up not knowing how to do basic adult things on their own. Because they were never raised to be on their own, the abusive parents use this method to keep the child with them forever (preferably take care of the parent when they get old as well). It is abusive and disgusting parenting style, usually damages the child forever and the child who turns adult resorts to be codepened on toxic people, just so they can survive.

@chrisgoodman2060 2 года назад

“She doesn’t do any hand stands and she doesn’t sing Amazing Grace.” Nice little Easter eggs thrown in there!

@ZimtPorridge 3 года назад

I've seen so many videos about her but I'll still watch this one because i love your content!

@its-not-a-tumor 3 года назад

addicted to this channel . keep up the great work

@escapingnightmares6050 3 года назад

"His dreadlocks were flopping all over the place" Dude wtf was he headbanging or something

@whoisjmac 3 года назад

Loving these longer videos

@stevedavis2473 3 года назад

Having had an Asian freind with tiger parents I can totally understand her. Thay are viscous when it comes to their kids success

@debshaw680 3 года назад

@Mandolin Tierney typos happen

@cheshire_skatkat9093 3 года назад

@Mandolin Tierney get real, its youtube not the SAT's. 😣

@subzero07094 3 года назад

@@debshaw680 Tell that to his "freind."

@stevedavis2473 3 года назад

@Mandolin Tierney & perhaps you can go F×K yourself. It was a typo miss perfect

@MsTinkerbelle87 3 года назад

@Mandolin Tierney Jerk..

@Stuckwthme 3 года назад

Tiger parenting is never a great thing I dont think. Smothering and controlling another so forcefully is bound to build resentment

@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 3 года назад

And sheltered children who turn out weird and are adept at lying.

@angiet7380 3 года назад

I think it depends. If communication is healthy and the parents explain why they do things, it's possible to raise well-rounded children. My own parents were tiger parents, and I love and understand them

@QueenOfMarsReactsToEarth 3 года назад

@@angiet7380 just curious, did your tiger parents control you as Jennifer’s parents did... at age 22?

@youtubeistrash2 3 года назад

Oh shut it. Just cause ur mom failed you doesn’t mean you have a right to criticize them. Asians are rich for a reason.

@tarantulady 2 года назад

Some monsters are created. Wonder what she would have been like if she were raised differently.

@USNMelDaria 3 года назад

Me watching this with my mom: Mom: You know your father and I don’t care what you go to school for right!😳 Me: Ooookkkaaayyy! You know I would never! Mom: Just checking! 😉🤣

@jdrobinson3468 2 года назад

Right most normal people would never do this.

@USNMelDaria 2 года назад

@@jdrobinson3468 I couldn’t imagine harming anyone, let alone my parents!!

@jdrobinson3468 2 года назад

@@USNMelDaria I swear

@TruthNeverFade 3 года назад

Yaaaay thanks for another video Mr. Monsters ☺️👍🏻

@jordiejordan8249 3 года назад

*Damn she really just referred to the assailants that murdered her mother & tried murdering her father as the "3 gentlemen" to the interrogator I wonder if he noticed it as well at the time that she said it*

@TamicaToutLeMOnde 3 года назад

yeah that's a red flag right there!

@woodenleg 3 года назад

Big ups liquid Richard

@UzerneigmROSE 3 года назад

People misuse this term constantly. This gets on my tits big time.

@shaaronie 3 года назад

I'm sure he did as it sure made my head pop up... like what did she just say?!!!!

@AllezlesParisiens 3 года назад

Hi leens channel

@DodongoManoof 3 года назад

With such a long, detailed, elaborate tall tale, it is truly impossible that Ms. Pan will be able to keep all of this straight.

@kimberlysmith7311 Год назад

You know I grew up with one , " Tiger Parent" who was also physically and emotionally abusive, and another who was emotionally absent, and lying does become a regular about certain things just to survive, but something else really had to be wrong with her in order to have them murdered, because at 18 you can leave home. You don't need to lie anymore 😢❤ Sad for everyone

@olliedee 2 года назад

I've seen this story a few times from different creators but yours is the most in depth version I've seen, it really digs deep into Jennifers back story, I don't condone what she did but it puts the whole thing into perspective. I love your channel and your commentary is the icing on the cake. Thankyou for the time and obvious effort you put into all your content. Bravo sir👏

@Michelle_Mack 3 года назад

This is the most detailed information I’ve heard about this case. Can’t wait until Wednesday!

@PMcDFPV 3 года назад

This is why I stay up till 1am on Sundays before work :D

@angiet7380 3 года назад

Ayy fellow westside dweller

@gbmarsh64 3 года назад

Lol, same! Just looked at my phone, yep 1am. Oh well Mondays are usually pretty chill at work so...

@darriensherbondy7676 3 года назад

Honestly, I cant imagine growing up and never feeling good enough or loved. Conditional love and abuse and manipulation, I can understand why she isn't remorseful about what she did, her parents seemed to barely care about her rather more so how she made them look.

@kristinebailey6554 3 года назад

same ! They treated her like shite.

@Flamsterette 3 года назад

This 4 AM upload time is great for insomniacs like me! I just hope my Monday is going to be way more peaceful than my Sunday. I accidentally created chlorine gas by putting bleach on the kitchen counter and forgetting about it when I added white vinegar three hours later. I went to the ER just in case, and of course I was fine when a doctor finally saw me hours later. I still had to do minor shopping and kill ants while I ate dinner and washed the kitchen floor and created a sugar and Borax mixture...

@marikadolinsky9912 3 года назад

Oh wow

@NocturnalEye 3 года назад

Clicked so fast, Love the channel!

@stevemurphy3730 3 года назад

Same!!

@ginaperez8139 3 года назад

Notification on and here I am thank you Jiles always a treat when I receive your Notification for a new upload, much appreciated. Keep up the Great work! Stay Safe!

@foodvibestestkitchen9386 Год назад

Well she could get her degree in prison, her masters of phd, equip herself for the world beyond prison when she’s released, I feel sorry about what she did but I could understand why she did it, Chinese and Indian parents are really brutal and cruel! I wish her all the best for her future.

@bettyboop.693 3 года назад

I thought i knew alk about thhis story (almost didnt watch) however u covered it from such a new and interesting angle..im glad i watched. BRAVO!👏👏👏

@Lauren-hs5ht 3 года назад

I truly do feel terrible for her. Her life was absolute hell and no one around her could help. I am in no way condoning what she did, but we’ve certainly let off murderers for a hell of a lot less reason.

@derp195 Год назад

Same. It's obviously not ok what she did, but her parents are basically a textbook example of how you raise a child to be a demotivated liar who has no idea how to escape.

@seka1986 Год назад

MURDER IS A CRIME

@mentalwig420 3 года назад

I'm sorry but I laughed when she said one of the gentleman asked her father if he had money in his wallet and where his wallet was. Omg

@wiredgamez9929 3 года назад

🤨 Psychopath much.

@gristamshackleford2102 3 года назад

lol when i first saw this police interview i noticed that too and how the fact she called them gentlemen instead of showing anger and disgust must of been a dead giveaway for the cops

@mikecrum8285 3 года назад

Yes ppl are that retarded until a flying dragon kick 🦵 wash’s across there grillpiece. 🤦🏻‍♂️ smh...

@suzimonkey345 Год назад

Thank you for another great video!

@TheYoli182 3 года назад

This is a sad story. I think Jennifer should have just moved out and moved on from her parents control.

@draftmagicagain1000 3 года назад

She was too lazy. That would require working hard and being responsible. Even with her terrible home situation, she was that lazy.

@denisa_the_jedi 2 года назад

@@draftmagicagain1000 The video states they would have hired a private investigator to follow her around if she left, so I understand how she felt. Such parents are manipulators and she felt caged.

@indiashante1560 3 года назад

If only she would have went no contact with her parents and lived her life the way she chose... Everyone would still be alive.

@wendynothaft8197 3 года назад

Or....would they?????🤤🙄🤔😁🙃

@aceykrew 3 года назад

Not if her dad hired up private investigator like he said he would. There was literally no way for her to be free and live her own life.

@carolyncha6911 3 года назад

For the people claiming that “this is why I won’t be such a strict parent” is ridiculous. I grew up with strict Asian parents that yes, had high expectations and yes sometimes it made me wanna run away. But I do know they genuinely loved and cared for me and in no way did I ever for one second think about murdering them!!!!!!! She is a self centered psychopath!!! This has nothing to do with being her parents fault!

@papiezguwniak 3 года назад

This is true. All she had to do was study and stay away from relationships. Both were leading to a good career and untouched snatch.

@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 3 года назад

I'm sure there's no link to Asian helicopter parents to their children being stressed out workaholics with an insanely high suicide rate and little interest in starting their own families.

@carolyncha6911 3 года назад

@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 that’s irrelevant. That has no link to someone being a psychopath... yes strict expectations can lead to depression and other issues but jennifer was a psychopath! Do you understand that let’s say it wasn’t her parents being strict... it could have been something else like her bf cheating on her with another girl. She’s a psychopath so she’d prob murder that girl! I’m saying the link to her crimes is psychopathy and not a result from strict parents. I ran away from home and had strained relationships with my parents because they’re strict. But I never thought about murdering them. Cause I’m not a psychopath. Get the difference homie?

@angiet7380 3 года назад

@@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 I see that you comment on bad parenting in anther case. Do you like hate your own parents?

@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 3 года назад

@@carolyncha6911 Then where'd Jennifer learn to be a psychopath? At her boyfriends house where she was gaining love? It was all him who planted the idea and pushed her over the edge? Psychopaths aren't born, they're made. And Jennifer's schedule was so well controlled that there's really no other excuse outside her boyfriend, but I don't believe that he's the one that caused her to snap.

@Sssilk84 3 года назад

Love your informative videos. I enjoy watching JCS's content and in his absence your true crime coverage is great. Nothing but respect for you 👍🏾

@chickenlittle5095 3 года назад

If you enjoy the JCS type, try Matt Orchard.

@Sssilk84 3 года назад

@@chickenlittle5095 thanks ill have a look!

@nicholashelms2395 3 года назад

I'm glad my parents gave me so much freedom and let me figure out the world on my own and find my own path in life.

@thisisMONSTERS 3 года назад

Agree. I was a pretty free range kid and I learned so much about life just from experience. I knew sheltered kids who didn’t know how to do the simplest things.

@nicholashelms2395 3 года назад

@@thisisMONSTERS exactly

@JaneDoe-rj4jn 3 года назад

I keep forgetting I live down the road from Jennifer’s home for life: Kitchener’s “Grand Valley Institute for women”. Probably not the type of ‘institute’ she was wanting to attend.

@ginaperez8139 3 года назад

"What Happens to ME"?

@NikkiC777 3 года назад

Right.🙄🤦‍♀️ "Jail"👮‍♂️

@VersusArdua 3 года назад

I think this case is a perfect example of what not to do as a parent. Use enough force and a child will almost always rebel and a bond of trust will be broken forever.

@craigmorrison440 3 года назад

OAC hasn't been a thing in Ontario since like 98.... At least not in any school I know of... I also remember this case... I've seen this case so many times but it still intergues me

@Mossyz. 3 года назад

I love binge watching things like this... I also love your voice ...you could talk about anything and i would listen ... Big Thank you

@briannanotae2538 2 года назад

Honestly this girl is as much as a victim as them. This is a very extreme solution to a situation with no solution. Her parents would have had that hold on her for her whole life, and she was conditioned to feel obligated to them. I knew a guy in high school who couldn't go out, go to school, or have friends because his family said so he was 24 or 25 at the time. She shows no remorse because to her there was no way out. This girl never knew freedom, and prison was probably a getaway for her. That does not excuse it but I hope she has found some love in peace where she is at.

@lumpchunker5516 Год назад

My best friend in elementary school was in the same situation. Only allowed out of the house for school, and not allowed to have friends or have any kind of life outside of reading books in her room. I used to sneak in through her bedroom window to keep her company, and have her over for lunch every school day so we could actually hang out and have fun. I'll never understand how parents can be so brutally overprotective. It doesn't teach kids to be responsible and successful. It teaches them to hide, to lie, and to distrust people around them. It's really sad.

@srahhh 3 года назад

This case has some of the most classic Columbo-style detective work. I really think that they made the final decision about her potential involvement & to pursue questioning her as a suspect based on one pivotal thing... the safe. There's a big safe in her parent's bedroom. She doesn't mention it in her story; the detective has to ask about it. The intruders didn't even try getting into it. Why? There was no money in the safe. But they wouldn't have known that it wasn't worth their while... unless Jennifer had told them. If they were actual robbers, they would have at least tried to get it open, or demanded the combination from her family while asking where their wallets were. It would've, at the very least, featured in her story. She honestly just didn't think it through logically, and towards the end of her interrogation it's a huge (but subtle) tipping point where she realizes her story is completely crumbling as the detective confirms that she had knowledge that the safe was empty of valuables.

@FA-dv5he 3 года назад

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@laradesautel3013 3 года назад

Plus, her dad lived and knew the truth so…

@kaceycruz3870 2 года назад

Ooh good clue I have t heard of that before

@seka1986 Год назад

Why is it Colombian?

@srahhh Год назад

@@seka1986 Hahaha, "Columbo" is the name of a fictional detective from a TV show back in the 1960s! Not Colombian 😄

@misteradhd608 3 года назад

Her lack of remorse doesn't even surprise me, the guy who bullied me all my life, tried killing me for 2 cigarettes, the guy even bullied his own brother who has ASD like me, one day his brother snapped and killed him, i didn't feel sad, i felt safe at last, his brother didn't do time either, 9 months in a mental hospital and now he's lives with his mother, there's only so much you can take before you snap, she snapped and her priority was to get away with it, you keep an animal caged too long it becomes angry, anger consumes you, i would never kill anybody though unless my life depended on it

@DjPrimeberry 3 года назад

I know the story as multiple you tubers have covered, however I did not know she had a brother… I find your videos to go the extra mile and I’ve now spent hours watching them! (I’ll invoice you for my time eventually lol).. Just to say thanks and please keep it up!

@JMRSplatt 3 года назад

Your videos are the perfect supplement to JCS and others on the youtubes. In a similar way that musicians comp, or compliment each other for solos, you find a way to tell the stories in your own way and show different things while retaining the important details.

@Veonnachh 3 года назад

Most of the cases are really about soulless animals, but it is a bit different. Yes, she should not have killed her parents, but technically she was kept like a studying robot at the age of 22. I feel a kind of understanding here.

@BettyWhite2171 3 года назад

She could have just ran away. She was 22 years old.

@justinea5936 3 года назад

Me too. She was so trained. She could have walked away from her parents. Especially since she was supporting herself

@sailormoon206 3 года назад

She had a choice to leave, but didn't.

@kenco4208 3 года назад

@@sailormoon206 true

@poetry.in.motion... 3 года назад

She could have moved out... She began to act the fool AFTER her boyfriend hit that G-Spot... EXCUSES are for those who make them... She's a prime candidate for those who should be UNDER the JAIL...💯💯

@6ri66s2 3 года назад

I think by “successful” the father meant a degree in which she’d be able to find employment in that field. Having a degree in pharmacology can get you a job/career much quicker than kinesiology since there are tons of pharmacies and hospitals, and having a degree in kinesiology would require you to be a specialist, which I assume would be more scarce in the job market and would also require being an intern.

@westbrook3371 3 года назад

this level of control and coercion is child abuse, it doesnt justify murder though

@rachelmayes298 3 года назад

I’ve never heard of this case, but you can understand how she turned out the way she did. It’s child abuse.

@youtubeistrash2 3 года назад

No it’s not

@draftmagicagain1000 3 года назад

Justified?

@publiusventidiusbassus1232 3 года назад

No, its not. The average person is not going to turn out a *murderer* because of super strict parenting. She's just evil and not very smart.

@pds1 Год назад

My parents were strict, and I thank them every day they were,RIP mom and dad... thank you for everything.

@Noneofyourbizzzz 3 года назад

I actually sympathies with her. In families like that, you'll have no way out, not with all the psychological power they have over you. There were days back when I was a teen that I actually almost killed my abuser.

@connierenna-xf9um Год назад

I patiently waited long enough and my abuser killed himself.

@daisylavender5275 3 года назад

She still looks like a teenager. I can't believe she is 34!!!😳

@runawaylostmymind 3 года назад

She was 23 when this happened

@daisylavender5275 3 года назад

@@runawaylostmymind yes I know and she looks like a teenager.

@TheVioletBunny 3 года назад

@@daisylavender5275 I’m 39 and still get carded one time accused of having a fake ID. Some people look younger.

@godfreymitti9241 3 года назад

Black dont crack. Asian aint agin

@janinearandilla3031 3 года назад

So sad to hear that there are still individuals perceived that Filipino can't support a family. I'm a Filipina, and I'm absolutely PROUD of my origin. 💪🙏🏽

@manjsher3094 3 года назад

Some can't

@spicymamib1328 3 года назад

I could watch this channel all day every day. Keep up the good work ☺️

@wiredgamez9929 3 года назад

GUYS do you hear that 👂. IT'S The flood Gates Opening 💦💦😏

@FingerBreakerWu 2 года назад

She could have just walked away from her family if she was tired of their totalitarian authority over her. It would be hard going, but she’d come out better on the other end…and no one would have to die.

@MrUppertorso 3 года назад

I've said it before, and I stand by it... Jen's actions are completely criminal, and she always had the option to go live on her own without their control, (or support) so she was hardly trapped there. However, parents who expect nothing less than perfection from their kids, with no understanding of their kid's true abilities and dreams (sorry folks, but not all of us have the want and drive to be MDs or Olympians) really need to take a step back and think about all the consequences. If even one of them starts to ease off because of fears their kid might snap and murder them, that's still good news for the kids growing up with soul-crushing demands.