The Murderous Maid who betrayed her best friend... | Jane La Puebla 

A quarter of your video was your Leftist politics and fearmongering over VPN's PS stick to the story bro

A French lady murdered in Ireland 🇮🇪 Sophia le plant ..a lot of mystery and intrigue

Hi Adrian Greetings frm a Singaporean Thank you for all yr videos Really appreciate it 👍💕

I would love to hear you tell the story of a Canadian serial killer who was a highly respected pilot..Col. Russell Williams. It is just crazy

Adrian, still think I can drink more coffee then you!

Thanks for this interesting insight

@@bekindrewind9675 no problem! people often have limited insight into this issue even within the country

It must be so hard and scary leaving your home country to look for work elsewhere. And then to be exploited so terribly is heart breaking.

From the Philippines and I know there so many agencies that charges ridiculous amount of money so no wonder people don’t end up earning enough to pay their agency, for living and for sending to family desperate situations indeed

@@user-on1zq9dv7f I second this, thank you for your comment, it was really interesting to read

Your father is a wise man. That is my policy 😉

Don't mean to be petty but this is a pet peeve of mine; you dont borrow ppl money, you loan ppl money. The person getting the money are the ones borrowing it. I don't mean to insult, just advising you of the error. That being said, your father was smart and that's what my mother had always said as well.

My bad but I think u mean never "lend" anyone monies, wen you receive you are borrowing when you give you are lending.

@@willfranceschi4749 Monies?

Ehhh

I agree! Then she went and bought tools to cut up her body afterwards, she knew exactly what she was doing!! She can’t have had that much remorse! To actually spend the time to dismember her so called best friends body after she’d murdered her! Pure evil!! There’s no justice

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@decimusvitae yea i instantly thought this 😂 i don't mind this channel's content but sometimes he really does say some strange things that don't entirely work

​@@reptarcarbut it gives you an opportunity to comment.

Oh wow i just realized that! Most true crime vids are named after suspects. Cool!

Yes! I was thinking the same thing. Thank you.

It genuinely pisses me off when people don't

Absolutely agree.

It's what I am upset about most. The killing becomes more about who did it than who suffered the crime. Jeffrey Dahmer prime example I can tell you his name but not any of his victims none there's never anything about the victims it's always about him.

Money is the root of all evil

@@skycloud4802 The _love_ of money is the root of all evil.

Money never ruined my friendships. But then again, I never really cared of they payed me back or not, especially when I knew they were struggling. But they always made an attempt to pay me back, some times it would be for an item, or doing a huge favor for me. I hate seeing people I care about struggle and if I can help, I will gladly help!

@Winter Moon You sound like a very good person. Sending you love from Sweden. I too don't care much for money. I care more about my friends.

Yes, thats what happened to me recently.....heartbreaking...

Don't expect a blue collar punishment for pink collar crime.

Double standards, we all know why.

Gwen (the so called murderer) had got into "financial issues" (i.e. DEBT) to help Jane. (the victim). Perhaps Gwen got in out of her depth? Perhaps Jane was ungrateful or felt entitled? Doesn't sound to me that the killing was premeditated, so it isn't murder but manslaughter or second degree murder depending where you live. Either way it is horrible, and so were the circumstances of both lives.

@@solitairestarr5516 there is one thing to kill someone in a moment of rage and a completely other to cut up the deceased person’s body and dispose of it like trash. One needs to be a psycho to be able to do that. I wouldn’t feel safe knowing such person lived anywhere within my proximity. So yeah, 10 years is nothing if you realize this person could do it again without any issues.

Exactly. Very sad case.

Omg, I haven't heard this but it sounds extremely important. Yes, please cover this, Coffeehouse Crime!!! I would hate for ppl to directly give funds to that person considering their actions

Hi, may I know what the app is? Is it Kanji Tree?

Do you know what app it is please? I have a number of them, and having looked at this case (what happened to her daughter particularly is sickening 😡) I do not want to support, but I can't find which app it is? Ta!

If you know what the app is, instead of complaining that people keep downloading it and spending money on it and supporting a monster, WHY DON'T YOU TELL EVERYONE THE NAME OF THE APP!?! Hello????? Best way to help us stop supporting them is to tell us what it is!!!

@@killinglonliness88 Because when I did that RU-vid deleted my comment for some reason... Though someone else responded to me with it and didn't get deleted so IDK what's going on. It is Kanji Tree.

This was a well-known case in Singapore, Philippines and within Filipino circles around the world.

Agreed! The sociocultural information gives us a better understanding of the circumstances leading up to the crime. This is one of my favorite true crime channels.

I really think your sympathy here is misplaced. In case it wasn't picked up in the video, this lady was able to buy an expensive digital camera (they were pricey at the time - which she refused to sell, prompting the fight), have weekend lunches at an expensive shopping district here locally (for those who are unaware, Orchard Road is a notoriously overpriced shopping district in Singapore), buy a myriad of cleaning supplies and dismemberment tools as well as wallpaper etc, go on a shopping trip after the murder, etc. None of the above suggests that she was living in poverty, but instead that her mismanagement of funds in living beyond her means likely caused her snowballing debt. Remember that as a live-in maid, her food and board were provided for (the 2 largest expenses in most people's budgets). Moreover, she was able to conceal the murder scene, dismember the body, go out and purchase cleaning supplies, clean up the mess in the employer's house without them even noticing. This suggests that she had a large degree of freedom in their absence and the run of the house (likely a very nice one) in their absence. Labour laws here also ensure that she was paid a living wage (Minimum wage laws are not the only determining factor to ensure a living wage. Singapore labour laws employs a progressive wage model for traditionally low wage professions which not only ensure a living wage but also provides a legal framework for progressive wage increases.). As a domestic helper, her medical bills are also covered by her employer under the law here. Her situation is much better than many others in her profession, and not at all similar to the definition of poverty (where one is unable to afford food or a place to live). Moreover, the reason for the violent fight was over her refusal to sell her expensive camera to repay her debt. Those were worth $500-$1800 back in the day. The fact that she bought one while being apparently indebted to loan sharks just goes on to highlight the level of her financial mismanagement. By comparison, my aunt's maid, spent her savings and her weekends attending a nursing course with her employers' full support, and is now a qualified nurse earning 5 times her original wage, other maids I have spoken to spend their weekends with friends at the park for a picnic or BBQ or join social clubs for free fun activities, meticulously saving every penny to send back home. Many have bought their families houses, farmland animals and put all of their younger siblings through school. While I have the deepest admiration for the women who put every effort towards bettering themselves and their families,by comparison, Guen is undeserving of sympathy. She killed her friend over a dispute over a camera and money, then carelessly dismembered her and discarded her body, and all in an effort, in my opinion, to live beyond her means.

@@charlottechoo Thank you for providing even more sociocultural context to the case as a local! With international cases, a lot of the comments seem pretty tone-deaf with their virtue signalling, so it's always nice to see someone share additional insight! :)

@@jph4852 and?

Recipe for disaster.

I totally agree , this is very well said !

Yep, I experienced the moving in together...never again

Yknow. Its funny. I actually knew 2 girls in high-school who fell under 2 of those 3 stipulations. I was the guy. You know what they did about it? The adult thing and agree their friendship was more important and that if I asked out either of them they agreed to say no. I did in fact ask 1 of them. And she did say no. They are still close to this day. No one died. Id say they (the people in the video) just didn't have a strong enough friendship

@@sy_dianne5224For me going on a short break holiday together was enough! Never in a million years would I move in with a best friend.

@The Cycle Only 10 years in prison for murder in a country that kills people for drug possession? Sounds like she succeeded to me.

Must have took her so many hours to dismember her friend. And her employers could have walked in any time. So I understand your point that the killer in this case lacks remorse. 🙈

Absolutely

same. if you were just so angry at the time you accidentally killed someone, how could you stomach dismembering them after, especially whom you were once friends with?

@@nou257The fear of getting caught is much stronger. Filipino migrant workers are almost always the provider and breadwinner in the family. She must have thought what would happen to her family if she was caught.

I'm from the United States, but I spent almost 2 years in the Philippines when I was about 20. Family was always the most important thing to everyone I met there and your people all have such a loving and giving spirit. I miss my time there, hopefully I can visit there again one day

I'VE flirted with a lot of OFWs in the past, and that's usually the reason why they would work abroad.

OR they could improve their own countries so they don't have to leave.

@@markmike7933 problem is the people keep voting the wrong leaders

@@monkey6547 that's the main problem here too.

we still have few more cases in Singapore...

Singapore looks magical in its beauty!

Any place would be lucky to not have many interesting cases.

He does international cases all the time.

@@carey579 Exactly!

Agreed, death is a terrible solution to any problem 😨💀

Exactly or in the time where her friend was passed out and woke back up you think she would be happy she wasn’t gonna go to jail or she didn’t kill her best friend but then she actually did. that’s not self-defense it was up until that point

Fear and panic are still relevant. She can well have done this in the heat of the moment, been absolutely terrified of the consequences of her rash mistake and finally killed her friend to avoid them, as it all came from desperation and mental illness. It doesn’t have to be preplanned for the perpetrator to try to hide the evidence, after all… Not to justify, but to offer a possible explanation. It’s devastating for the victim, that the person she called friend was lead to ever be in a situation like that in the first place, and had to pay for her proximity to it all.. genuinely sad for her.

@@Tanya49655 I agree!

@@Danigoddamnit she may have thought that the fight would continue when Jane came to and that she could be killed instead. It wasn't an attack, one on the other, as I understand it. They were emotional, scared and fighting for their lives. Especially if loan shark/gangsters were owed money and neither woman could pay. Very sad story

I understand remorse But the murderer literally dismembered someone and tried to hide Frikin joke

@@deviloon8611 I don't think you can argue she tried to hide the evidence, given how public both places were. No one in their right mind would think "ah, this is a good hiding spot"

@@ishidaxnemui maybe hiding is a big word It should be more like dumping ig

Exactly, this is just common sense... 🤷‍♂️

@@deviloon8611 I get what you mean, there's probably a small line between dumping and hiding. Usually when I watch videos like this, the majority of them try to cover it up somehow, but this is such a non-sensical way of going about it that it makes her mental issues more believable, at least for me. But yes, the dismembering is very messed up

same here!!! but i don’t rly agree that we have 1/6 1 mil disposable income thou. 😅

They totally change , it’s a very risky and complicated type of situation when money is involved not all the time but I’d say 80% of the time. It’s best to never discuss what your income is with friends even. Some things need to be kept private . In general it’s best to avoid any financial interactions between close friends

@@Fay_F_2 absolutely, many thanks guys for life lessons

Yes people kill father, mother , sisters, brothers , daughters, sons for money. Money really is all evil

@@Fay_F_2 I have to be transparent to my closest friends coz I’m broke as fuck and they love to eat out I had to😂

@@micahsabio6602 😁🤣😂

It’s crazy huh!it should be life imprisonment

In Singapoore you get death penalty for druugs

If you murder someone you clearly aren’t a normal person hah

@@martyshwaartz971 i think anyone under the right circumstances can kill, but to butcher them definitely requires a special kind of person

an Extrovert will definitely come forward and surrender. an introvert will probably do the same she did. haha it has something to do with people who are good at hiding things. the first thing that comes to her mind is to hide it

Mentally troubled

excellent suggestion

Seems kind of ironic that Phillipine politicians try to point out what is wrong with the justice system in another nation when theirs is notoriously horrible.

@@mommy2libras Distractions, distractions.

@@imwithstupid086 Misdirection. "Look over there!" so people won't look at what's really happening at home.

I’ve never heard of this case. I wonder what caused politicians to get involved.

I agree, she should have let Jane deal with her financial issues.

yeah, why dismember the body? if you felt any remorse and knew you didn’t genuinely mean to kill your friend, how could you stomach dismembering them?? which takes so much time to do?? just seeing your friend’s lifeless body and mutilating it more? umm… i probably wouldve felt bad for guen if she didnt have to dismember jane

@@nou257 Yep, that speaks volumes. Brutality is what this is. Utterly Inhumane.

@@nou257 That's why the 10 years sentence is not enough. Her act was more of a serial killer over a money issue that can be replaced or earn eventually. I'm a Filipino from the Philippines here.

Well said.

😬

By the way, just for clarification, Jane’s employers were not Singaporeans. They were Indian nationals working in Singapore.

Me too. I always look to Adrien for cases I haven't heard.

This is the case with any group of people that look alike. Don’t go anywhere except america, you will become a slave anywhere else. Even europe

Unfortunately the pink collar defense blinds people to the true nature of the crime.

Yes the victim could have been fighting like mad to stay alive thus causing the murderers injury.

At the autopsy, defensive wounds on the victims body would tell who the aggressor was though. And lack of serious wounds on the suspect would be a 'tell' as well.

@@deniseelsworth7816 True, but there are also cases I've seen where after the victim is dead, the perp will cut/scratch/bruise themself to make it look like something more happened. Heck even in non-murd3r cases it happens like photos that are altered to look like bruises in DV cases.

Yeah, may Guen finds peace in her life, because she is alive. She dismembered her friend, and cleaned the place, but yeah, it was all the depression and the anxiety. 10 years. Talk about double standards. I don't wish her any peace.

​@@The-Man-On-The-Mountain Double standards? Why? Having an untreated depression and anxiety combined with unexpected turn of events had lead her to kill her friend. I am not justifying what she did. What I'm trying to say is that, mental health negligence will lead to disastrous events. This case only shows how worse a person with untreated depression and anxiety will turn out to be, once everything will become out of control. It's either that person will kill him/herself or will kill other people.

It's so beautiful there! You're so lucky! I'll never be able to travel there, but I'd sure love to...

Talk less

@@firstnamelastname9215 We're not talking. We're typing. Go home, trollyollyoxenfree.

@@Veldrusara That was brilliant!!😂😂😂

In countries like Japan or Singapore where crime rate is low and is pretty much safe, when a crime does happen it's always the worst and some of most gruesome/disgusting case ever

I hope things are going well for you now and I wish you every good thing and many successes moving forward in your life. God bless.

"American murders are reported on to absolute death."

“Great day” right after a horrendous story? Yea ok

Humans are our own enemy

She didn't plan anything. It waa clearly a kill or be killed situation

The LOVE of money is Man's enemy

@@LightBeing369 money is not the problem, greed and desires are.

The love of money, not money itself. Money is just a tool, neither good nor bad, just a means to an end.

Right especially suffocating someone to death that takes time and energy. She could’ve backed out. It’s just sad

Especially when a man with an IQ of 69 was hung for drug trafficking. Yep. Well done Singapore.

It's tragic how they're exploited. It seems like the city cares about its rich and the environment and doesn't give a toss about cheap foreign workers (much like Dubai)

You get Japanese citizenship from fighting against Japanese in WW2?

@@BURGATRON no lol. American citizenship, because he was part of the Filipino/American army.

@@COOL896 Oh okay my bad. hehe

Let's hope he'd cover this case one of these days -- it'd be interesting.

Sorry but the rich of your country seem to treat the poor Philippinians as slaves. This of course leads to desperate situations. Please complain to the people in power. Your country is starting to be known for modern slavery and not beautiful nature anymore...

stingy employers

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@@MsLinjohn & Imelda keeps buying more shoes.

At that time, we are facing tremendous shifts in our government. PGMA, at that time, is facing impeachment and our country is in a state of chaos so pretty much news and cases like these flew under the radar... That and perhaps due to the quick resolution of the case made were reasons why we barely heard of it at that time.

You would really gift a couple thousand dollars to a deadbeat friend?

Was a Singaporean ? Even if you migrate to another country, one is still Singaporean by origin, ya ? Just wondering.... I may have immigrated to another country but I will always be a Singaporean at heart. 🇸🇬😁🇸🇬

@@dustyice4111 was as in nationality. I have since renounced, so it’s a was, ya…

She's free again so I'm guessing she's racking up new debs and finding new friends to pay them.

@@CAHSR2020 I thought she's the one helping with her friend's debt, hence when the interest starts to rise, it cause tension between them.

Haha holy crap my pops got me that same shirt as a kid. He is Filipino and was in the Navy so thats why he was in Singapore. Wish I still had that shirt.

Sure you can spit, just don't get caught or you'll end up paying a fine and/or doing community service like picking up trash wearing a bright orange vest in their famous shopping district and I promised you, you don't ever want to do it again. 😆 Also yes, we are Singaporean Chinese not mainland Chinese. 😁

Thanks for pointing that out - I was a little confused when he said that, as I would have thought that for such a progressive country, some type of mandated wage/regulations would be in place. Thanks for the info ✌️

@@MsTinkerbelle87 then don’t watch it

@@MsTinkerbelle87 why?

How does he make your life safer??? I guess you're not outside to get hurt if you're watching this :)

I think the point is, that thru these stories, he raises awareness. And yes, we do appreciate Adrian.

Trust no one & suspect everyone

Yeah like the cult couple in Toa Payoh, I think that is one of the scariest crimes that happened in Singapore.

@@ClowderBeatsAnimals is it the Adrian Lim case ?

Thank you!