Jennifer Pan’s revenge on her 'Tiger Parents'

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  • Опубликовано: 7 фев 2019
  • Is it a home invasion -- or is it the ultimate betrayal?
    The true story of what happened inside the Pan family home, shattering the serenity of their normally quiet, upscale Toronto neighborhood.
    More: bit.ly/2SlFOwE

Комментарии • 46 тыс.

  • @yeosjin
    @yeosjin 5 лет назад +89758

    every kid with strict parents knows what their parents foot steps sound like

    • @yomy-6135
      @yomy-6135 5 лет назад +1921

      adora enthusiast lmaoooooo

    • @amberace710
      @amberace710 5 лет назад +4009

      And keys, lol

    • @dklaray
      @dklaray 5 лет назад +3594

      Yup...!! I would hear my mom's and avoided her around the house as much as possible....

    • @AjieA
      @AjieA 4 года назад +494

      adora enthusiast exactly!

    • @shawty2blu372
      @shawty2blu372 4 года назад +407

      Facts

  • @xxXPINOYCRUXxx
    @xxXPINOYCRUXxx 3 года назад +17533

    Parents: “Give me a degree”
    Jenifer: *gives 1st degree murder*

  • @drewizkoollikeicecre
    @drewizkoollikeicecre 7 месяцев назад +955

    She was of course guilty, but I hate when cops say people don’t act a certain way after a tragedy. No one can say how someone will act in that sort of traumatic experience. There’s no set way.

    • @Nick-wi3kd
      @Nick-wi3kd 3 месяца назад +9

      PTSD

    • @yamato6114
      @yamato6114 2 месяца назад +29

      Yeah the brain does some pretty weird things when it’s under a lot of stress. There’s a letter written by a Titanic survivor while she was on the Carpathia and she describes feeling really happy.

    • @annanutherthing4373
      @annanutherthing4373 2 месяца назад +9

      But police do know more than most given they deal with people in such circumstances every day

    • @zakiahmed6655
      @zakiahmed6655 2 месяца назад

      They are the pro's here. They do piss me off thinking they know when someone lies. They're not your friends either and some will get you in prison by pretending to be one.

    • @thegaspoweredjohnnyjohn3972
      @thegaspoweredjohnnyjohn3972 2 месяца назад +22

      Same, I hate that some cops will say, “we can tell someone is guilty of something at a routine stop when they’re nervous or shaky”

  • @saraanhh
    @saraanhh 6 месяцев назад +514

    As an Asian myself I can understand the type of frustration and built up anger she had . The standard Asian parents have is almost unbearable at times . I have to say my anger was really bad until I got into college , going to church helped me a lot to learn to let go of all of the pressure I had .
    What she did was absolutely horrendous . I do not condone her actions at all . However that could be the reasoning behind it all .

    • @colouroflife1
      @colouroflife1 2 месяца назад +21

      The reasoning why she murdered her mother tried to murder her father is greed, psychopathy, selfishness, her lies and deceptions.

    • @gardenista1978
      @gardenista1978 2 месяца назад

      If you're not Asian, maybe its best to be quiet and listen and learn about the experiences of others.@@colouroflife1

    • @lokindabbiru9944
      @lokindabbiru9944 26 дней назад +16

      True, but thats not the only reason. We are usually a product of our surroundings. For example, women with daddy issues most likely did not have a strong father figure (strong emotionally i mean) present. Idk how strict her parents were but as a kid to strict asian parents I understand the pent up anger and frustration that could lead to misleading actions. Only difference with people like me and probably 99% of other people who grew up in an environment with strict restricting parents is that we would never act on those frustrations to harm our parents physically, unlike jennifer pan

    • @karunakarki4357
      @karunakarki4357 25 дней назад +3

      @lokindabbiru9944, so you would never act upon those Frustrations like jennifer Pan here did, but you would think of them? Or imagine? Or would you be pleased if your parents passed away naturally without you having to act upon it? My friend, nothing justifies murder, let alone parent's murder, that too when she can hear them screaming in pain. Coming from dysfunctional family is kind of common, not preferred but common, but if everyone started thinking this way, the world would see much more such tragedies. Thankfully, there are people like us who absolutely can not relate with Jennifer's thinking regardless of our strict upbringing.

    • @nik7855
      @nik7855 25 дней назад +4

      Hate for her parents was enormous

  • @2d312
    @2d312 4 года назад +27386

    You know what they say, “strict parents make great liars”

    • @petrosaguilar8916
      @petrosaguilar8916 4 года назад +406

      So what is your solution? Let your kids do anything they want and ruin their lives?

    • @PhoenixRising87
      @PhoenixRising87 4 года назад +2660

      @@petrosaguilar8916 The fact that you see no gray area is the entire goddamn problem. You can responsibly parent without being a dictator. Hell, my dad was a strict parent, and even he didn't prevent me from leaving home after I turned 18 (jumping down my throat when I suggested taking a semester off to work more and save money, though...that's another story).

    • @deadpool99999
      @deadpool99999 4 года назад +661

      @@petrosaguilar8916 The best solution is befriend your kids make them like Your best friends.

    • @Shampoo2004
      @Shampoo2004 4 года назад +15

      Lmao

    • @sickofthisshit.2185
      @sickofthisshit.2185 4 года назад +378

      PhoenixRising87 I don’t understand how people are so dense and can’t comprehend what you just said. It’s like you are either a dictator or you’re careless. People don’t think and it makes me furious.

  • @ohyeahyeah4658
    @ohyeahyeah4658 4 года назад +21271

    "Good ears"
    No. it's scared ears.
    Having strict parents gives you bionic ears

    • @samanthaharris2094
      @samanthaharris2094 4 года назад +811

      oh yeahyeah
      So true I can identify everyone by footsteps

    • @kayyy4048
      @kayyy4048 4 года назад +53

      Samantha Harris same

    • @AtlaniBonita
      @AtlaniBonita 4 года назад +33

      @@samanthaharris2094 Same omd

    • @itsabeautifulanimism3704
      @itsabeautifulanimism3704 4 года назад +358

      Samantha Harris Same! It’s crazy! I grew up in a house of 8 people and asshole parents..I still could identify everyone’s footsteps in the hallway.

    • @themaskedtalker2171
      @themaskedtalker2171 4 года назад +20

      So true

  • @lightblueribbon
    @lightblueribbon Год назад +1587

    Strict parents or not, there’s no excuse. She was 18 and could have left. Dad gave her an out yet she chose murder.

    • @blindbookworm8019
      @blindbookworm8019 Год назад +130

      Yes she was an adult she could’ve left that is tragic. They came to this country with nothing and wanted the best for their children.

    • @annawofford559
      @annawofford559 Год назад +33

      24

    • @dalenamoore9443
      @dalenamoore9443 Год назад +49

      Money is the big motivator here! She's cold blooded!

    • @moirfamily6825
      @moirfamily6825 Год назад +190

      it's not as easy to just leave for an Asian family. Family honor, 'losing face' among other reasons making living at 18 difficult. BUT that does not excused murder.

    • @marysullivan1815
      @marysullivan1815 Год назад +5

      She is in prison so ultimately punished for killing her mother

  • @user-kb3ne8dt3f
    @user-kb3ne8dt3f 13 дней назад +179

    Some people on here do not understand how psychological abusive these types of parents are. These abusive parents hide behind the guise of being “loving” when it is actually the opposite.

    • @monikabazyl387
      @monikabazyl387 12 дней назад +15

      I agree. I had terrible home and I understand Jennifer. She didn't see other choice. I was lucky not to kill my parents in self defense and run when I could.

    • @monikabazyl387
      @monikabazyl387 11 дней назад +12

      18 min of a horrible terror. What about over 20 years of psychological abuse to child?

    • @AT-eu4zu
      @AT-eu4zu 9 дней назад +28

      Doesn’t give one a license to kill. She could have run away but she wanted money. Everyone in the world has some sort of trauma if we all killed the people who traumatized us most of us would be killed by now.

    • @zineguri8515
      @zineguri8515 9 дней назад +8

      @@AT-eu4zu Its not that easy to run away. often these parents scare their children from being out in the world on their own. They're scared of being harmed by their parents (physical abuse is often part of the equation to assert dominance), or they maybe scared of being harmed by others if theyre on their own without any support.
      Sure, it doesn't mean all children should murder their abusive parents but theres elements that one can at least understand and should account for.
      what we should be asking is why abusive parents and sexualpredators are allowed to get away with it so much. Pedophiles barely get a slap in the hand. often the perpetrators are close family members of the child. Society fails to protect these children thats the ugly truth. not all snap, but that doesnt make it ok.

    • @d.g2304
      @d.g2304 8 дней назад +1

      Preventing dating a drug dealer and living together with him and trying to give the daughter a good future is psychologial abuse? Nowadays everyone comes up with psychological and mental topics to justify anything brutal. NOTHING IN THE WORLD WILL JUSTIFY KILLING YOUR PARENTS. IF YOU CANT LIVE WITH THEM MOVE OUT AND DONT CONTACT THEM.

  • @buntypotter6144
    @buntypotter6144 3 года назад +5946

    Her father probably is disappointed that she failed at murder attempt too.

    • @luuvaj6608
      @luuvaj6608 3 года назад +183

      Pleaseee I’m dead😭😭😭😭😭🤚🏽

    • @BlueSwampyCraft
      @BlueSwampyCraft 3 года назад +58

      🤣🤣🤣🤣💀

    • @heyjoji1954
      @heyjoji1954 3 года назад +140

      “What are you good for huh?”

    • @AWKWARDCONFIDENCE
      @AWKWARDCONFIDENCE 3 года назад +27

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @asmiitha
      @asmiitha 3 года назад +56

      LMAFO YOU DIDNT HAVE TO DO THAT ✋🏽

  • @Qetuowry135
    @Qetuowry135 3 года назад +9114

    Her father after waking from coma: “Even your hitmen were below average. What a disappointment.”

  • @glendamcdaniel9894
    @glendamcdaniel9894 Год назад +170

    These type of parents put so much pressure on their kids that I am not surprised there aren't more cases and I can see why there are kids who runways. If you are of legal age, leave and live your own life, but please don't do anything illegal.

    • @babyolman1622
      @babyolman1622 6 месяцев назад +3

      For wanting your kid to be their best friends 😅

  • @mandarina4157
    @mandarina4157 Год назад +1078

    Honestly. Knowing how horrendous these kinds of parents can be, I cannot imagine what kind of state her psyche was in. And people saying she’s a psychopath because she kept asking what was gonna happen to /her/, well… Maybe no one other than herself has ever cared about her. I’m not saying I’m excusing what she did, but I’m also not too quick to condemn her for it either.

    • @JESUSLOVESYOU219
      @JESUSLOVESYOU219 9 месяцев назад +72

      Some people have really bad demons. Can’t put it on “not having been shown love,” she IS a psychopath. Many people have tiger parents not everyone plots to kill their parents.

    • @mandarina4157
      @mandarina4157 9 месяцев назад +72

      @@JESUSLOVESYOU219 Just because not everyone reacts this way to abuse doesn’t mean it’s not abuse or that she’s a psychopath. Everyone’s w us to cope with shit is different.

    • @JESUSLOVESYOU219
      @JESUSLOVESYOU219 9 месяцев назад +42

      @@mandarina4157 the point is you don’t murder, that’s crazy. This is what happens when people are spiritually ignorant. You’ll put everything on anything.

    • @cjordanvab
      @cjordanvab 8 месяцев назад +24

      They cared for her, but set high expectations. She was 24...no need to try to kill her parents.

    • @TheBOG3
      @TheBOG3 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@mandarina4157The Doctors on the show 'Signs of a Psychopath' have diagnosed her as a sociopath/psychopath.

  • @glazedundergrnd278
    @glazedundergrnd278 5 лет назад +21599

    so no one mentioned the fact that the investigator’s name was bill gates?

    • @vocalthrower448
      @vocalthrower448 5 лет назад +395

      was just about to write that

    • @syfdnt
      @syfdnt 5 лет назад +555

      isn’t it Bill Goetz or something...?

    • @foolspeedahead
      @foolspeedahead 5 лет назад +581

      I caught that and smirked. I laughed that the boyfriend was labeled as a part time drug dealer. I turned to my wife and said “not even full time? What a loser.”

    • @strawclips2626
      @strawclips2626 5 лет назад +93

      It’s Bill Curtez

    • @tonywellington7854
      @tonywellington7854 5 лет назад +22

      +SweetenerLuvs NOPE

  • @avsaesthetic9705
    @avsaesthetic9705 4 года назад +6400

    "her dad wanted her to be a doctor"
    that's typical asian parents.

    • @rosswell2548
      @rosswell2548 4 года назад +128

      yahh for asian parents doesnt need to pay for the hospital because they would have a doctor in their life (i guess)

    • @weirdsciencethe2nd205
      @weirdsciencethe2nd205 4 года назад +17

      Ice skating was the killer never met a figure skater that was white I have but there dad was my hokey coach lol

    • @yeriberri3757
      @yeriberri3757 4 года назад +92

      Ya my moms Japanese and she’s obsessed with me becoming a dermatologist.

    • @TaeTae-df3wy
      @TaeTae-df3wy 4 года назад +116

      I know. I have a choice of becoming a doctor, lawyer, or engineer. I told my parents I don’t want to become any of those and my ass got whooped lol.

    • @miminounoushe591
      @miminounoushe591 4 года назад +19

      @@TaeTae-df3wy what did you choose in the end?

  • @julierobinson3633
    @julierobinson3633 Год назад +86

    Yes she was old enough to leave home, and there is no excuse for killing them - BUT you do wonder what years and years of that kind of pressure and control from her parents did to her emotions and her mind when she was growing up. Sometimes 'tiger parenting' can slip into psychological abuse, and that her whole life may have twisted her emotions to the point that she genuinely believed her parents were better off dead than alive and disappointed in her. They didn't just want her to be happy and successful for HER, they wanted their kids to shine as accessories for THEM, showing what good parents they were. I wonder if she genuinely believed that if she couldn't give them what they wanted -her to be the perfect daughter- then at least she could give them not having to live with 'their' failure.

    • @edithbannerman4
      @edithbannerman4 6 месяцев назад

      @Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

  • @coltekr
    @coltekr Год назад +103

    I have a similar background to Jennifer. My parents weren’t too strict as her’s but they also never showed me the direction I could go after graduating school. They just thought I will find my way like a fish in the ocean, while restricting certain things that costs money, regarding my education. After years of not being taught how to face the real world, I was lost. I’m just recovering now, I still have a long way to go.

    • @curlisawiggins1786
      @curlisawiggins1786 Месяц назад +5

      I totally get that same here picking up the pieces

    • @shahnazparvin5055
      @shahnazparvin5055 28 дней назад +6

      I'm going through a similar situation. Still to this day they control me so much that I never learned how to make my own decisions and live life by myself.
      I hope God helps all of us.

    • @antonchigur764
      @antonchigur764 13 дней назад

      ​@shahnazparvin5055 I'm sorry to hear that sweetheart,how old are you?

    • @ididntfindafunnyname
      @ididntfindafunnyname 13 дней назад +2

      @@shahnazparvin5055 He/she or it does :-) Never give up, love is the answer!

  • @sanaa3576
    @sanaa3576 5 лет назад +12392

    "Somehow she identified the footsteps as not being her parents"
    "Good ears!"
    Are you kidding me.
    What kid DOESNT know what their parents footsteps sound like, its kinda engrained in your brain your entire life.

    • @okidokiiguess5780
      @okidokiiguess5780 5 лет назад +103

      Yee yee 😂😂😂

    • @mariahye6398
      @mariahye6398 5 лет назад +81

      True

    • @animefanstern69
      @animefanstern69 5 лет назад +562

      at specially when you try to hide something from them
      it become kinda like a basic skill xD

    • @TheOzziemozzie
      @TheOzziemozzie 5 лет назад +350

      @@jordantampubolon8694 no,, lol. almost every kid does??

    • @gaminglegend
      @gaminglegend 5 лет назад +36

      @@TheOzziemozzie true

  • @slimessiful
    @slimessiful 4 года назад +5441

    so basically, the mother gave birth to her killer

    • @David-cm4ok
      @David-cm4ok 4 года назад +64

      Well done!

    • @joellaalbasin1108
      @joellaalbasin1108 4 года назад +161

      So sad :(

    • @megandoesntexist
      @megandoesntexist 4 года назад +5

      Slim Essid woah.... I-

    • @bartt7425
      @bartt7425 4 года назад +164

      That's still fucked up. Tiger parenting should be illegal

    • @jax5498
      @jax5498 4 года назад +371

      She didn't gave birth to a killer, she accidently raised her as a killer

  • @Kiwipeanutlove
    @Kiwipeanutlove 7 месяцев назад +75

    Apple didn’t fall away from the tree. They killed her emotionally she killed them physically

    • @monikabazyl387
      @monikabazyl387 11 дней назад +6

      💯 don t understand why nobody analysing it fully

  • @vonakenyon7981
    @vonakenyon7981 Год назад +77

    Having had a similar father I can understand this girl better than most. Parents really need to understand that there are consequences to their behavior. I never harmed my father but that was mainly because from HighSchool on I NEVER let him have ANY control over me. (He spent over 50 years trying)

    • @kelvinanungo7418
      @kelvinanungo7418 Год назад +8

      Nonsense! when a child feels they're grown, they should pack and leave!

    • @PungiFungi
      @PungiFungi Год назад +6

      @@kelvinanungo7418 ok. The parents were right but one is dead and one shot up. Was being right worth it?

    • @foxywhitetip7387
      @foxywhitetip7387 Год назад +6

      Why ? It’s not they abused her or beat the shit out of her. They offered her to move out she was 24 standing over her dead bleeding parents cozying up to intruder ! What is wrong with these idiot comments !

    • @vannesaw5685
      @vannesaw5685 18 дней назад +2

      @@foxywhitetip7387she didn’t move out because she wanted insurance money 500k and share with her bf!!

    • @vannesaw5685
      @vannesaw5685 18 дней назад

      Her father was right - her bf was no good drug dealer low life

  • @zainzilla7241
    @zainzilla7241 3 года назад +3673

    "A child not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth"

    • @missolesoul
      @missolesoul 3 года назад +58

      Who is the original creator of this please? Thank you.

    • @sylvieshuu
      @sylvieshuu 3 года назад +152

      @@missolesoul African Proverb

    • @missolesoul
      @missolesoul 3 года назад +22

      @@sylvieshuu Thank you so much.

    • @cat-em3mj
      @cat-em3mj 3 года назад +113

      a shit ton of people have crap parents that doesn't justify murder though.
      she was an adult at the time she could've moved out and got a job if she was fed up with it.
      But no let's kill mom and dad

    • @jamestheengineer256
      @jamestheengineer256 3 года назад +30

      @only destiel So you're saying murdering someone is normal.

  • @DarkAngel-ow1ck
    @DarkAngel-ow1ck 4 года назад +5555

    “She somehow identified the footsteps as not being those of her parents.”
    Dude I knew when my parents were breathing outside my room

    • @bakuhoe1939
      @bakuhoe1939 4 года назад +252

      Oh god yes I have legit memorized the way each of my parents walk down stairs and open doors.

    • @patriciajankey2910
      @patriciajankey2910 4 года назад +148

      Agreed. Not to mention that in crime stories the kids always say they knew it wasn't their parents footsteps. You hear these people walk around for years and learn how they walk.

    • @PinksInMyArea
      @PinksInMyArea 4 года назад +63

      Ikr, my parents aren't even strict and I know their foorsteps.

    • @cavern6211
      @cavern6211 4 года назад +34

      Patricia Jankey when ur living in hatred/fear of ur parents that’s probably the most common thing a kid will say about their parents, “I know their footsteps” or something like that as an example if u have extensibly abusive parents who beat u everyday or something related u learn when it’s coming real quick just by listening to the footsteps

    • @patriciajankey2910
      @patriciajankey2910 4 года назад +12

      Cavern iOS I honestly knew my families footsteps. I lived with grandmother and grandfather. They walk differently.

  • @tabaxikhajit4541
    @tabaxikhajit4541 6 месяцев назад +53

    This was excellently written and composed. I had seen the suspect interview before and knew the whole story, but there is such quality to this delivery that I was still at the edge of my seat. The team that made this is stellar.

  • @yannab6422
    @yannab6422 14 дней назад +17

    This one is much better then the one on Netflix, they didn’t go into details as much!

  • @shrapnel77
    @shrapnel77 4 года назад +7825

    Why is every single, security camera footage seem like it was shot during the Civil War era?

    • @abicastillo5075
      @abicastillo5075 4 года назад +132

      shrapnel77 irk right then the mars rover is all good

    • @marcofrmokc9462
      @marcofrmokc9462 4 года назад +21

      on god

    • @princessmorganoke
      @princessmorganoke 4 года назад +219

      shrapnel77 Lol because they’re cheap. You’d think if you were gonna invest in a security camera you’d get a good one, god forbid you’d ever need to review the footage..... makes no sense. Cos when they DO need it, it’s hardly even viewable. Shrugs.

    • @Phaminator525
      @Phaminator525 4 года назад +56

      @@princessmorganoke 😂😂😂 honestly. How ppl gonna use trash footage in court with literal pixels

    • @pancakefatboy6692
      @pancakefatboy6692 4 года назад +66

      well i mean it was from a house across the street, the home owners didnt buy the cameras to record their neighbors house. And its meant to record the driveway and front of the house, which it does a good job doing. Its not 4k but you can see whats happening in the front yard. And cameras can be expensive as hell, also its fucking night time so the visibility is bad.
      And to the person saying they might as well not even have a camera if its low quality, at least if something happened, like a break in, the police would have video evidence and could analyze that shit. Im sorry that regular people cant afford thousands of dollars worth of high tech security footage (and the means to store said footage) so they can rewatch their home being broken into in 4k. I bet all the people talking shit on the cameras aint even got cameras of their own.

  • @idriveNotxdrive
    @idriveNotxdrive 4 года назад +19034

    I bet the editor is really sick of having to use the same two photos over and over again😂

    • @poopybaby420
      @poopybaby420 4 года назад +279

      Agreed

    • @tripbee4745
      @tripbee4745 4 года назад +1608

      Lmao they kept changing the animations too keep things exciting 😂

    • @coyotestarastrology
      @coyotestarastrology 4 года назад +94

      Free The plug 😂😂😂😂

    • @itsyourgurlshion3261
      @itsyourgurlshion3261 4 года назад +142

      lol i see this comment while watching the pic at the same time

    • @CoLiNgErRoW
      @CoLiNgErRoW 4 года назад +46

      @@tripbee4745 haha yup they made effort

  • @raymondlin8728
    @raymondlin8728 Год назад +146

    My father was strict when I was growing up. Cared about us getting good grades but not about mental health, no friends, being bullied, just take care of your parents and the business. 😢
    I been in one rehab...kicked out I was told.went to another. They couldn't renew, bc they needed the space for new patients. Understood. Hopefully they're getting better.

    • @YG-rr6zv
      @YG-rr6zv 9 месяцев назад +5

      Hey same here dude😂

    • @Leshy_
      @Leshy_ 8 месяцев назад +5

      True, same here with my parents, i dont give a shit about making friends, they’re going to betray you in the end. As long as i have good grades thats good enough for me and have a high allowance job.

    • @raymondlin8728
      @raymondlin8728 8 месяцев назад +6

      @Leshy_ easy to say that now. But when you're in 3rd, 4, 5 , grade and you're not invited a a kids birthday party, pool party, barbecue, movie at the house, it hurts.....you feel unwanted unloved,, kids think ur a loser, etc

    • @raymondlin8728
      @raymondlin8728 8 месяцев назад +4

      @Leshy_ easy to say that but when friends, are talking about movies, sport, birthday parties, weekend pool parties and nobody invited me.......

    • @lucianayoung282
      @lucianayoung282 Месяц назад

      Dang that’s sad for her and them. Sad she did alll that but in the same regard you can’t contain someone’s life.

  • @xuxushushu
    @xuxushushu 7 месяцев назад +247

    Yeah, anybody who grew up with tiger parents understands Jennifer. Tiger parenting is emotionally and psychologically destructive. What we see here are severe consequences of child abuse. I can’t say I feel much for her parents because I don’t, I know what tiger parenting does to a child and it’s a form of child abuse. Her parents were her abusers. It’s unfortunate it went this far and she wasn’t able simply separate herself from her family. She had choices, including running away and never be heard from again, or contacting the authorities after being locked at home at 19. She chose to unalive her parents instead and though I think that’s a direct result of the child abuse she endured, she crossed a line she can’t return from and deserves her punishment. That’s not the way to solve our problems.

    • @bob-zi1eb
      @bob-zi1eb 4 месяца назад +13

      I cannot imagine being put under that much pressure by my own folks.

    • @emmyo6678
      @emmyo6678 3 месяца назад +8

      Unalive is NOT A WORD!! Stop watching marvel movies and grow up!

    • @xuxushushu
      @xuxushushu 3 месяца назад +41

      @@emmyo6678 I’m aware. It’s just how I censor my words in case the algorithm blocks comments. Now go direct your menopausal hot flashes elsewhere.

    • @5achitMusic
      @5achitMusic 3 месяца назад +15

      Pressuring one to excel academically and not complimenting their achievements is definitely abusive. Hann Pan (despite a victim) should've been charged for abusing Jennifer tbf.

    • @jeffersonadams8711
      @jeffersonadams8711 3 месяца назад +7

      @@emmyo6678 Dude...do you know what website you're on? This stupid site will shadowblock any comments that contain "forbidden" words. The female who runs YT treats language like an 11 year old would.

  • @itzash5499
    @itzash5499 3 года назад +7490

    “She apparently identified the footsteps as not her parents “ boi literally every kid with strict parents can tell the footsteps

    • @NMA635
      @NMA635 3 года назад +237

      Actually I can recognize the footsteps of people close to me without seeing them its not that difficult

    • @hoangnamdav
      @hoangnamdav 3 года назад +105

      @@NMA635 i can even recognize footsteps of my crush. I thought it is normal for every1 to recognize people's footsteps

    • @evan3170
      @evan3170 3 года назад +53

      Tbh recognizing footsteps is easy

    • @thecensoredmuscle563
      @thecensoredmuscle563 3 года назад +52

      Strict parents or not, if they are around alot you know their footsteps.

    • @thecensoredmuscle563
      @thecensoredmuscle563 3 года назад +30

      @@hoangnamdav the crush thing is a little weird. You follow her around or what?

  • @GorrilaJohnson
    @GorrilaJohnson 3 года назад +16896

    The daughter plotted to kill her own parents, and yet her mother’s last words were for the gunmen to spare her daughter. That’s just tragic.

    • @raeo7963
      @raeo7963 3 года назад +856

      I will always love my kids even if one of them decided too take me out

    • @churroscuro8624
      @churroscuro8624 3 года назад +453

      If she cared enough to be emotionally aware she wouldn't have been crying out on the first place. The daughter is the real tragic victim here lol

    • @natalie-jb8gu
      @natalie-jb8gu 3 года назад +1262

      @@churroscuro8624 victim how? she was given the choice to leave her family and live off on her own and do whatever she wanted yet SHE chose to stay.

    • @issy785
      @issy785 3 года назад +156

      @@raeo7963 so it’s true what they say and about marriage and parenting: it’s really does turn ur brain to mush and kill you slowly

    • @raeo7963
      @raeo7963 3 года назад +75

      Yup I would be one of those moms who’s brain was mush and let my kid kill me before I ever had a thought of reacting

  • @RosieNyan
    @RosieNyan 14 дней назад +11

    Yeah strict parents sometimes suck but … I’m thankful mine were. Unlike most of my friends … I’m the only one who didnt experienced teenage pregnancy… so yeah thank you mom and dad. I might have hated them as a teen but today I love them and understand their ways.
    Jennifer is crazy.

  • @linboh2664
    @linboh2664 Год назад +92

    You know one of the biggest things that shocked me when I came back to Japan?
    It was the fact that even here ‘tiger parenting’ is considered one of the most extreme forms of parenting.
    While I did not grow up in such a household myself, most of my other asian friends did and it was pretty much considered the norm. It was only when I came back here that I learned that not all households were like this and that even by their standards this was considered far too extreme.
    The city middle class and upper class tend to put a lot of pressure on their kids but for those born in a pretty standard family we’re raised pretty normally.
    For those who have grown under tiger parenting I hope with this you will understand that tiger parenting is abnormal and a form of abuse. It is in no way normal and shouldn’t ever be normalized.

  • @manhakhan819
    @manhakhan819 5 лет назад +5970

    “She had highlighters”
    That’s when you know it’s legit

  • @opentrunk
    @opentrunk 5 лет назад +6078

    She was 25 years old. This story makes you think she's maybe 18.

    • @juanruiz-vb4bj
      @juanruiz-vb4bj 5 лет назад +148

      opentrunks or 14, psycho!

    • @omeot7910
      @omeot7910 5 лет назад +687

      @@juanruiz-vb4bj 25 and her parents are this controlling? i don't even think this is about the whole date thing, if my parents wouldn't let me do anything other than piano lessons at 17, let alone 25, i'd flip

    • @mahamwaheed9192
      @mahamwaheed9192 5 лет назад +298

      omeot she should have just moved out

    • @rachelbrad6436
      @rachelbrad6436 5 лет назад +24

      @@mahamwaheed9192 yup agree.

    • @cathodexuxinayu6404
      @cathodexuxinayu6404 5 лет назад +9

      Wait what !!?😂😂

  • @reneecarter6702
    @reneecarter6702 Год назад +104

    I lived through horrific physical and verbal child abuse at the hands of my mother, and ignored by my passive father. I ran away from home and things went really bad from there, but I ended up joining the army, becoming a cop and getting my EMT certification and help others who have been abused. If it wasn’t for Jesus Christ saving me, I would be dead. He has also repaired my relationship with my parents. I don’t know what I would do without the Lord Jesus Christ.

  • @bonnielucas3244
    @bonnielucas3244 Год назад +27

    So so sad. Parenting is not for the faint- hearted. Been through lots myself. I can't believe the father survived and could think or talk.

    • @edithbannerman4
      @edithbannerman4 6 месяцев назад

      @Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

  • @Kaeoooo
    @Kaeoooo 3 года назад +15605

    Why do they think it’s suspicious that she can distinguish her parents’ footsteps? I can literally name everyone in my household based on their footsteps alone

    • @xMaFiaKinGz
      @xMaFiaKinGz 3 года назад +196

      K B I heard her dad sold the story to Hollywood producer for millions in a comment in the video by JCS. Her parents are disgusting.

    • @ryn1_
      @ryn1_ 3 года назад +188

      me too .

    • @kafkaesk_
      @kafkaesk_ 3 года назад +404

      If my parents use the soft slippers at home, and the killers wear the boots, I think I would easily distinguish their footsteps. And also at night, the parents go to the kitchen or toilet, they don't want to disturb their children.

    • @katie-st8nx
      @katie-st8nx 3 года назад +135

      @@xMaFiaKinGz her dad was almost murdered by his child. Give him a break.

    • @xMaFiaKinGz
      @xMaFiaKinGz 3 года назад +32

      katie No wont give him a break. He is sneak.

  • @ondre3007
    @ondre3007 4 года назад +4339

    Girl: help I'm tied up
    Police: if your tied up then how are you calling rn
    Girl: 👁👄👁

  • @muantangpua
    @muantangpua 14 дней назад +18

    Came here because of Netflix's "What Jennifer Did"

    • @renafadel
      @renafadel 11 дней назад +2

      Sameee lol 😂

    • @pplzzrock
      @pplzzrock 5 дней назад +2

      This clip’s sm better though!

  • @HajirIbrahim-wf6rx
    @HajirIbrahim-wf6rx 5 месяцев назад +7

    I love my mom she might be strict sometimes but i know that she loves me more than anyone in this world i love you mom ❤ and dad ❤️

  • @elliebenbrick4274
    @elliebenbrick4274 4 года назад +3158

    “She had highlighters” holy shit guys I think we have our suspect

  • @vspecky6681
    @vspecky6681 4 года назад +2832

    No one talking bout Bill Gates being a detective.

    • @vincemcreyn5708
      @vincemcreyn5708 4 года назад +13

      Fr

    • @doublea.b
      @doublea.b 4 года назад +91

      I was exactly on that part! 😂 imagine telling people my dad is bill gates

    • @mindhunter2278
      @mindhunter2278 4 года назад +23

      I burst in laughter when i heard that name.. Lol

    • @adriannae4497
      @adriannae4497 4 года назад +1

      vSpecky i was thinking that 😂

    • @eileeneclark9011
      @eileeneclark9011 4 года назад +3

      5/7/20......AFTER solving THIS case Bill Gates got involved with COVID-19 & his MIRACLE CURE VACCINE THAT THE WHOLE WORLD MUST TAKE!

  • @okzoomer5728
    @okzoomer5728 Год назад +47

    I lived under the rule of a clinically narcissistic parent. Abused a lot.
    Tiger parenting can have lot of narcissism and projection intertwined in it. Depending on the degree it is absolutely child abuse and treating the child as a status symbol instead of a human being who has psychologic limits.
    While I don't condone murder or torture of the parents at all, the daughter was still the victim of decades of psychologic, perhaps physiologic abuse no doubt.

    • @AbdullahHashi-kw3qj
      @AbdullahHashi-kw3qj 26 дней назад

      Narcissistic parents are completely different to tiger parenting
      Narcissistic parents play the most insane illogical mind games to manipulate
      Tiger parents while extremely strict only do logical things and enforce rules they think will help their children succeed

    • @monikabazyl387
      @monikabazyl387 11 дней назад +1

      ❤ exactly 💯 I was raised by sick family. My parents were both alcoholics, aggressively beating eachother, then my mom left with me and moved close to my grandparents. She continued drinking and abusing me emotionally. My grandparents made me take care of her and make sure that people don t see her drunk. They locked me with her and pretended there was no problem. I hated my family, I wished myself dead, my mother dead, everyone. Eventually I graduated and went to work. Moved out from the city, then from the country. I am done.

    • @AbdullahHashi-kw3qj
      @AbdullahHashi-kw3qj 11 дней назад

      @monikabazyl387 good decision
      Can't imagine the psychological damage they inflicted on you

  • @samrayer2517
    @samrayer2517 9 месяцев назад +27

    She tried getting away but her parents dragged her back home...
    What she did is extremely out there and violence is never the answer but as parents you also have to let your children make mistakes and grow as individuals with a open door policy.

  • @taisu3021
    @taisu3021 3 года назад +4742

    "..And her bad boy boyfriend.." **shows least intimidating person ever**

    • @christianh5826
      @christianh5826 3 года назад +156

      Looks like it’s an old highschool/middle school photo, people change. The investigator did say he sold drugs so yea that’s definitely not how he looks 😂

    • @christianh5826
      @christianh5826 3 года назад +98

      Nvm I finished the rest of the video that is how he stayed looking 😂

    • @darkchoosen123456
      @darkchoosen123456 3 года назад +26

      @@christianh5826 bruh 😂

    • @reneesingh6732
      @reneesingh6732 3 года назад +3

      Haha

    • @kitkat7654
      @kitkat7654 3 года назад +38

      @@christianh5826 he probably just sold weed .. lol

  • @belindac7933
    @belindac7933 4 года назад +6485

    But what kind of parents don't even go to their child's high school or college graduation??

    • @erene3739
      @erene3739 4 года назад +212

      Mine

    • @belindac7933
      @belindac7933 4 года назад +38

      @Pinkaugust 😂😂really??!!! 🙄

    • @mookymoos3130
      @mookymoos3130 4 года назад +169

      @Pinkaugust Parents who value all the wrong things, maybe?

    • @fartyanimal9614
      @fartyanimal9614 4 года назад +66

      asians

    • @ladyblazette
      @ladyblazette 4 года назад +220

      Workaholics, raised poor, trying to save for retirement and to provide luxury for their children that they were not given. This girl was evasive and made excuses to trick the parents into believing what she wanted them to. This piece is not very detailed... there is a more in-depth documentary on this which explains the situation much better.

  • @tascolino538
    @tascolino538 15 дней назад +7

    Poor poor girl. I can't imagine the emotional torture and abuse she went through. All she would have wanted was to be a happy person. The people who brought her into this world couldn't do that for her. Just to be allowed to take decisions about the course of her life on her own. Its a pity theres no psych evaluation done for intending parents. Their poor upbringing created a monster, led to her terrible decision making and finally her incarceration. I weep for her and all kids worldwide that experience this sort of abuse. So sad.

  • @Highland_Moo
    @Highland_Moo Год назад +33

    That’s why you make sure to raise your kids with boundaries they understand from a very young age, don’t force them to choose a profession you want and you support their choices. My kids are all grown up and happy. They never gave us any trouble because they knew about consequences for actions from being toddlers…without any physical punishment. They all have great jobs, happy lives and I’m happy knowing they’re happy.

    • @nma87
      @nma87 10 месяцев назад

      are you seriously trying to justify this cruel human beings actions? She was 24, fully capable of making her own decisions.

    • @TheHardcoreGamer1
      @TheHardcoreGamer1 Месяц назад +1

      @@nma87How were they defending her? They were pointing out how poor the parenting of her parents was.

    • @78tmkocsucks88
      @78tmkocsucks88 25 дней назад

      @@nma87you clearly don’t know what’s it like to disappoint Asian parents her household is different from the regular household most people come from

  • @bianca5910
    @bianca5910 4 года назад +19381

    emelia nathan

    • @ok-wk1es
      @ok-wk1es 4 года назад +385

      She looks like one of my friends but she has more of a small face lol even the same glasses

    • @bianca5910
      @bianca5910 4 года назад +358

      dont do school do drugs cool
      but the boyfriend is the one I was talking about and I can’t even with him

    • @anthonyv.h9669
      @anthonyv.h9669 4 года назад +17

      maya lol

    • @lovluffy
      @lovluffy 4 года назад +14

      😂😂😂 true

    • @jaday1829
      @jaday1829 4 года назад +3

      😂

  • @firedavin
    @firedavin 3 года назад +2777

    Apparently her father was wrong. she did have the stomach

  • @monikabazyl387
    @monikabazyl387 11 дней назад +25

    Guys she was 25 years old and her parents only let her to go play piano! She was kept captive and psychologicaly abused by her parents! How nobody questioning that?

    • @user-tz3dy7mt9e
      @user-tz3dy7mt9e 3 дня назад

      Everybody questions that, but that is no justification for murder.

  • @drissaudia1323
    @drissaudia1323 4 месяца назад +9

    Never heard of this term, but it makes sense. A lot of Asian parents are really strict on their kids and want them to be highly educated and achieve academic excellence. But to have the intent to hurt and end your parents life is beyond a crime! Why not just leave home?

  • @dead2675
    @dead2675 5 лет назад +12393

    Some people skip the recommended videos
    But not us
    Not us

    • @chewygold3152
      @chewygold3152 5 лет назад +29

      Ikr i saw it in it plus i seen it on news already but it popped up so i watched it again

    • @ashlechu7832
      @ashlechu7832 5 лет назад +8

      Yep

    • @stevethea5250
      @stevethea5250 5 лет назад +3

      Moment GF N BF LOOKS SAME

    • @Rhelanae
      @Rhelanae 5 лет назад +19

      Well I like watching crime documentaries.

    • @Ally-zn3sn
      @Ally-zn3sn 5 лет назад +19

      Some people move on...
      I like what you did there

  • @zachtacular5021
    @zachtacular5021 4 года назад +1900

    3 Pixels on security camera: move.
    Police: yep that's the killer.

  • @user-jh1pr1xq4z
    @user-jh1pr1xq4z Год назад +1

    As a daughter with abusive and very strict parents, i would never go THIS far... Gosh

  • @violetrodney6042
    @violetrodney6042 Год назад +61

    Strict parenting is a polite term for abuse, let’s not fool ourselves here. Lifelong resentments are harboured and no relief until both parents close their eyes for the final time. I hope this sad tale is a wake up call for strict parents.

    • @Account-xm6vj
      @Account-xm6vj 11 месяцев назад +16

      Strict parents and abusive parents are VERY DIFFERENT.
      Strict parents: No, you must finish your homework before you get your phone.
      Abusive parents: your phone made you the idiot you are today and we're never giving it back, or we're smashing it.
      Strict parents: You cannot have McDonalds today because you had it yesterday, it's unhealthy.
      Abusive parents: Eat this oatmeal three meals a day because you broke our no-Mcdonalds rule.
      Big difference. I had the former. Wonderful parents. Strict, disciplined, turned me into a polite and disciplined human.

    • @nma87
      @nma87 10 месяцев назад +3

      you don't understand what abuse is if you think trying to provide a good future and stable path for your child is abuse.

    • @Itried20takennames
      @Itried20takennames 3 месяца назад +3

      Sort of….but “strict parent” is a pretty vague term. Does that mean any parent who won’t let teens do whatever they want, or a parent who picks your career? Or how about advising a daughter not to date a small-time drug dealer? Some would call that good advice, others would call it interference.
      And had she been 18, maybe….but she was 24. People with truly abusive parents would rather be homeless on the streets, or immediately join the military, or move in with an older bf/gf, or couch surf,…..anything just to get away from the abuse.
      But she did little and stayed home, and then told ridiculous lie after ridiculous lie (it was all a wacky misunderstanding) and blamed everything she did on everyone but herself.

    • @JenniferHales
      @JenniferHales 3 месяца назад +7

      Strict parenting is not abusive though. It is a style of parenting. I do feel strict is better than spoiling at least. Regardless, her parents did seem to abuse her because it's wrong to lock your 18 year old in the house and control their love life.

    • @violetrodney6042
      @violetrodney6042 2 месяца назад

      @@JenniferHales what I have observed in my life experience. The wild child are the ones who come from overly strict parents. I also observed that child are often scared of their parents and chose not to confide in them. I have witnessed this some many times when the parents are hurt when they own children are unable or unwilling to come to them if they need advice. To address the point about a spoiled child, what is a spoiled child to you? Remember, children are not property they should be treated fairly and with a degree of firmness. Please let me explain firmness, this doesn’t mean threatening way, but a proper explanation why things have to be done in a certain manner along with the consequences when it is not followed.

  • @KusanoMegumi
    @KusanoMegumi 3 года назад +3231

    Jennifer’s logic: You can’t disappoint your parents if you don’t have any.

    • @TheKing60210
      @TheKing60210 3 года назад +10

      Tapsnogin.jpg

    • @okamijubei
      @okamijubei 3 года назад +76

      Also Jennifer's Logic: If your parents are dead, you are free and no more pain.

    • @sambur6480
      @sambur6480 3 года назад +12

      Lmao 😂

    • @belljack9898
      @belljack9898 3 года назад +9

      That's a fact lmao

    • @deenad3562
      @deenad3562 3 года назад +11

      Well don't forget, she never graduated high school😵

  • @kanj3670
    @kanj3670 5 лет назад +7261

    *drove 2 luxury cars* shows an ugly Lexus and a broken Mercedes

    • @haydenturner4386
      @haydenturner4386 5 лет назад +38

      Riot Kai 😂😂

    • @Mscello22
      @Mscello22 5 лет назад +353

      Says the guy with no car. 😙

    • @firegodyt5690
      @firegodyt5690 5 лет назад +151

      I would rather have a crappy 2019 Ford Focus instead

    • @yxng2335
      @yxng2335 5 лет назад +172

      Mscello22 you feel personally attacked because you own a shitty old Mercedes or what? 🤨

    • @misterman1371
      @misterman1371 5 лет назад +9

      @@aryanshawla117 so true. A countach is a piece of shit just because it old

  • @aly6192
    @aly6192 11 месяцев назад +4

    My ex boyfriend was like this. He started lying about EVERYTHING after the day that his parents decided to transfer him to another uni because he failed all the classes. But the reason was not because they wanted him to be the best student, they wanted him just to get a degree and paying our current uni was too expensive. I wouldn't say that they were strict, because they always gave him the chance of "If you don't want to study go to work and build your own life by yourself". Well, after that our relationship started to be a nightmare. He would lie to me about all the grades (one time he even falsified a document and send it to me), he would lie about his entire day at the new uni (later I discovered that he was actually home playing games), he would lie about his parents being okay with him traveling to be with me, about was he was doing, about everything. And 90% of the stories and lies he initiated by himself, and not because I asked about it. That year he failed again all his classes and of course he lied about that too. I didn't want to control him, only help. Several times I told him that if he wants do drop uni and start another thing I would help him and support him! He would say that everything is fine and he will graduate. Years passed and everything stayed the same. When I discovered the lies it messed so much with my mental health that you can't even imagine. After an argument he would suggest to me that he may end his life and then block me everywhere for 3 days. Then came back like nothing happened. IT WAS A NIGHTMARE. That fortunately ended. This people are scary. And blaming only the parents is completely wrong. He was not a child, not either this girl.

    • @Gokusaiyan.
      @Gokusaiyan. 10 месяцев назад

      i failed to in exams wasn't smart student but i cheated on exams and passed out as asian people only accept you if your are graduated have passive income if you are drop out you'd shamed
      yup i lied many time to my relatives about my grades even to my mom that everything was okay Even thought it wasn't okay since the cost of University i was studying was costly till last year just passed and completed my graduation lol

  • @ark3361
    @ark3361 8 месяцев назад +11

    Why would you call her the Daughter of hell? More like parents from hell. Monsters are not born but created. She just wanted to enjoy her life, wanted to live as a normal kid but nobody talked about it. People who grew up with nice and lovable families and parents would never understand the struggle.

    • @ark3361
      @ark3361 7 месяцев назад

      @@Totododofodo not for Asians, it’s different out there

  • @BP-vz9tw
    @BP-vz9tw 3 года назад +6993

    When you have strict parents, it’s not unusual to know their footsteps. Growing up in a very traditional asian family, I can identify who went out of their bedrooms, which car is about to park, which keys are for the house or the cars, and even their snores. It’s just something you learn when you are scared.

    • @Princess-di2zx
      @Princess-di2zx 3 года назад +349

      True. I memorize my family members foot steps.

    • @tachyonspeedy2877
      @tachyonspeedy2877 3 года назад +315

      Saaame...I know who’s using the bathroom without seeing them go in. Like it not a matter of fear tho, it’s more like who do I have to mentally prepare to talk to.

    • @felixhoang7407
      @felixhoang7407 3 года назад +67

      I feel you, I used to live with my brother-in-law, he’s a dad,also a HS teacher and he’s pretty much a strict person, not in a forceful way like other, he understand how things goes, he used to be an ex-gangster that’s why he didn’t want everyone else to step on that mistake especially me and his son,but still... I could definitely identify his movements, his habits, and other things, so overall I think My situation change since I move out.. well what a story, but hopefully your parents would go easy on you... much respect.

    • @najihahp8346
      @najihahp8346 3 года назад +30

      Trueeeeeeee me also know how they close the door 😂😂

    • @anamiguel2603
      @anamiguel2603 3 года назад +35

      So true. Even on who is on the kitchen, living room based on the noise or clacking sound they create lol

  • @kaitlin7864
    @kaitlin7864 5 лет назад +4503

    Bro everyone knows what their parents' footsteps sound like

    • @googleuser3665
      @googleuser3665 5 лет назад +47

      LMAO! Yeah, this girl is definitely an idiot! I bet she probably thought that lie sounded good and convincing until she realized that's she a fucking moron! smh

    • @SuelyPio
      @SuelyPio 5 лет назад +218

      True... I know the sound of my parents and siblings footsteps

    • @paulcarpenter5731
      @paulcarpenter5731 5 лет назад +90

      Well ya.. if your upstairs... and your parents have not worn shoes in the house since the first move in day... and they are alot lighter then the men in the house. Heavier step with boots on. I can see how she would know it's not her parents.

    • @bessinadress
      @bessinadress 5 лет назад +166

      Yeah I don’t get what’s weird about her saying that. When I lived at home I could always identify my mum, dad and brother by their footsteps. Some people walk more heavily or lightly than others, or have a different gait, or tend to walk at a different pace etc - I really don’t find that claim unusual at all :/

    • @WilliamsPinch
      @WilliamsPinch 5 лет назад +59

      I haven’t lived with my mother for a decade and I still know when it’s her coming up the stairs in her home.

  • @MayBeMe...
    @MayBeMe... 6 месяцев назад +43

    Having children does not give you the right to own their lives and expectations - Jennifer seems to have been driven to figure a way out of her parents tyranny. I don't condone murder, but I do say, if you are abusive to children or pets, you'd better prepare for a fight. You never know what limits will be the last straw that end in a revolt you created the groundwork for.

    • @darkrai7597
      @darkrai7597 5 месяцев назад +2

      It’s a parent’s job to do everything they can to setup their kids for success. You can’t be overly involved in your kid’s lives but you can’t just let them do anything they want. If Jennifer didn’t agree with her parents, she had the option to leave them. Just because you have strict parents doesn’t give you carte blanche to do something like this.

    • @a.s.3676
      @a.s.3676 5 месяцев назад +7

      Exactly. They abused her in the worst way possible: they wanted to live their dreams in her body.

    • @lolwillow188
      @lolwillow188 5 месяцев назад +3

      You are undermining it by saying "strict parents". I had friends with strict parents. These parents were disgusting.

  • @amouryourskin4691
    @amouryourskin4691 7 месяцев назад +87

    I think we are missing the root of the problem in this case here and that is the possible abuse by her 'Tiger parents'. Of course it's awful that this has happened; but you must ponder why a child would have enough contempt to do this to their own parents.

    • @violetrodney6042
      @violetrodney6042 2 месяца назад +4

      Easy it is called resentment. I don’t condone this woman’s behaviour but a series of events lead to this. If only this woman chose to leave and have no further contact with them, things would been different. Now she has to live with the consequences of her actions.

    • @ARBIE366
      @ARBIE366 18 дней назад +6

      As an Asian, I can tell you that cutting off family isn’t always that easy. Familial ties could run deeper than most non-Asians could understand. If you’re really “lucky, “ you could even become an outcast to the entire clan! She really found herself pushed to the wall. And her lying ultimately became her maladaptive coping mechanism. I don’t completely empathize with the parents for their abusive tiger parenting. But I do hope that everyone find the healing they need, eventually.

  • @johnstjohn1987
    @johnstjohn1987 5 лет назад +2662

    Meanwhile the son is away at college going WTF bruh???

    • @axlezation
      @axlezation 5 лет назад +333

      Nope, boy chose to stay away from the parents apparently. It was a good choice man

    • @starstellarproductions435
      @starstellarproductions435 5 лет назад +16

      Steak guy [DHMIS] you don’t know it where’s your evidence sir?

    • @nataliahall236
      @nataliahall236 5 лет назад +27

      Steak guy [DHMIS] this thread made me laugh to hard.

    • @YTDBD00
      @YTDBD00 5 лет назад +11

      @Steak guy [DHMIS] 😂 you're not right

    • @JohnPerry27
      @JohnPerry27 5 лет назад +29

      Nah, I bet the brother was thinking "I should've known this was gonna happen, I lived in that household."

  • @rickiex
    @rickiex 5 лет назад +28065

    i always told my parents theres worse kids out there, now they believe me lol

    • @tenzingobom4748
      @tenzingobom4748 5 лет назад +179

      😂😂

    • @KathrynFritze
      @KathrynFritze 5 лет назад +11

      rickiex n

    • @ql688
      @ql688 5 лет назад +602

      hahah i tell mines the same too. they had four healthy kids. we did not do drugs steal or had a drinking problem. We didnt study all the time but we are all pretty responsible.

    • @espositolne
      @espositolne 5 лет назад +126

      Have they really never heard of kids murdering parents before?

    • @MomoKunDaYo
      @MomoKunDaYo 5 лет назад +77

      If you are a bad kid, then that reason does not justify the situation.

  • @user-jn5pl3xf4r
    @user-jn5pl3xf4r 3 месяца назад +1

    I am in tears at the end. So sad for all of them.

  • @noire9601
    @noire9601 16 дней назад +13

    This reminds me of a popular verse. It says..."Children, obey your parents in the Lord: for this is right. Honor thy father and mother; which is the first commandment with promise....However, parents, DO NOT PROVOKE YOUR CHILDREN TO WRATH.."
    Enough said.

  • @susanhughan2198
    @susanhughan2198 5 лет назад +17843

    How she “acted” at her Mother’s funeral doesn’t always show guilt...Her brother didn’t show emotions either ..

    • @missatheistvegan1744
      @missatheistvegan1744 5 лет назад +2047

      That right there shows that something was up with the household.

    • @mjallen1308
      @mjallen1308 5 лет назад +2088

      Investigators find a problem regardless. If she had cried they would have said she faked it or cried bc investigators were on to her...

    • @victoriawalker7567
      @victoriawalker7567 5 лет назад +1302

      Yeah, sometimes people are just in shock.

    • @raemontargaryen3005
      @raemontargaryen3005 5 лет назад +436

      just because theyre asian they look emotionless? lol. they look like they acted normally on that one pic. you cant just assume how they act during whole funeral. +i think the information that she doesnt show any emotion wasnt according to that one pic.

    • @susanhughan2198
      @susanhughan2198 5 лет назад +329

      Raymond Terutama It was “according” to her emotions, as they had filmed the funeral ~ I agree, everyone handles their emotions differently 🙏 Everyone ~

  • @robertocasaletti5005
    @robertocasaletti5005 5 лет назад +3832

    Editor: What kind of visual effects do you want for this video?
    Director: Yes.

  • @tracym6652
    @tracym6652 9 месяцев назад +35

    Asian woman here and i see this type of parenting all the time. Its awful and abusive. The way they belittle their kids for not being amazing is hurtful. I totally understand for completely snapping. She probably felt they owed her for all the abuse

    • @vminhope3040
      @vminhope3040 4 месяца назад +5

      Mexican parents are like that too

    • @Itried20takennames
      @Itried20takennames 3 месяца назад +3

      It is awful, but by no means limited to Asian parents. Many parents demand that their kids do at least as well, if not better, than they did. My own mother would throw abusive, insult laden tantrums if I got an A-minus on an assignment in school, rather than another A-plus, and literally nothing was ever quite “good enough.”
      It has its own consequences, as I am not close to my parents and cut them off completely for a couple years in my 20s, before saying that any further relationship was going to follow MY guidelines on decent, respectful behavior. But that said, murder is “outrageous overshadow” where what one person does is wrong, but the other persons’ reaction is so extreme, it makes them the “bad guy.”
      And she was 24, in Canada. No matter how sheltered or brow beaten, she could have just left and made her own way. It’s not easy, but those with truly abusive parents prefer to be homeless on the streets, or join the military, or couchsurf, or anything just to get away from the abuse.
      I think she was more a “failure to launch” case like Chandler Haldersen or the other cases of adult moochers who kill parents for money.

  • @LKelz
    @LKelz 10 месяцев назад +49

    For those who thinks she is 24 and she could just leave … its easier said then done !
    I am 28 . Still lives with my mom who used to emotionally , verbally and physically abusive . And sometimes she can be loving .
    And when I have money from disability she will ask me to contribute rent because she is almost legally blind and cant work
    And she even asked me to pay her back for the years I was underpaid and the years I used her money saying all those payments I need to pay back before I move out !
    And everytime i mentioned about moving out she will threw a huge fit! And so does the rest of my family members does NOT support me move out ! And when I do anything I need her permission like even wasting money on a taxi she will get real angry !she insisted on me giving her money to buy us a house and live with her until 30 !
    And if you never know what is like to grew up with Angry Asian parents and gaslighting you dont know what its like !Money is not the only issuue. Physically and fiancially we can move out but mentally we cant . We are scared of upseting our parents because how controlling they are .
    My mom never taught me how to cook , how to clean , how to fend for myselfnever be supportive of me when I was underemployed. And when lock myself in my room she will tell ne how lazy I am and how useless I am .and when i point out what she did wrong she will either yell at me saying all those mistakes I amde or somply lock herself inher room and never speak to me until the next day ….
    And i know that eventhough i am capable of moving out but mentally I cant . i am scared of making her upset . Its that we dont even know how to live for ourselves anymore . We dont know what is like to be happy for ourselves and fight for ourselves and what is it that makes us happy .. the only thing we know is what we are scared of upsetting our parents . Its like a dark shadow that is casting on us.
    And I believe that Jennifer Pan lies about her grades and her life not because she likes doing that . Its because she was scared of disappointment and punishment from her parents ! And she would rather kill them then upsets them because thats the only way she feels that she could be free.
    I relate to Jennifer Pan a lot and every day I am scared that myself will go crazy and turn into someone like her . Everytime my mom verbally put me down and called me names and attacks my character on every single mistake I made I buried my anger and hate and I am afraid I will go crazy one day to the point I started avoidng knives , cooking , and even driving
    And whats worse is that in people grew up in traditional American household never understand what we have to go through . Our parentsraised us this way because they grew up in Asian countries w everyone were poor. Farmers, and the only way they know love is by putting food on the table . Is like the Marslow hierarchy of needs . Their needs stuck with fod and shelter and while their children . Needs of love , social and accep never will be meet . And in the end they dont even understand why their children is depressed .

    • @elemeno82002
      @elemeno82002 9 месяцев назад +3

      I understand what you're trying to say. I hope you've been able to receive mental health services in the past 2 years

    • @yan.weather
      @yan.weather 9 месяцев назад +4

      Insightful sharing

    • @azkaasghar7454
      @azkaasghar7454 9 месяцев назад +6

      I am stunned to see that all of us are going through hell because of our parents. I also wanted to kill my parents 3 years ago. And, I was so crazy that I used to post on social media saying "somebody please kill my parents, I'll pay for it" Well, thank God my boyfriend helped me a lot to manage my anger and stopped me from doing the unthinkable.
      Then, I started working on myself, and after 3 years, I'm eloping with my husband (the boyfriend that I mentioned earlier, we are married but I couldn't disclose it otherwise my parents would have killed me). Within a week from now, I'll be in a different country, free from all these chains ⛓️.
      🎉

    • @rodolforodriguez2592
      @rodolforodriguez2592 16 дней назад

      Thank you

  • @EpicBenjo
    @EpicBenjo 5 лет назад +16308

    Don't they have more than 2 pictures of this girl?? I feel sorry for the editor having to keep reusing those two pictures and trying to make it look different each time, doing different zooms and pans and other sfx lolol

  • @morbidmistress5602
    @morbidmistress5602 5 лет назад +3427

    She should have been an actress instead of pharmacist

    • @NoveskeYT
      @NoveskeYT 5 лет назад +126

      No, she clearly failed at acting, that's why she got caught...

    • @dianamcintosh4446
      @dianamcintosh4446 5 лет назад +79

      Nusret Bextiyar She only got caught because she was followed😂

    • @roanne8059
      @roanne8059 5 лет назад +2

      Nusret Bextiyar HEHWHHWW

    • @danie.henryy
      @danie.henryy 5 лет назад +2

      I don't that would work

    • @MN-ly5qs
      @MN-ly5qs 5 лет назад +1

      Nice one nursret XD

  • @Daytraderkev
    @Daytraderkev 12 дней назад +2

    Her path was changed when she met her boy friend. That changed her life. Loving the wrong person can be life changing. Meeting the wrong people brought tragedy to their family. Also his strict dad was also not a good thing. Imagine if he wasn't strict and she never met her boyfriend.

  • @turulszervac1714
    @turulszervac1714 6 месяцев назад +32

    I'm reading her story and the more I read it, the more I see her as the victim. The dad was an asshole who micromanaged everything and put an enormous amount of academic pressure on her and also banned her from dating or hanging out with friends. And he was so harsh on her regarding her grades that she went to extreme length to forge them. I can't really blame her for snapping given how horrible he was.

    • @EXEcosmoman20
      @EXEcosmoman20 6 месяцев назад +10

      tiger parents should face jail time, why on earth would they think its a good method when its simply emotional and psychologial abuse towards there child? look vid is a prime example

    • @Rayis4444
      @Rayis4444 5 месяцев назад +2

      This is every lndian child’s life.

    • @turulszervac1714
      @turulszervac1714 4 месяца назад

      @@EXEcosmoman20 I agree. This is why I say Amy Chua is the worst celebrity in existence and should face the worst punishment

    • @turulszervac1714
      @turulszervac1714 4 месяца назад

      @@Rayis4444 that just makes India look bad

  • @Andrew-th3gz
    @Andrew-th3gz 3 года назад +3548

    Dad: no boyfriend until I die
    Daughter: *say no more*

    • @dapunkof1975
      @dapunkof1975 3 года назад +30

      😆

    • @jawhearrdbruh7221
      @jawhearrdbruh7221 3 года назад +158

      You know dad is disappointed that she can’t even commit murder successfully.

    • @amor7886
      @amor7886 3 года назад +65

      @@jawhearrdbruh7221 i know , she had one job and failed 🙄

    • @bustinjieber6182
      @bustinjieber6182 3 года назад +7

      💀💀💀

    • @nattyboii4905
      @nattyboii4905 3 года назад +43

      Sheeesh, Dark humour is really the best but I feel bad

  • @Sionnanful
    @Sionnanful 5 лет назад +3285

    When my best friend's mom died, she just became numb to the world for a couple months. She didn't cry at the funeral, she cried behind doors, so that people couldn't see.
    I'm just saying...someone not crying at a funeral isn't horrible or suspicious. People grieve in different ways.

    • @TigerPony
      @TigerPony 5 лет назад +60

      Sionnanful - In this case, her lack of emotion led to the truth! Amen!

    • @ryanmelady9769
      @ryanmelady9769 5 лет назад +5

      Sionnanful my best friends adopted mom (her mom adopted her) and she passed from heart surgery.

    • @Dolly-oh1mt
      @Dolly-oh1mt 5 лет назад +3

      agreed

    • @SolidMike84
      @SolidMike84 5 лет назад +55

      Sionnanful
      My dad didn't cry at his moms funeral, because he had before that emptied out all the tears possible.

    • @happypuppy6484
      @happypuppy6484 5 лет назад +3

      Sionnanful exactly my dad died when I was 10. I didn’t cry at his funeral

  • @johndavidsantos1990
    @johndavidsantos1990 Год назад +11

    Let this be a lesson especially to Asian parents everywhere - BE BETTER PARENTS!

  • @lysanne6214
    @lysanne6214 Год назад +55

    2:20 they act like this is a weird thing to be able to hear. But when I was a kid I could identify Who was walking up the stairs, mom, dad or my sister. If it was my mom or dad I had to turn of my Light real Quick but if it was my sister i could go on with reading my book.
    I bet she could identify her parents their footsteps from anyone elses.
    But of course we now know why she knew they where from someone else

    • @hydrolito
      @hydrolito Год назад

      Asians often take off shoes when go into house also so if not wearing shoes or wearing house slippers would sound different than street shoes or boots.

    • @quackerhead2670
      @quackerhead2670 Год назад

      Cute

  • @AllLifeIsTravesty
    @AllLifeIsTravesty 5 лет назад +3131

    Damn, she was smart enough to forge her grades, a high school diploma *and* a college acceptance letter but *not* graduate high school?
    Edit: I was legit just making a joke about how much this girl could accomplish while I can’t even work anything more complex than Microsoft Paint and everyone in the comments is arguing over levels of intelligence, whether they can be rated by grades, how psychopathy effects them, etc. And tbh-it’s all better than I could have hoped God bless you all.

    • @mliak.6579
      @mliak.6579 5 лет назад +147

      She propably didnt want to graduate

    • @anrick1362
      @anrick1362 5 лет назад +351

      Most likely laziness. I know people who are crazy smart but can't be bothered to do the work.

    • @MeneTekelUpharsin
      @MeneTekelUpharsin 5 лет назад +62

      It takes a lot of time and work to keep from working

    • @juliaromero7512
      @juliaromero7512 5 лет назад +23

      She didn't want to go to school anyway.

    • @sirih4085
      @sirih4085 5 лет назад +85

      Really smart people don't care about school cause they feel it holds them back.

  • @78greenspaceman87
    @78greenspaceman87 4 года назад +1289

    "She had highlighters"
    Must be serious about her studies

    • @kayp.3832
      @kayp.3832 4 года назад +21

      Wait until they hear about her IPad.

    • @Mrs.Self.Distruct
      @Mrs.Self.Distruct 4 года назад +41

      Highlighters? No further questions.

    • @foggyfrogy
      @foggyfrogy 4 года назад +15

      meawhile me highlighting everything...

    • @machigiceb7788
      @machigiceb7788 4 года назад +6

      yeah that's an indicator all right lol

    • @Inmywordz
      @Inmywordz 4 года назад +2

      😂😂😂

  • @WolfRun59
    @WolfRun59 3 месяца назад +55

    Although what she did is inexcusable, the parents drove her nuts. Her parents were not innocent victims. They created the daughter she became.

  • @tiffanymarie9750
    @tiffanymarie9750 13 дней назад +4

    The reality is most people who are raised by strict parents or even abusive parents do not turn to murder to get out of it. Her parents' being controlling isn't any excuse whatsoever.

  • @ferdinandwang1165
    @ferdinandwang1165 5 лет назад +4524

    'Be nice to your children. They pick your retirement home.' - Bumper sticker.

    • @lawrencebruan-vy2px
      @lawrencebruan-vy2px 5 лет назад +287

      If your children put you in a retirement home they are shit children, though I agree

    • @TwilightNecromancer
      @TwilightNecromancer 5 лет назад +78

      And the murder weapon.

    • @rubyia312
      @rubyia312 5 лет назад +44

      More like they're the ones you live with in your retirement while you care for the grandchildren

    • @nihilisticbarbie
      @nihilisticbarbie 5 лет назад +159

      @@lawrencebruan-vy2px Do you have any idea what it's like to live with someone who needs to be in a retirement home? My grandpa came home the other day from being released from the retirement home he was at............. in the hours I was away at work, he broke off door of the sink cabinet in our bathroom, threw powder Comet all over the walls, the floor, and the door, and anything that wasn't affixed to the wall, he threw and made a mess. So please, unless you're in this situation, don't speak for the people actually going through it. And my mom came over and had to call the police because my grandpa was being very aggressive and combative. He's back in the hospital now because honestly he can no longer live at home.

    • @jdjking
      @jdjking 5 лет назад +2

      You're a idiot!

  • @meganfaith4052
    @meganfaith4052 5 лет назад +2509

    You absolutely can tell the difference in a stranger’s steps from your family’s steps! You can identify your own family’s footsteps when you live with them long enough.

    • @amiramin5971
      @amiramin5971 5 лет назад +115

      Thats so true even i know who is knocking door by the sound. I thought its common sense to know...

    • @zairieaizat7875
      @zairieaizat7875 5 лет назад +50

      Yea even i know the sound that my family would make in the house like how my mom open the door how loud my dad just bash my f'n door

    • @timben7424
      @timben7424 5 лет назад +9

      Who the hell are u fucking daredevil

    • @wickedghoul4633
      @wickedghoul4633 5 лет назад +46

      Right?! I had to pause when he said "somehow she could tell they weren't her parents" I've always been able to tell who's walking in the hallway in my house 😂😂 it's not hard at all lmao

    • @Serena9978
      @Serena9978 5 лет назад +7

      Yeah i can tell from my family whos walking up and down the stairs.

  • @victhealfanix1993
    @victhealfanix1993 9 дней назад +2

    I just watched the documentary on Netflix, and to learn about it, it's just gloomy and so tragic that no one really ever saw it coming. The fact that expectation from any parent to their children on how to raise them to become a good or better person and become a model in society is challenging and tough one but to kill the ones you love because you want a different kind of love??? That's Surreal and Desperate! I think the song "Too much love will kill you" hits differently to every person who needs to be loved but with caution because it could hurt you deep inside. RIP to her mother it's so painful to learn and heard about it especially with the relatives and their love ones😢💔

  • @Itried20takennames
    @Itried20takennames 3 месяца назад

    If anyone else is in a similar situation, just move out as a young adult, and if still too young, hold out and get ready to leave when you can. It isn’t easy making your own way, but you will need to do it anyway, so best to figure it out and not stay in a bad situation.
    I have been there with overly demanding, never “good enough” parents, and if they are truly abusive, the best thing is to move out and set your own boundaries once a young adult. We all get dealt some good cards in life, and some bad, and success is making the best of the hand you are given.
    Plus once independent, even if not as wealthy initially, you are still the one in control. You can set limits on what behaviors you won’t tolerate from them.

  • @AuntyM66
    @AuntyM66 5 лет назад +6041

    Be careful how you raise your kids. This has put me off having kids. Some kids can be so ungrateful.

    • @mbison5995
      @mbison5995 5 лет назад +9

      Lol

    • @tseamus8288
      @tseamus8288 5 лет назад +21

      True.

    • @lynnlynn9124
      @lynnlynn9124 5 лет назад +172

      Usually true, but I've met 2 kids who were raised by loving, hard working parents but were evil personified.

    • @yourlocalwalmart8760
      @yourlocalwalmart8760 5 лет назад +24

      Lynn Lynn that is true I am a Asian and I’m evil but I am looking to change

    • @lynnlynn9124
      @lynnlynn9124 5 лет назад +9

      @@yourlocalwalmart8760 😮

  • @dipfuk
    @dipfuk 5 лет назад +2658

    I do have to say when your parents say you “aren’t good enough” that can mess up a child

    • @missgibbonsx2376
      @missgibbonsx2376 5 лет назад +52

      You're completely right!

    • @PeanutButterZombie00
      @PeanutButterZombie00 5 лет назад +171

      There's probably a lot more to this story and how this girl was raised that none of us will ever know about. It doesn't justify what she did at all, but it might have painted a different picture.

    • @taeminsant4375
      @taeminsant4375 5 лет назад +12

      definitely.

    • @glimmeringsea5105
      @glimmeringsea5105 5 лет назад +9

      Very true

    • @hellohonestly3648
      @hellohonestly3648 5 лет назад +29

      I spent 2 weeks in a psych hospital cause of these sentences

  • @Aquabo7765
    @Aquabo7765 5 месяцев назад

    To much pressure on anyone could make them snap ! As a parent we all want the most talented child/dren ever and sometimes we have to take a step back when the seem overwhelmed

  • @palmereldrich
    @palmereldrich 9 месяцев назад +2

    I hope all parents are watching this VERY carefully.

  • @itsBBFABluv18
    @itsBBFABluv18 5 лет назад +2303

    I can also tell who's coming up the stairs by the sound of their footprints by the pace and pressure of it, it's not that weird

    • @antigonasefija9009
      @antigonasefija9009 5 лет назад +180

      Thank you!! I was just looking for this comment! I mean how is that unusual?! You live with this people your hole life. Like I can tell which of my parents it is by just hearing them breath ?

    • @elmoyes207
      @elmoyes207 5 лет назад +81

      I memorized it cause if I’m awake past 10 pm when i was 11 my dad would beat my ass lol

    • @Vesperad0
      @Vesperad0 5 лет назад

      Yeah same

    • @christianb8228
      @christianb8228 5 лет назад

      Beckymaybee wow you must really live in fear

    • @Jackiluv777
      @Jackiluv777 5 лет назад +2

      VerusOnix Darn Right!

  • @lucy.k1033
    @lucy.k1033 4 года назад +2300

    And my parents say I’m the worst daughter

    • @isobel7945
      @isobel7945 4 года назад +11

      Lucy Kue ikr

    • @pukelius4128
      @pukelius4128 4 года назад +15

      Id kill em

    • @mwohaeyo
      @mwohaeyo 4 года назад +5

      Fr ur lucky I’m not that crazy lmao

    • @cynthiaromano4630
      @cynthiaromano4630 4 года назад +3

      Army and Same

    • @wowza5350
      @wowza5350 4 года назад +7

      ıoq ɥnʎ It’s the fanbase name of a popular kpop boy group named BTS

  • @kasandracoan9512
    @kasandracoan9512 Год назад

    The mother and father were capable of love and compassion. She will be in a special hell of her own when she leave this world. That is justice. KC Comanche tx

  • @lotusstargirl5507
    @lotusstargirl5507 Год назад +3

    I understand having strict parents, what I don't understand is hating them so much that you would go to through that length to murder them. Having strict parents doesn't justify being a murderer.

  • @eehhee7675
    @eehhee7675 3 года назад +5543

    My parents aren’t strict, but I can still identify who’s coming towards me based on the footsteps in my house.

    • @ari1758
      @ari1758 3 года назад +118

      Me too. My dad wears flip flops in the house and they drag on the floor. My mom doesnt drag her feet at all. My grandmother wears house slippers and her footsteps are very quiet. I can always tell who's walking around.

    • @fcknkaleo
      @fcknkaleo 3 года назад +17

      @@ari1758 bruh you wear shoes in the house 😭

    • @ari1758
      @ari1758 3 года назад +54

      @@fcknkaleo I dont, I like to go barefoot, but the rest of my family has house shoes they dont wear outside.

    • @butti7792
      @butti7792 3 года назад

      true

    • @itzweep6068
      @itzweep6068 3 года назад +7

      @@ari1758 us Asians can’t where shoes in the house😞

  • @hothotheat3000
    @hothotheat3000 4 года назад +1624

    Her parents never asked why they weren’t going to a graduation ceremony?

    • @buttery_gooch6
      @buttery_gooch6 4 года назад +23

      @Carl yes they fucking were? you're a dumbass?

    • @muskanb2346
      @muskanb2346 4 года назад +21

      Carl listen to the story, they’re immigrants who came by boat.

    • @buttery_gooch6
      @buttery_gooch6 4 года назад +7

      @Carl they only had 1 child

    • @buttery_gooch6
      @buttery_gooch6 4 года назад +4

      @Carl oh.

    • @avrilcarbone1915
      @avrilcarbone1915 4 года назад +38

      She told them that she could only get one ticket for the graduation so she’d rather give it to her friend so that it would be fair since one parent wouldn’t have been able to come

  • @fuckitup69
    @fuckitup69 16 дней назад

    The fact that the dad survived to tell the world that his daughter was a perpetrator and this shows that he is a good guy

  • @chrish8320
    @chrish8320 5 лет назад +3032

    Dude you have no idea how fking long have i tried to avoid watching this video but its been appearing in my recommendation constantly as if youtube wants to shove this video down my throat and force me to watch it... so yeah i finally watched it. You’re welcome youtube.

    • @KonstruktiveKritik
      @KonstruktiveKritik 5 лет назад +5

      Kristaps H. Thank you for your service Sir!

    • @lookingcooljokr9528
      @lookingcooljokr9528 5 лет назад +10

      Just click not interested after clicking the three dots

    • @sumavargas3147
      @sumavargas3147 5 лет назад +15

      No one forced you to do anything. Your will is weak.

    • @kburkett3894
      @kburkett3894 5 лет назад +1

      Lol it's done that to me too

    • @-L.S
      @-L.S 5 лет назад +4

      @@lookingcooljokr9528 I did, like three separate times, only took a week for it to reappear