The 12-Year-Old Who Became a Triple Murderer... | The Richardson Family

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Happy halloween folks! It's tipping it down here in London so no trick or treating for me tonight haha. As a few of you have pointed out a man has finally been arrested in connection to the Delphi murders (one of the first notoruious cases I covered here). You can follow my twitter/instagram for more case updates. I also add additional content over on my patreon! Links below; ➤ Patreon: www.patreon.com/coffeehousecrime ➤ Instagram: instagram.com/coffeehousecrime ➤ Twitter: twitter.com/coffeehcrime

[@judeinLA.]

Event though Halloween is not the same since years past. 🎃 I hope you enjoy the day 👻

[@tartaninka]

Karma

[@lydih2728]

Much love from Kenya 🌺🇰🇪

[@caterinadelgalles8783]

Family is singular. 'Family was', not were. Families as plural can take 'were' Love your videos!

[@mouse9665]

@@caterinadelgalles8783 oh stop! Why be a jerk. Don't watch and for sure don't comment on HIS CHANNEL if your gonna be like this! It's his channel and he's doing great leave him alone bet your not even subed...

[@bubblegumpop99]

As a Canadian (and Albertan), this case enrages me. I have student debt, although I have been a good student and citizen. This vile girl slit her brother's throat and killed her parents, but she barely got punished. She went on to get a free university education, and now she's living freely. I don't think this is right. She had a loving family who were trying to protect her. There's not even a history of trauma here. This is not justice!

[@n4ttyyy]

What would ruining her life do? It would just make the casualties 4 instead of 3. Im sure her parents would be happy to see her finally happy and thriving.

[@jamesshore3191]

@@n4ttyyy It would save her next potential victims, which is more important than the freedom she threw away for serial murder.

[@thaiscorreaa]

@@n4ttyyy are you on something?

[@ryein]

how much do u want them to punish a 12 year old that was being manipulated by a pedophile? Im glad they went the rehabilitation route and were able to feel so confidently that they were successful.

[@bubblegumpop99]

@@ryein they expunged her records. Then here's an attaboy for ya and we'll pay for your education! Seems less like rehabilitation, and more like a reward to me. It doesn't matter how old she was. It was her idea to get rid of her family. She was seeking someone who would murder them for her. If not Jeremy, then someone else. No, she doesn't deserve these rewards. And how sure can we be they were successful? Exactly how many times have we heard of criminals being let out early, and then they continue to murder people? I hope she is rehabilitated, but I still think she got off easy.

[@timbawktoo6063]

"And Hot Topic was still devoid of Funko Pops." Statement was pure gold 🤣. This guy's storytelling is outstanding!

[@kyrohowe3156]

Same here

[@jramirez2068]

I don’t understand what any of that means.

[@vtn05001]

@@jramirez2068 I guess you are too young to understand lmfao

[@TaranChola]

Omg I have a problem of reading comments before watching (making coffee right now before I listen) and I laughed hella hard. Can’t wait to hear that part. 😂

[@judeinLA.]

The full moon bit had me Howling 😂😆

[@b-d3vil16]

“I think your brother and parents would be proud of you” that’s quite the statement from whoever that guy was. Chances are she learned to manipulate the system to get out of this situation.

[@AlbionRising]

lol, the worst psychiatrist ever. They can't tell a sociopath from a normal person. A danger on the loose.

[@Lmomorrighan]

I thought the same thing. The person who said that shouldn’t work in rehabilitation. It’s a disgusting comment & assumption about how people who were murdered would feel simply because a caught child learned to act sorry. No Jasmine… your murdered mom, dad & brother are not proud of you. They are dead because of you.

[@honorladone8682]

She is guilty.

[@thehinduguy2888]

The name is"Justice Scott Brooker,

[@johnrodehaver7012]

The person who said that should get pimp slapped morning, noon, & night for the rest of his days

[@iancandler5446]

I was actually a site admin on VF at the time and i can tell you straight that none of us had a clue what they were up to until the story broke. I’m glad you cleared up the common misconceptions that they met on VF and planned the murders there. We were all horrified at what happened and I for one started to root out those older guys preying on younger girls.

[@G0DH4ND]

young girls prey on older guys

[@taylorm1997]

@@G0DH4NDno

[@HaleySioleski]

@@G0DH4ND What? That doesn't even make sense.

[@LuxC341]

But did you have a username with multiple x's? I used to go into the chatrooms, there were a lot of predators.

[@thepolitewierdo]

Sorry, Adrian, I can’t watch this! As a Canadian living in Medicine Hat and who worked with the girl who cleaned out the truck, I can say Jasmine Richardson is a manipulative psycho who slit her brother’s throat but went on to get a free university degree while in jail for the shortest amount of time and now lives a free life! One her parents and brother will never have! This is a true miscarriage of Justice! Both Jeremy and Jasmine should both be in jail for life!

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I was shocked by her sentencing to be honest. Now it’s been a couple weeks since I recorded and covered this… I think her sentence should have been a lot harsher and without expungement!

[@jgonz741]

I’m baffled that they think someone who had zero issues killing their parents and brother can be trusted to not do this again. I hope she never has a family.

[@canadianjatti]

Not only that but she fought for life insurance and other monies and WON. Her delusional grandparents also fought to be able to give her this money.

[@monst3rslay3r2]

@@jgonz741 You might want to think about it like this: if she does end up having a family, the only type of payback that could be done is if her kid kills her and whoever she's with.

[@thepolitewierdo]

@@CoffeehouseCrime Absolutely agree! It’s almost a consequence free triple murder for her! Our justice system really dropped the ball there, but we do that a lot, especially with female murderers.

[@honestbotanist6602]

Her poor, poor parents. They not only overcame drug addiction, but they were able to become not only functional members of society, but even model caregivers. To overcome those odds just for this to happen… heartbreaking

[@JordanHowellMusic]

And, statistically, improbable, to say the least. As an addict , i can attest that, the odds are heavily stacked against one who has the disease of addiction. But the odds of overcoming that, AND then subsequently being killed by your child….that…has to be a Guinness world record rarity.

[@guardianminifarm8005]

I am not saying they deserved this by any means, but I would not call them model parents. It was their job and responsibility to oversee their child's activities. Their daughter should have been supervised while on the internet, especially after they discovered her growing relationship with that evil man. Too many children are allowed to do their own thing in the name of, "oh, it's just a phase". Parents, wake up!

[@timothy2935]

@@guardianminifarm8005 they were progressives

[@HM-iy3dc]

How do you even know they were goods parents?

[@amom6511]

@@guardianminifarm8005 I have to agree with you. There’s no way my 12 year old daughter would be going to places like this. Parents have to be involved in their kid’s lives

[@VMehlhaff]

It's insane that a murderer had her record expunged, regardless of age

[@Decrapitate]

Pre-meditated at that

[@AlexKaneROTN]

@@Decrapitate EXACTLY!

[@AlexKaneROTN]

That's Canada 4 ya... ugh!!!

[@AlbionRising]

@@AlexKaneROTN HA!!! I came to write the exact same thing, THAT'S CANADA FOR YA!!! and Castreau saying recently (in the banning of guns) YOU DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO PROTECT YOURSELF. He said that!!! Imagine saying that in the US...

[@AlexKaneROTN]

@@AlbionRising Trudeau would've gotten his bitch ass beat (more like pistol-whipped) if he came to our grounds, saying that bullshit. Lmao

[@NashSerenity]

I'm from Canada and I am horrified by this story. I get that she was a minor but the thing about expunging any minor record after a five years good behavior is ridiculous. How can she get a free pass from murdering 3 family members is beyond me.

[@anderfu8273]

it's a loophole

[@s.b.decompressionchamber9688]

Jeremy murdered her family not her

[@JayKhwaja]

​@@s.b.decompressionchamber9688 Correction, she slit her brother's throat.

[@ng.tr.s.p.1254]

@@s.b.decompressionchamber9688 take your med

[@Megitsune69]

I feel the same way. I am also from Canada and the law when it comes to murders are a joke. Now you can't more than 25 years if you commit murder, what a joke.

[@chawntallep.6549]

I cannot believe the judge said that her parent would have been proud of her years later!!! This is a perfect example of "if you can't say something good, dont say anything at all"

[@JayKhwaja]

DESPICABLE 👁👁

[@lindaportuguesinha6065]

I though about it. You see... I truly believe the love for a child does not go away after you pass on. There's even cases of the victim surviving their attacker- being that their attacker is a love one, and they find in their hearts to try to forgive and go on. Step by step. Some, that did not survive the attach of their offspring, wile dying, say to them: I love you. So, I believe that wherever the soul travels to, for a wile it still as connections with this world. And is probably, believe it or not, at peace. So it desires nothing more than everyone they loved in earth to be in peace too. To have a good life. They want the best for her. They did before, they still do after death. Its like when you pass you get this simplistic understanding of it all. Its part of the healing process to believe the murderer understood the seriousness of its actions, it is remorseful and is a good member for society. The judge saying that its shocking at first. But if you think about what it means in the big picture, is a sweet thing to say. I know the judge knows fully well what she was able to do. In details. The lighsaber her brother razed to defend himself from her... I teared up immediately. (and again I go...) Prisons are full of people that could be redeem but turn into more serious vicious criminals. One can only hope the focus on redemption that many societies take - such as Canada, does not contribute to the spread of evil. At least they are trying to turn an evil person into someone that can function in society.

[@JayKhwaja]

@Linda Portuguesinha Not in her case. She doesn't seem to be bothered at the genocide of her own family at all 😤

[@Adrian-cg3my]

The judge has a dark sense of humour 😏

[@Sam-cz2bz]

Sounds like the judges were lusting after her. We know what western judges are like.

[@alexanderadavar6439]

The new identity and freedom is creepy, that you could easily hook up with a person like this on a night out and have no idea they once murdered their entire family as a child

[@TooManyBones]

Word. Or like Will Lee Baker (formerly known as Vince Li), also from Canada and just a couple of years after this case took place. He wasn't a kid at the time of his crime, but he did some legitimately insane shit. I think he spent 9 years in "rehabilitation", and for about half of that time he was allowed to venture off into public spaces. Then he was set loose, new identity and everything.

[@Autisticgyal]

I live in Canada. Our national sex offender registry is not even public….

[@TooManyBones]

@@Autisticgyal That's wild! Are they at least required to put up a notice of some sort outside of their homes?

[@specialtwice4975]

No, I've never heard of such a thing.

[@specialtwice4975]

No papers, no flyers, nothing.

[@sparkedperspective]

Sadly her brother never received a chance to live in society 10 years later. Her parents never got to grow old and maybe retire or become grandparents someday. She robbed them of their life in this physical experience.

[@wandertree]

Yes, and her life should be forfeit.

[@sparkedperspective]

@@jjr1728 okay 👌 you keep telling yourself what you need to get through your life but don’t for one minute exclaim your belief to me as if I should have the same. Your thoughts and opinions are from your perspective of being on this planet. I’m free to feel and express empathy for a family that lost their lives…

[@norah4892]

@@sparkedperspective Absolutely. She is a monster. I feel bad for the victims especially her baby brother.

[@Horvat04]

She deserves hell

[@bilson7523]

Yeah, it's why I don't know if I agree with Canada's view here... And in reality, it's fairly hypocritical given the 23 year old gets life in prison for the same crime. He actually has a better argument towards extenuating circumstances than her, but apparently he is beyond rehabilitation... The 12 year old though? Without question! It's kinda the core issue with the juvenile justice system... I don't see a way of enforcing this view around rehabilitation in that system it that isn't hypocritical. And that judge's comment just makes me cringe. She stabbed her little brother, I don't think anyone should ever forget that or pretend that act is somehow forgiven because she behaved well in jail.

[@Shlepy2018]

As a Canadian this is the one case that boils my blood. She should still be behind bars.

[@ladynikkie]

If this happened in the US, she would have been serving in a juvenile facility until she turns either 18 or 21 then transferred to an adult prison to serve serious time.

[@MayberryMafia]

I don’t think “living with her guilt” is much of a punishment when she smiled while explaining how her family was killed!!

[@kenirainseeker539]

That was before years of therapy

[@MayberryMafia]

@@kenirainseeker539 dont really care she’s a monster!

[@gio1203cm]

@@kenirainseeker539 Yeah years of therapy makes the different for a monster that killed his little brother and let his parents die for a boy, manipulation is most pathetic excuse.

[@cyberghoul7483]

@@gio1203cm I'm I been in situations where I'm not mentally stable (drugs) but even so, I wouldn't have done anything like this. She knew what was right and wrong.

[@rebeccabaron1348]

@@MayberryMafia agree!!! That is what her soul is. Black.

[@heckdis]

The fact that a child killer could potentially be living a happy, carefree life after the crimes she committed, makes me absolutely sick

[@badgurl5758]

And only did 10yrs for a triple murder. They stated she slit her brother’s throat.

[@jymbo1969]

Rehabilitation works.

[@bababababababa6124]

@@jymbo1969 no. I’m sorry but a 12 year old who murders their entire family and feels no remorse afterwards shouldn’t be let back into society. Canada should be ashamed of their justice system. She should have at the very least remained in a mental hospital for decades to come, not “rehabilitated🤓🇨🇦 ”. What’s more sick is that they claimed her family would be proud of her, that is genuinely sickening. Edit: Like seriously guys, imagine being her parents and brother looking down on her, watching someone claim that you’d be proud of your own daughter/sister after she brutally murdered you… and watching her live a happy life without punishment… like does that make anyone else sick or just me? Edit 2: all the people saying “she’s too young for punishment🥺” would not be saying that if a 12 year old did that to someone they loved 🤷‍♂️she was fully aware of her actions, she wasn’t a baby. So bad excuse, those people are heartless and clearly don’t care enough about the innocent family that was brutally murdered.

[@that.ll_do_pig]

I highly doubt it's Carefree

[@johnr797]

@@bababababababa6124 so put a 12 year old behind bars for how long, exactly? The rest of their life?

[@HughMungusXD]

The shocking part to me is the legal system agreed to let her change her name, and wipe her entire criminal history, basically letting her get away with it after she planned out and went through with everything. Pretty gross.

[@lurksmcgee]

It also puts people at risk who she'll integrate around, people have a right to know she committed murder. Idc how old she was.

[@andromedashun6697]

It shouldn’t be shocking, CA did the same to Karla Homolka.

[@dev-debug]

What do you expect from a country considering allowing medically assisted suicide of depressed minors without their parents consent.

[@mike.legare99]

Yes, great point.

[@leigha2814]

Nah. She was a victim of a psychotic child molester. The amount of blame that true crime geeks put on a literal groomed preteen because the adult man who was obsessed with her killed her family to keep her proves why it was absolutely necessary for her to change identities. Touch grass.

[@hannahjohnson5211]

I can't imagine how the dad must've felt in his final moments to know that all of this was because of his own daughter that he loved so much... What a horrible loss.

[@JayKhwaja]

He Died sadly knowing of his Daughter's Real intentions of wanting him Killed and her Mother & little Brother, Despicable 😡

[@Tomy_Yon]

"The small family lived peacefully in their modest home..." That always hits hard.

[@kyrohowe3156]

Always is the part that gets me on edge

[@tarantellalarouge7632]

"in Medicine Hat" gives a special twist to it !

[@bababababababa6124]

That’s how you know it’s too good to be true

[@CashelOConnolly]

Modest house,really 🙄😂

[@mogyesz9]

@@bababababababa6124 nah bro loving, functioning families produce 12 yo murderers

[@d0minican0milan0]

Regardless on how you feel about the sentence, it is wild that her record was expunged. You should not get to restart with a blank slate after committing that kind of act.

[@davidlynch9049]

Because she was a minor at the time.

[@lindaportuguesinha6065]

Its for them not to fear their past would caught up with them and they function as a normal member in society. I understand it. Still part of me wonders like yourself if that is fair. I think it is done to fully protect the public due to the fact that if her ID was known, she would be bullied, threatened, ostracized. That could trigger her into "old habits".

[@Omar-kl3xp]

@@lindaportuguesinha6065 tbf it is terrifying to know that a guy might have married her not knowing that she killed her all family in cold blood , I def don’t agree with her been free from her crime .

[@tommymorgan4677]

@@lindaportuguesinha6065 Their past should caught up with them.

[@Sniperboy5551]

@Luc Germain I disagree. The law disagrees with you as well. I bet you did dumb stuff too before you were old enough to know better.

[@AmuletIhara]

Hey Adrian, another tragic story that happened in Canada is the murder of Loretta Saunders, in Halifax NS. Her roommates murdered her and disposed of her body on the side of the highway. I currently live in the apartment building she spent her last moments in, and its an uncomfortable atmosphere every time I walk into the lobby. I think if anyone can give this case the attention and respect it deserves, its you.

[@judeinLA.]

I’ve never heard of this case but it sounds heartbreaking. Eventhough it’s an eerie lobby. Always send blessings in disguise when walking pass. ✨🤍✨

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

I'll take a look into this one, thank you for the suggestion!

[@AmuletIhara]

@@judeinLA. I do! Its sad because you can tell the building just swept it under the rug and never changed a thing about the building for years. Only recently has it been slowly updating, but it'll never hide the tragedy that happened here.

[@AmuletIhara]

@@CoffeehouseCrime Thanks Adrian! Sending love from Canada xo

[@truenokill]

@@CoffeehouseCrime they were her tenants not roommates

[@futuredisneystar2]

it’s kinda sick how the judge or whoever it was said “her patents would be proud of her”

[@First1it1Giveth]

I find it very unsettling, too. He's in no position to speak for her parents who were murdered by her own hands. And further, he is giving her every reason not to feel any guilt for what she did. He made the act of murder so trivial with that statement.

[@MrMemelord00]

Kinda sick?

[@Kira1Lawliet]

Judges are unironically some of the most foolish people I'm aware of. For all their book-learning and their self-importance, they're honestly completely brain-dead when it comes to common sense. I've truly heard of more judges like this wet rag than I have judges who actually know what they're doing.

[@tofuwiener]

@@MrMemelord00 it's just an expression relax

[@liv-pk7jb]

The fact her record was erased is disturbing considering it is murder (triple at that) if in the future someone close to her dies (husband etc) she will not be looked at as closely IMO

[@tonyaduvall49]

Yes unless they keep some kind of record if her new identity which I highly doubt. That's infuriating.

[@persona5305]

She will be looked at because the government will have her record.

[@liv-pk7jb]

@@tonyaduvall49 exactly 😔

[@felidiusz]

I`ve heard on different true crime podcast that her younger brother tried to defend himself with a toy lightsaber. This little detail broke my heart and nearly got me crying. You really have to be a sick person to kill a kid.

[@sanh3523]

🥺🥺🥺

[@jeonghanism]

wait that was this case? i'd heard about this somewhere but i didn't remember where, that is so devastating oh my god.

[@felidiusz]

@@jeonghanism Yes, it`s this case. Truly devastating and heartbreaking detail, makes me really emotional.

[@peamutbubber]

But Muh rehabilitation 🤓🤓🤓🤓🤓

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

Did he have success with the lightsaber? Was it even turned on?

[@19jacinta88]

6:03 "Stranger still, Jeremy claimed he was a 300-year old werewolf, and while this sounds intriguing, Medicine Hat has had countless full moons with zero casualties - so I'm calling bullshit on this one". I have to admit that I freaking LOVE these burns, Adrian!! You have such a perfect delivery of them!

[@brooke4204]

As someone who grew up and still lives in Medicine Hat I can confirm his statement 😂

[@thefourmusketeers7346]

How didn't mark fight back I would fight back hard against a man welding 🗡️

[@PorcupineGirl]

Classic "dead-pan" comedic delivery. Its' value in this realm is unsurpassed. 😶💜👌

[@thefourmusketeers7346]

@@PorcupineGirl what do you mean?

[@brooke4204]

@@thefourmusketeers7346 he did fight back and there were extensive defence wounds but he was taken down by Jeremy. It’s super sad but he and his wife definitely tried to fight. Just sadly they lost

[@clinte5702]

But would her brother be proud of her? Absolutely insane that she was given such a clean slate after these crimes.

[@gtw4546]

Tyler's friend is amazing to have such great instincts at such a young age and the friend's mom also deserves praise for listening to her young child and taking his concerns seriously enough to request a welfare check on the family.

[@tahira1]

Yes he displayed such awareness at a very young age. Thankfully he had a mother that took him seriously.

[@ilicarriedoll2843]

@@tahira1 We can see Tyler's friend's mum did many right parenting, so no surprise he have great instincts and awareness. Kudos to her :)

[@davidearea242]

@@ilicarriedoll2843 -I think they're referring to Tyler's friend and his mother...

[@ilicarriedoll2843]

@@davidearea242 Yes I know and I forgot the word "friend" 😅 Comment edited. Thanks

[@tristyy404]

Great instincts? More like luckily unlucky. He was a nosey kid peeking through a window. Think about all the other scenarios of what could've been seen, what if instead of a dead body he looked through that window and saw his friend's parents doing it on the washing machine, or got caught peeping in the window and got in trouble for it. Hell, he could've been killed. If I was in my basement minding my own business and I glance up to see a face in my basement window...I'm likely to shoot first and ask questions later. The first thing I'd be thinking is someone's trying to break into my home where my family sleeps. Not that my son's friend is looking through the window.

[@emilyconley7647]

This happened a two minute walk from my parents house. The Ross Glen community is so lovely - but I have driven past the Richardson house and it sends a shiver down my spine every time I do. To top it off, I remember when it was announced that she would be attending MY university. Completely under a different name. I think the Canadian justice system failed her parents and her brother. I agree with getting mental help for her… but having her record expunged and her being able to live a relatively normal life after what she did? It doesn’t sit right with me.

[@johnglue1744]

Same as Karla Homolka.

[@sloppyprogrammer4373]

She most likely will not live a "relatively normal" life. Being institutionalized for longer than 4 years really change someone, even if she has a degree I doubt she will ever make something great out of herself.

[@zaksharman]

Did you ever see her when you were at Uni

[@coryoldwoman3274]

What's her name?

[@JayKhwaja]

BLOODY OUTRAGEOUS 😤

[@danrodrigues3531]

The last words that the father hears is 'because your daughter wanted it that way...' Gut wrenching.

[@JayKhwaja]

SO DISGUSTING 🫣

[@JayKhwaja]

Outrageous 😤

[@juliamierzejewska170]

I can't believe this monster is free and there is no trace of what she's done. She can live freely and pretend like nothing happenned. How can they expunge her record?? People deserve to know what she's done! She cannot possibly suddenly feel remorse. Sociopaths don't suddenly obtain feelings

[@JayKhwaja]

This is a Bloody Disgraceful Miscarriage of Justice ⚖️ 🔥

[@RealBeatzByBlaze]

Agreed. This world is so fucked up

[@infiniteawaken1]

And what if she has kids? She will probably kill them too!

[@mrnygren2]

It's the same here in Sweden, after 5 years the record is expunged - it's done because they reason that after the punishment has been served the punished person shouldn't be punished further.

[@williamlloyd5600]

She probably runs a babysitting service in Calgary. Or with her criminal past expunged who knows? Maybe she's a Kindergarten teacher!! "The wheels on the bus go STAB! STAB! STAB!. All day loooong!!!!".

[@Southbound.Pachyderm]

Mate. When I was twelve, all the girls my age were only just beginning to divest themselves of cabbage patch kids and barbie dolls and getting into Body Shop perfume and Dolly magazine. Not 23 year old men and planning family annihilations. Damn. The poor father, seeing his wife die and dying himself knowing his little boy was going to be alone with these murderers. May they rest well.

[@Emma88178]

Well yeah...... no two girls are the same. We're not a monolith.

[@Southbound.Pachyderm]

@@Emma88178 I'm aware of this

[@AlbionRising]

Let's not blame the gothic era of teenagers. I've known plenty and they are normal. This girl was born a complete sociopath and found a dumbass for a partner to do something she actually enjoyed. This people are not reformed, and I can't believe they let her live with another name and killings expunged. She is a danger to anyone who crosses her path.

[@Southbound.Pachyderm]

@@AlbionRising I mentioned my own personal experience mate. That's all 🙃

[@AlbionRising]

@@Southbound.Pachyderm I know! I'm one of those girls you mentioned, I was still playing with dolls at 12 😂😂 and is true, even though in this particular case she was a sociopath and probably that led her to this, (since even at your worst teenage moments, you'd never think of killing your loving parents) it's true that nowadays 12 or 13 year old girls are dressing like adults and having sex and tasting drugs in some cases.

[@seducedbysasquatch]

She even killed her brother...? I wonder if she really feels that 'remorse', or if it's feigned for good behavior.

[@Censored4UViaGoogle]

I guess he had a toy lightsaber to defend himself. 7 years sold and begged her not to kill him after she cut him ear to ear. Bled to death alone holding a stuffed animal. But hey she’s rehabilitated, her family would be proud so it’s all good now

[@nah-y4e]

Women don't care about family. They just care about Chad.

[@17thknight]

She's a subhuman monster. She slaughtered her little brother while he begged for his life and tried to hide behind a stuffed animal. She absolutely faked it to get off on easy street. It's disgusting this monster gets to live in society.

[@Kiefsti]

Yes, she slaughtered him and bragged about it. Now is loose again in our community.

[@johnmurdoch8534]

@@Censored4UViaGoogle when i heard that detail awhile back it really got me what kind of piece of twisted shit would do that..let along to kin. She doesnt deserve a second chance. Or state resources to help her. Her brothers murder shouldnt have served as a "learning experience" in her life.

[@hoodpriestessphilosophy]

Imagine birthing and raising a beautiful little girl who turns into a werewolf and murders your family ... I do not understand how she did it to any of them but killing her own little brother is the lowest of Lows.

[@JanJan-gy7qp]

Fratricide has happened for thousands and thousands of years.

[@shammusparker3405]

Social media 😂

[@danniitheaussie]

@@shammusparker3405 don't forget what my Dad call's "them damn computer games" 🤣🤣

[@danniitheaussie]

I have 1 boy, 2 girls so I can totally understand what you're saying.....the absolute horror of it 😱

[@canadavatar]

One curiosity with this case, there is a horror movie from Canada (same country where this happened) called Ginger Snaps, about a gothic girl obsessed with dark culture when she is bitten by a werewolf and her slow transformation into a relentless beast, as her younger sister tries to save her from becoming a monster. The funny thing here is that this movie was made years before this case, in my opinion that story goes much more with the personality of Jasmine instead of Natural Born Killers, since she was goth and her boyfriend conquered her by telling her that he was actually a werewolf.

[@jodismith7781]

It’s so shocking that almost every day we hear a story about familial murders … kids killing their parents or their entire family, parents killing their children. It’s just unbelievable.

[@MBaker1999]

Even if she was groomed, she still knew what she was doing. 10 years wasn’t enough. And they let her change her name? That’s also sickening as well. They should’ve never allowed that.

[@a.p.5342]

I feel like they shouldn’t allow anyone who’s a prisoner or anyone who’s committed a serious crime like murder to be able to change their name.

[@MBaker1999]

@@a.p.5342 I totally agree with you

[@gomahklawm4446]

Allowing them to change their name is the opposite of protecting society. It's disgusting.

[@f6cks]

Fr

[@katerinaquinn5482]

If she did her time and she got the help she needed to live a normal life she had every right to change her name in case you weren't paying attention she was a minor when it happened and if she can't consent to sex at that age how can you hold a responsible for anything else

[@ninja1man4u]

There's a special place for monsters who kill their family for no reason. I've lost both parents and I'd do anything to have them for a day. Meanwhile monsters like these never appreciate them and it always makes me sick

[@ChildOfYAHUUH]

My deepest sympathies and condolences for your loss. I can't imagine. I know that nothing will ever replace the loss of your parents, but I hope you've found peace 💕

[@Mamaichi86]

I'm sorry for your loss❤️ bar things happen to good people and I hate it

[@alicat4562]

So sorry for your loss. I totally agree I would do anything to have my parents back for one day too. Just shows you how evil this girl is... Jeffrey Dahmer is one of her heroes... say no more!

[@brandi2080]

Hugs to you, I've lost my dad at the age of 30 and am fighting to keep my previous mom healthy and alive as long as I possibly can♥️

[@lovmi2byz91]

I lost my dad in 2019 to pancreatic cancer and I want him back still

[@sorrymorrow]

She’s a chameleon. You see what she wants you to see. And now she’s reintegrated and walks around freely under a new name, nobody the wiser. That’s spooky as hell

[@dianasmith1398]

Murder is a senseless crime and it involves turning off one's reasoning and emotions. She is damaged forever and hell bound. Tragic circumstances . What a waste of a human life and the family that suffered and died from such insanity.😪

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

@@dianasmith1398 "Murder is a senseless crime and it involves turning off one's reasoning and emotions." Uhm... many cases involve very emotional connections between victim and perp. Also you're generalizing... murders do get carried out with reasoning as well.

[@newtonmoon]

Luckily there are pictures, so the public knows how she looks like. Wouldn't be surprised though if she got her looks altered as well along with her new name. New teeth, hair color, nose you name it. It's so creepy indeed. Cleaning the records of this crime seems to be a crime in itself.

[@angelothehorrorfan5013]

Her name was leaked and she's Isabel Everen

[@angelothehorrorfan5013]

​@@newtonmoonher name is now Isabel everen

[@startrekgirl2692]

Unbelievable. I’m from the US and that would have played out very differently here. She seemed to have absolutely no conscience. How can that be reformed?

[@stephenmoerlein8470]

Imagine the horror of a future significant other in discovering Jasmine's scrubbed murderous history. Hopefully, she does not repeat her behavior at a later time.

[@igitha..._]

I have real concerns that there could be a link between the murders and her sexuality growing up since the two seemed to be intrinsically linked at the time of her coming of age - she's going to battle this for the rest of the life.. May God protect everyone around her and her from herself...

[@Emma88178]

@@igitha..._ What are you talking about?

[@YaLittleFriend]

@@Emma88178 meaning she was oddly promiscuous and attached to a man for such a young girl. Most 12 yr old girls are not socialized enough to be in the company of an older male like that that’s not a blood relative. The term “promiscuous” is also a clinical term.

[@iamapigeyedtraitorthatisin1319]

@@igitha..._ may she rot in hell, no damn excuses or apologizing for her!!!

[@kgigjdjsuazhzhsnjszs]

@@YaLittleFriend Most of the time this is due to early childhood molestation or assault

[@riggs20]

I can’t understand how so much violence and callousness and hatred could be in a 12 year old. That drawing was horrifying!

[@nhmooytis7058]

She’s a psychopath.

[@persona5305]

the power of manipulation. heck even a loving mom manipulated by abusive narcissist husband drove her 2 teenage daughters to their killer (the father) whom they were supposedly hiding from.. the mom was way too damaged to think rationally.

[@forrestfey]

Also think about how adults turn children into child soldiers in some places.

[@kinkyxkitten666]

I used to be just like her when I was 12...I'm 30 now with 2 daughters, & holy fuck...to think this could've been me had I not gotten help. Wow.

[@fishofgold6553]

@@kinkyxkitten666 What kind of help did you get? Bottle-smashing therapy like that seen in my videos?

[@logankrastel9609]

I went to school with Jeremy and the way your describing him makes him look sane compared to how crazy he really is. But also Jasmine definitely had a major role to play in this. Pretty much anyone who lived here at the time thinks she feigned remorse during her incarceration to appease the judge. There was so much outrage when we learned of her light sentencing. One detail you missed was not only because of being a minor did she have a maximum allowable sentence BUT also she was too young for the provision of being tried as an adult to be enacted. Her family home sat empty for more than a decade before it got sold. One person had it briefly but on account of a door in the basement always creaking open in the night despite being firmly shut they quickly left on account of the belief of it being haunted.

[@a.p.5342]

Woah I never knew about that creaking basement door story. That’s creepy to think about. I actually found photos online of the inside of the house and it looks nice and modernized nowadays but it’s creepy to see the images.

[@igitha..._]

@@a.p.5342 Unfortunately for most renovating a residence doesn't get rid of souls that have not passed on due to the way their lives were ended...

[@AlbionRising]

Since canadias "don't have the right to defend themselves" (acording to Castreau) at least keep her photos and story alive. For whatever reasons I got a feeling she'll be doing this again some day... sociopaths don't change.

[@everyone1liesd459]

They changed her name and removed her record But that doesn't stop normal people from finding out who she is now and warning people to stay away from her So do you know what her "new" identity is

[@subspace666]

@@everyone1liesd459 yes true but law is weird here if you spread confidential information that can effect the life of someone monster or not you can get in big trouble if you get caught if using social media or something especially the first one that leaked it.

[@ellebrook3413]

I can go along with a kid who maybe ran with a bad crew, dabbled with drugs, theft, etc getting a second chance to become a better person, but this is outrageous. Even though the guy was a creepy predator who physically killed the family, I get the impression she was the puppet master here who was already on a deadly trajectory before she met the other freak.

[@androidsenpai1462]

I mean, before she met him, she just seemed like a typical dark emo teen. I mean, they met at a punk rock show for Pete’s sake. You know how many people I grew up with who liked dark and edgy things that I didn’t want to hang out with that I know weren’t on the path to becoming murderers? Besides, regardless of his weak willed state, he was the adult in this situation, not her. He was responsible for everything that happened.

[@adeleg444]

EXACTLY! She definitely was! She went to the same school as my kids. I followed this story closely!

[@Arcessitor]

@@androidsenpai1462 12yos being at festivals aint normal

[@TheTonyMcD]

What really gets me here is the fact that she killed her little brother. If it was just her parents, I could accept the story that she was a confused teenager being manipulated. But to kill her innocent little brother, it shows the true level of evil she had in her.

[@destinygatez7068]

Exactly! Spot on!

[@hannahjohnson5211]

Actually it still wouldn't make any sense. We've all been confused teenagers at some point and lowkey delusional lol; i know i definitely have but that doesn't mean you go on a killing spree out of "influence" by your freak of a boyfriend and not even be slightly fazed by the situation. She was extremely evil.

[@mistyl1987]

Jeremy could be out of jail very soon. That's what I can't accept. She has a new identity and has been free for a long time, also unacceptable.

[@justmeagain7]

Maybe they thought somehow they could escape justice, so they killed him to eliminate him as a witness

[@annli254]

I believe her reasoning for this was that she didnt want her little brother to grow up without parents.

[@zerooverzero]

I think her sentence has less to do with her age and more with Canada's legal system in general. This is the country where a man stabbed, killed and ate Tim Mclean on a bus and was out in the wild 7 years later. Beyond belief.

[@kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji]

Agree

[@Crazyhead432]

Heard about that that’s crazy

[@ladynikkie]

That's insane. It's clear that this guy is a threat to society and most likely kill againb 7 years for that. Where did he serve this time in a insane asylum or something?

[@zakianayla6442]

RIGHT

[@TudorDarkness]

the Netherlands is the same, we've even released a killer here who killed a politician back in the early 2000's

[@BostonHorticulture]

I lived in Medicine Hat when this happened. Truly horrifying this would happen. A couple of weeks prior, I had talked to Mrs Richardson. She groomed dogs and I had an appointment for our chihuahua. At the last moment I canceled and Debbi was gracious, I felt bad for short notice. 10 days later, I heard what horror what happened to her and her Family. They were loved by many and I want to remember them, that way. Loving all, and loved by many. Rest In Peace Angels.

[@dakotaridgek9]

As a fellow dog groomer, thank you for acknowledging her line of work. Often we only get to hear of the victim’s life briefly. Knowing the heart of a pet groomer gives me a fuller picture of all that was lost

[@michaelschafer46]

I want to thank you. As people who read my messages know I'm homeless going thro hard times. But watching this show and few others. Keeps my mind on other things. Thank you for that. I hope your baby keeps growing. Meaning coffeehouse I mean

[@Lizard_Queen6]

I don't care if she was only 12. She knew right from wrong and she deserves to do just as much time as Jeremy

[@chrisakaschulbus4903]

No, there should be magic numbers that determine if you can be guilty of a crime. Or at least that's how many people seem to think. At the end it's an organism who did a horrible deed. Her brain made her muscles do this... therefore the whole package should be locked away. No "maybe her brain will get better".

[@shaylanacub2978]

Yes! By then they are definitely know what’s right and wrong, sadly it’s also a time when puberty hits and that messes them up mentally and physically. Still no excuse though

[@JohnStopman]

Life in prison never helped anyone, it only serves to satisfy someone elses need to exact revenge: and in the meantime, people will go on killing each other, unless we start to identifing the first cause of antisocial behavior.

[@shaylanacub2978]

@@JohnStopman I believe we have, but mental health is not a priority. It’s never acknowledged until something like this happens And if prisons actually rehabilitated and didn’t treat them like dogs, a lot would come out better than they went in. Personally I think the death penalty should be required in certain cases cause some people can not be helped, once they are far gone and killing for the sake of killing, for their enjoyment, mass/ serial killings, pedophiles, and or really terrible crimes. There is no going back, but when it comes to kid who kill a lot of places will try and justify or not hold them accountable. They’ll find every reason to keep from putting them in jail, a lot of times they continue to do crime cause they can until they are 18. Then suddenly they see some how at that point reliable for their actions. Florida, USA is a great example of not holding kids/teens accountable.

[@shaylanacub2978]

@@JohnStopman I do want to add, the longer someone is in prison the more money they earn from em. I do agree it isn’t helpful, but in an environment like that. A lot of them don’t even last till life

[@kaydee2976]

I've lived in Medicine Hat my entire life and I'm very surprised to see this case covered. It is truly awful. I was too young to remember when it happened but I actually went to school with the boy who found the family. Thank you for covering this case

[@videos4mydad]

Her future boyfriend / husband have a right to know what she did.

[@debeeriz]

there is nowhere on the marriage license that requires full disclosure

[@outinthesticks1035]

​@@debeerizno , I got married few years back . Never knew for years that she had been married 3 times before, and got a good settlement each time . None of her family or friends ever mentioned it , all covered for her

[@debeeriz]

@@outinthesticks1035 on the marriage license form it asks if you have been married before and to whom, next time check all her answers , if she lied you can get it annulled

[@stonehengeconstructioncc1705]

True,

[@outinthesticks1035]

@@debeeriz I looked , she did , by then she was gone with cash in her pocket . Didn't look for her to do anything, I was so glad to see her gone

[@ambivalent1]

its scary to think her new friends , her relationships and coworkers, anyone who associates with her don't know who she is, her dark past and skeletons in the closet

[@Kingepticon]

Imagine when her next boyfriend finds out. It’ll be just like that movie, “So I Married an Axe Murderer.”

[@lottewied1937]

Scary, very very scary, she is running free in Canada. The judicial system has to have regular checks on this person. She is a murderes.

[@HelValkyrie]

I’m from Medicine Hat and this story hurts my heart every time I hear it , I’ve seen her in the hat since her release and I got chills seeing her , she honestly still looks the same , the family home still stands and a new family lives there’s

[@a.p.5342]

Really? Where did you see her? I remember the Mayor at the time said they hoped she would never return there for her sake.

[@stephenking986]

I mean that would explain a lot that maybe she hasn't really changed completely. she probably did it so she could get out early since she was a teenager at the time when all this happened.

[@zaksharman]

If you see her in the town still then warn everyone you see that she's back

[@thepolitewierdo]

I’m from Medicine Hat too! I cannot believe she would show her face! That shocks me to the core! She should be named and shamed! She must have come back so her grandparents could give her her parents estate! Nothing like profiting after slaughtering her family!

[@gwendavis1623]

Surprised she didn't leave the Hat and move to Lethbridge or Calgary.

[@emmettjackson6706]

I think for me , hearing Adrian say "rawr" is what really made this a standout piece of media 😩

[@YaLittleFriend]

I’m so tired of a person murdering people and getting away with it! She knew what she was doing! This is so messed up. Smh

[@JohnK004]

@@jjr1728 Damn, so edgy 😂

[@JayKhwaja]

​@JohnK004 What the Hell is Funny!!!!!!???????

[@jenniferann6956]

I can’t believe she got away with something so evil! How can she even live with herself knowing what she did! She has no feelings! 😡

[@newtonmoon]

Callous people aka psychos don't feel remorse.

[@missagente8100]

Sooner or later, she’ll have to face her Creator.

[@Ollie-d7]

“Chances are your family will be proud of you”. Oh yeah I’m sure they’d be super proud of their freak daughter who murdered them all for no reason.

[@thegraffitiwriterknowsas]

i hope she sees this video and reads these comments

[@Hannah-ks4mi]

I'm with you Adrian regarding the sentencing of the 12 year old. When the judge said '(...your parents and brother would be proud...)' I gagged. At the very least, she took the life of an innocent 8 year old boy, her brother. Only a depraved person would do that, even at 12 years of age in my opinion.

[@LiTTleGAmEFreAK1]

at some point you gotta accept some people cannot be rehabilitated. I think it's even more telling for a child of her age to already have the ability to do such horrible things so it would definitely get worse when she gets older. It's beyond dumb to show her mercy just because of her age.

[@Black-Sun__x]

@@LiTTleGAmEFreAK1 agree strongly

[@Black-Sun__x]

Agree strongly with the original comment too

[@kawaiicroem]

She quite literally got away with planning a full murder of 3 people as a minimum and got away with actually murder at worst... I agree with the comments

[@kingcosworth2643]

Even more so a 12 year old, the thought of murdering someone for 12 year old is far more of a left field thought than for an adult. She was planning a triple homicide and successfully manipulating some idiot guy to do it when in reality, she should of been thinking of 12 yo kid things. It's also very different from when a child murders someone impulsively, it's still heinous, but the impulsiveness makes more sense in a child but with her is was completely pre meditated and had multiple moving parts. I think she's a psychopathic master manipulator and she's manipulated the justice system as well.

[@catstack_]

I find it amazing that people will kill “for eachother” but won’t shut tf up for eachother.

[@taramay000]

I don’t understand how/why a 12 year old is allowed to go to gigs where they’re allowed to hang out with people in their 20’s. This is where it starts. Keep young kids kids and adults away from them in settings like that.

[@Coryparish85]

I live in Medicine Hat and I have drove past her house many times and it never gets any less creepy to see. Can’t believe she’s free living somewhere amongst us.

[@kurrwa]

I wonder if she married someone or have children or at least boyfriend

[@Coryparish85]

@@kurrwa I agree!

[@mistyl1987]

I'm from med hat too, imagine this happened in 2006. He will be free soon enough too.

[@Nimue56]

I too am on the fence about her sentencing. It's hard to believe that someone can be manipulated into killing their own family.

[@poemone2257]

​@@staceykucan3686 ^ exactly

[@scottiequality1981]

She’s just as evil that dude. She was the one that suggested doing it in the first place.

[@smauglord8117]

@@scottiequality1981 yes, I can’t believe the court sentence 10 yrs ? A joke , I’m seeing other stories a 13 yrs got life for killing a little 5 year old boy .and he’s parole always get denied and she get less then 10 yrs justice is a joke

[@GrizzledTanker]

Just look up the 2 girls in the Slenderman stabbing of their 'best friend'

[@GrizzledTanker]

Or Aiden Fucci who stabbed that 13 year old girl 114 times

[@finnisqueer]

What really disturbs me is the statement at 20:25 - "I think your parents and brother would be proud of you". She planned, executed, and brutally murdered them all in cold blood. No, I don't think they would be proud of her, I think they would be disgusted. Imo, her sentencing was way too light. Yes, she was manipulated by a predator, but the only times she showed remorse were when it may have gotten her a lighter punishment - And it worked. If she had been an adult, I wonder what her sentencing would have been?

[@emmadownunder3833]

Yes. Who says that? I often wonder at the sanity and emotional intelligence of counsellors and rehab providers.

[@orinorio1]

Don't think she was manipulated by Jeremy. How she acted after her parents death , how she smiled. If Jeremy was 14 many would say it was him who was manipulated by Jasmine.

[@finnisqueer]

@@orinorio1 I actually agree with this!

[@tiffanysantiago516]

Crazy case omg! Imagine marrying her and then finding out she did this. Wonder what’s her story when it comes to explaining why she doesn’t have parents . Scary

[@RRRRRaa]

I'm going to go out on a limb and say that I think her family probably *wouldn't* be proud of her😂

[@a.p.5342]

Exactly

[@igitha..._]

If they're still haunting the residence it doesn't sound like they're proud nor at peace

[@Longhornechi]

RRRRRaa- Her poor family went out on their limbs…bad joke. But, she is an awful person. I don’t think you can be rehabilitated if you weren’t fazed after the gruesome murders were done! Just saying…

[@microcosmysofficial9240]

When I heard that sentence.. god, I wanted to slap whoever said it.

[@mumroberts8359]

She may have been only 12 yrs old at the time but she knew exactly what she was doing, and to show no remorse, that alone should have been a longer sentence.

[@mumroberts8359]

@@jjr1728 your comment makes no sense

[@cybr1996]

🤡

[@Horvat04]

Canada got a trash System

[@sebastianstyles9750]

It seemed like Jasmine was seeking someone deluded and dangerous before she met this man. Her interests on her profile included gruesome stuff and her “hero” was Jeffery Dahmer. I think she would have kept looking for anyone to harm her family. She was born insidious and more than likely still is. Her mother and father plus brother would look down upon her with shame. The three of them would’ve been a happy family had she been terminated from birth.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Yes he didn’t create the monster she already was one.

[@bradleyhoward9638]

I'm sure her brother would not be proud of her you never know with parents they sometimes have a blind eye no matter what but her brother would probably hate her forever if he still had the ability to and even if he did forgive her it wouldn't have been for her it would be for himself.

[@cgordon1386]

Nailed it.

[@lainiwakura1776]

@@nhmooytis7058 There's a whole community online of girls who think serial killers and murderers are hot, they haven't committed any crimes except when it comes to their taste in men.

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@lainiwakura1776 😂 I shouldn’t laugh I have terrible taste in men.

[@ryanworthen6618]

Wtf is wrong with people?? This girl murdered her while family!!! And is free? Barely even punished? im speechless. Gj Canadian judicial system

[@Garem1K]

She killed her own family. Even his little brother and now walks free. That's so heart breaking

[@jenniferlonnes7420]

His?

[@elishh8173]

It's sick. The question is, should young offenders be given a second chance? Eve if they murdered their whole family???

[@ladynikkie]

The moment she turned 18, she should have been transferred to an adult prison and spent life there.

[@k4yser]

@@elishh8173 no. There is no second chance for murder victims, so the murderer doesn't deserve one.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

@@k4yser 100% agree.

[@kristentrep5038]

By 12 years old, you KNOW that killing your parents and brother is evil! I think it’s terrifying that she is out in the world a 28 year old free woman with no record of her murdering her entire family!

[@JustLetMeFly94]

Exactly, 4 year olds know that!

[@recuerdos2457]

Normal healthy ppl will not stab anyone let alone murder and murder your family, regardless age!!

[@kristentrep5038]

@@recuerdos2457 exactly!

[@MT-oi2ty]

Exactly! she did this horrific act at the age of 12 ! Imagine what is she going to be capable of doing now ! It’s sick that they let this monster be free !

[@garrison778]

I don’t think her criminal record should have been expunged. Even if she is remorseful and rehabilitated, I think it’s scary to imagine a person with a expunged criminal record walking amongst us. Especially, since she had a active.

[@logankrastel9609]

Unfortunately it was expunged. One detail he didn't mention in the story was not only is there a maximum amount of years that a child can be put in prison but also a minimum age that must be met where a child in certain circumstances may be tried as an adult which she also hadn't reached. They wanted to try her as a adult to avoid the laughable minimum sentence she received but they couldn't do that. Their hands were unfortunately tied. I'm from medicine hat and went to school with Jeremy so I'm very familiar with lots of the details with this case. There was an uproar around here when ppl heard she'd be free so soon, and with a good education and clean record too.

[@przypadkowygosc]

@@logankrastel9609 Any news on what's currently going on with her? I came across a comment from a guy who claimed that the dealer he is taking goods from has a girlfriend who looks like her, she was also supposed to show up in town according to when she was released. Apparently, she is helping cover this guy's business.

[@logankrastel9609]

@@przypadkowygosc No idea. Her record was expunged and she changed her name and disappeared. All i know is shes not in medicine hat and probably not in calgary either but beyond that who knows

[@przypadkowygosc]

@@logankrastel9609 Thank you for the quick reply. Well, basically anything is possible, but the punishment is some kind of paranoia, it should be long and painful. Greetings from Poland!

[@juniorgermain4794]

Talk about a total clean slate. New name, crime history erased, gets to walk freely despite having some responsibility in 3 deaths?...Come on, Canada.

[@Dancingtoesara]

By the way 'The Snapchat Murders | The Case of The Delphi Murders' that Adrian covered a year ago, the possible suspect (who was recoreded on Libby's snapchat video) was arrested last Friday 10-28-2022.

[@ezen-harttjonathaniberion8227]

Oh my God, who's the suspect? This case still haunts me to this day. Poor girls

[@judeinLA.]

I’m going to check it out after this. Hopefully, Adrian can give an update as well.

[@sarahalbers5555]

Let's hope this arrest is legit. The families and community need answers and a conclusion to this heartbreaking case. It hurts my heart to think about this tragedy, and I know I am not alone in that thought.

[@Dancingtoesara]

@@ezen-harttjonathaniberion8227 The very first suspect who was recorded on snapchat video on Libby's phone

[@ezen-harttjonathaniberion8227]

@@Dancingtoesara is it the man who lived near the forest? I remember one suspect that lived or frequently roamed that area, the one who seemed like a recluse.

[@martint1699]

A huge shoutout to Adrian for making a video that goes this deep in detail. It was truly an emotional rollercoaster. I felt my blood chilling and boiling at the same time. Makes you wonder how well you really know the people around you and the people you love. My heart goes to the Richardson family, nobody deserves a fate like this. Absolutely terrifying!

[@DeAnna_Im_Not]

Sociopathic children do exist.. this child is a prime example of one. They cannot be rehabilitated… they will never change. What is more scary is the probability that she herself has watched this episode and every other one about her case, while most likely “gloating.” Beyond sickening.

[@nhmooytis7058]

Agree 100%. Cannot rehabilitate a psychopath.

[@Fallopia5150]

@@nhmooytis7058 , A lot of psychopaths go into politics, law and medicine - because they love to have power over other people. They can make hard decisions because they don't feel for those affected by them. She might have gone that route if she hadn't met the pedo boyfriend.

[@nhmooytis7058]

@@Fallopia5150 That’s very true. I’ve worked with both doctors and lawyers and they have huge egos and won’t ever admit it if they make a mistake that harms someone.

[@forrestfey]

Frontal lobe damage.

[@JulioRegis]

They just get better at lying

[@ianflanders5096]

I still don't understand why they killed her brother. He wasn't interfering with the relationship the way her parents were, so why kill him? Doesn't make sense.

[@HaleySioleski]

I was wondering that myself. He was only 8 :/

[@ddlovesjc1]

This feels like Karla Homolka all over again. I feel so bad for the family that were just trying to be loving. Great job as per usual Adrienne!!!

[@oogalaboo]

Agreed, I definitely got Homolka vibes too.

[@AC-ff1cn]

Homolka was an adult, Jasmine was a 12 year old girl with a 23 year old “boyfriend.” It’s not the same at all.

[@oogalaboo]

@@AC-ff1cn Not the same age-wise, but there are similarities in the cases. Both offered up their family, pinned it mostly on their partner, and got off lightly.

[@a.p.5342]

It’s funny because there’s people who actually compared Jasmine Richardson to Karla in the book Runaway Devil which is a book written about this case of Jasmine & Jeremy.

[@canadavatar]

If these two female psycopaths ever met Karla may decide to adopt Jasmine, like mother like daughter.

[@jimbo0386]

I’m glad you tell this story without describing her as a victim. Even if she was being groomed she at numerous points made bad decisions and ultimately led to the death of her family then got away with it, she got a free pass into a successful life through psychological help and free college by killing her family..

[@bm-ww8kb]

she is certainly still a victim. certainly not the victim here, but without question, still a victim.

[@jimbo0386]

@@bm-ww8kb bro she litterally killed her family and acted all sweet and innocent on camera then got rewarded for it shes not a victim. both her and that guy are disgusting and belong underneath the prison. she took full initiative to MURDER her familiy in COLD BLOOD

[@bm-ww8kb]

@@jimbo0386 no one argued that lol, i agree shes a monster

[@JourneyAlberta]

Went to the same school in the same grade as her, was such a long time ago and was so difficult for a lot of the community in Medicine Hat. I remember biking to school the Monday morning with a friend when it was thought she may have been kidnapped, before they suspected her of the murder. Really enjoyed and impressed with the way you covered it!

[@zaksharman]

That's so intresting. Have you ever seen her in the town since she got out

[@BostonHorticulture]

@@zaksharman I heard she lives in Calgary working in a hospital of all places

[@zaksharman]

@@BostonHorticulture WTF how can she be looking after anyone after what she did

[@thewanderer6196]

Yoo Former St. Mary’s alumni?! Do you know Chase Komistek?? He was my forensics teacher

[@PEJK6771]

@@BostonHorticulture how do you know she works at a hospital? Not that I don’t believe you, last time I heard is she was going to SAIT. But that was also in 2017-2018.

[@hithere6701]

She murdered her innocent little brother!! Also he was screaming 'i don't want to die!' as he was being stabbed! No she made that decision, i don't care how old she was. She should be in prison, not many children are capable of committing that level of evil, but she was! She was the one that groomed her boyfriend to kill her family. She's not an innocent victim at all! Justice was not served for her family.

[@rebeccamcmillan5320]

I remember learning about this case in social studies in... I think nineth grade? It was used to help us understand what the Youth Justice Act does in Canada, and what happens when minors commit violent crimes. I remember the whole class being in shock at this case, especially because it was in our province, and many of us had been to Medicine Hat, if only in passing. Hearing about cases that happened so close to home will always be strange and bizarre, especially if they happen within my hometown, but this was the first case I'd ever heard that really startled me. I think what really threw my class for a loop was that, we were just a little older than she was when she murdered her family. Most of us were thirteen, fourteen and fifteen, and I think there was a general sense of disbelief that she could ever even consider such an act. The general opinion from everyone was that she should've had more time. Ten years for the act of murdering her mother, father and brother was FAR too little, and I think my teacher was a bit surprised by our reactions. Obviously, she was groomed and manipulated by a predator, but that doesn't excuse her actions leading up to, during, and after the act. At the very least, I'm of the opinion that she should be closely monitored, with regular in person check ins to ensure that she remains on the straight and narrow. While, yes, she was manipulated by an adult, it was still a violent act. If she was willing to go through with killing her mother, father and little brother at the age of twelve, I don't think it's unfair to speculate that she might commit a similar act of violence in the future. Honestly, this whole case was just a mess and I think the Youth Justice Act really needs to be reworked and tweaked. While rehabilitation is important, I think special consideration should be taken into account when the crime is especially brutal and violent. If any child is willing to go through with such an act, I don't think it's unreasonable to be concerned about the possibility of this happening again.

[@oddlem]

When I was 12, I remember shouting "I hate you" at my mom, but really what I meant was "I'm frustrated with you and I don't have the emotional intelligence to express this." This girl legitimately hated her family for no reason, even that drawing was something I'd never do. I had a broken family, but I still loved them. Hers seemed to at least be functional. So honestly, there was no excuse, even if she was 12.

[@A_Ducky]

We all said that at one point or another. It's teenage angst & rebellion. But rarely it results in a triple murder. What incenses me is that she's somehow free. And got a college education on govt dime for all that. Excellent job, Canada. What could possibly go wrong?!

[@cogitoergosum9069]

"for no reason" yeah, it's not as if she was groomed as a 12 year-old or anything...

[@A_Ducky]

@@cogitoergosum9069 I was too.. from 16. Never seen inside of a courtroom much less jail

[@cogitoergosum9069]

@@A_Ducky I don't understand your point

[@A_Ducky]

@@cogitoergosum9069 Many are groomed but don't have a thirst to kill. Hey, maybe she could have eloped instead, i dunno.. kids run away from home & all that. Not condoning that, but it's better than killing her little brother and parents. I think she should have been tried as an adult. The crime was planned/premeditated. But whatever.. it's over. Let's just pray she doesn't repeat offend.

[@irened5192]

I would never set her free. She is guilty as the boyfriend. She dies not deserve one minute of freedom. But this is our wonderful justice. Thank you so much Adrian. You tell us the most horrible crimes with grace and compassion.

[@binboda]

Good on you for bringing this case to us Adrian! Echoing most comments here, she may have escaped justice. But thanks to you we know about her, have seen her photos, and she will be living somewhere out there but never truly carefree, chased if not by her own guilt, then by Coffeehouse Crime publicising her disgusting deed

[@alloralou4722]

I just did a search for Coffeehouse Crime and here it is! I was ahead of my search! I love this channel! And your subscriber count goes up every time I come here. Adrien is the best narrator and I love the fact he goes around the world for cases I’ve never heard about.

[@cindykun3607]

Turn the notification bell on !! You won’t have to search hehe

[@ColletteM]

I live in Calgary and remember this case like it was yesterday. Myself as well as everyone I know was horrified when Jasmine (didn't know her name then) changed was able to change her name and was enjoying student life at MRU. It still turns my stomach.

[@marshallwhitmore9266]

This is why you Canadians all need guns just like we do here. There was a girl and boy in Texas I believe that did the same thing but the dad somehow survived.

[@everlynevins]

I've never had a "I hate my mom" phase. I could never say anything like that about her.

[@asmokeus]

not everyone is quite so fortunate :'V

[@everlynevins]

@@asmokeus I know. I'm just speaking from my own experience.

[@mrkos87]

There is a difference in hating your mom and want to kill your mom. At some point when you guys argue there can be a slip of the tong like '' I hate you''... But seriously want to kill someone, let alone your own mother., then you are sick in your head.

[@Emma88178]

It was both of her parents, not just her mom.

[@AlbionRising]

kuddos for not being born a sociopath! cause she was. She felt nothing.

[@annehersey9895]

Adrian, Jeremy most definitely will see the light of day again! Canada is absolutely one of THE most lenient countries in the world. Ther was another case of a Canadian murderer who got day release not 10 years into his’life’ sentence. I hate the ‘good behavior’ early release. Do you know how easy it is especially for men who’ve killed or viciously abused a woman to have good behavior in a men only jail, no stress, meals provided and zero access to women? That’s why so many men do the same thing or worse when they get out and start another relationship! Any violent criminal will not change unless their jail time also includes mandated counseling which at least in the US is rare!

[@raf9ooo9a]

12 years old would think of runaway with her boyfriend not killing her entire family. Canadian judicial system is awful.

[@JayKhwaja]

Disgusting 🫣 System

[@Bakugantsuvai1]

I've read this case in my school's law textbook and a few others on Canadian laws and some textbooks have stated that Jeremey was the mastermind of the Richardson's family murder. In one account I've read, actually Jasmine had second thoughts of murdering her 8 year old little brother but Jeremey had her go through with the act anyways even holding her hand against the handle of the knife as he plunged the blade into his sternum. So the finishing blow was dealt by Jeremy and not Jasmine herself. However I would suggest finding more sources to support these accounts.

[@masonfremlin193]

As a Canadian to myself I highly agree with you and very strange because I don’t know much about Canadian judicial System ?

[@JayKhwaja]

@HimikoWerckmeister It was Jasmine who sadly committed the foul act upon her sweet Brother Jacob. I know this as I spoke to Wayne Chopek who was a dear close friend of the Richardson family and said of Jasmine being the ultimate Perpetrator. Jeremy "IDIOTIC" Steinke bragged to an undercover officer (Cory Both) about committing the murders of Marc and Debra Richardson but strenuously said that he saw Jasmine taking her brother's life as he watched from the doorway as Jasmine was stabbing wildly at poor Jacob before slashing his throat. He also was boasting about the murders to other inmates when being transferred by van to prison and two sheriffs overhead the conversation and noted 📝 this all down as he was talking away, thus mentioning Jasmine Murdering her brother and not himself.

[@jinniwind]

@@Bakugantsuvai1 from what i learned, killing her brother wasnt in the original plan. She decided to do it because she said she felt bad for leaving him alive alone while parents are dead. Jeremy saw him still alive and slit the throat to finish the job but it was her who started this.

[@stryker942]

I remember this happening, 2 streets away from me. Swat vehicles and military trucks closed off multiple streets and you could feel something in the air, NOTHING like that ever happens here. Seeing her class pictures on the wall in the high school was chilling to say the least

[@bethanypuleo]

Wow. Creepy. 😖

[@TheMisanthrope.]

Canada's justice system is sick...I'm pretty sure Karla Homolka runs a daycare in the Parliament buildings by now.

[@amityislandchum]

Karla Homolka's freedom has nothing to do with the Canadian justice system. She got a plea deal BEFORE the evidence against her was discovered. She was thought to be only another victim when that deal was made. She would be free even if it happened in the US.

[@ladynikkie]

@@amityislandchum oh I doubt she would have been free if she was trying in the US to see that evidence. The deal would definitely been retracted immediately That evidence was practically perjury on her part.

[@cjvaye99]

@@amityislandchum I don't think so. she drugged her sister with animal drugs so her sick freak husband can have his way with her. she'd of been locked up for life here.

[@laikanbarth]

@@amityislandchum In the deal it also stated that if she lied they had a right to revoke the deal. She lied big time and Canada still did not revoke the deal. The fault is with your legal system that was too lazy to do it’s job and unfortunately the BS Canadian legal system is slowly leaking down to the USA.

[@quuks]

And yet Canada has a low crime rate compared to the us

[@JoshuaRyanErwin]

He was identifying as a 300 year old werewolf back in 2006? Wow...he was considerably ahead of the curve.

[@shabbysuzannah3702]

Thank you for telling this tragic tale. It’s just so hard to believe. They both needed locking up for life. Absolutely heartbreaking. Her poor, poor family.

[@spiroclimb2523]

At some point, this will catch up to her. Reminders are constantly around, other families with a son and daughter holiday shopping, at the park etc. I can't see how you can live "free" knowing you murdered your little brother who begged for his life. That's a heavvyyy stone to carry.

[@jewelmathews1408]

For normal people yes. But if she is a psychopath then she will never feel it. That's what is scary.

[@stillcantbesilencedevennow]

@@jewelmathews1408 exactly! If she had even shown a modicum of contrition, I might have been somewhat more forgiving, but after WATCHING her talk and describe what she did while smiling? Ew. This skank should have been chum for the sharks.

[@kazukihashimoto183]

to be honest i would'nt mind an article that is saying she hung her self from a celing...... the fact that she is living a happy life now shows she doesnt give 2 f-s about murdering his entire family, i couldnt live with the fact, i dont think she gave two f*cks about this whole thing and now shes happy.

[@wrenh5046]

She literally laughed when describing their deaths so don’t think it’s too heavy for her

[@jinniwind]

You are assuming shes normal though. She is a born sociopath.

[@beee___]

This is crazy to me.. I have a 12 year old son and I honestly can't believe that a parent would let their 12 year old go to shows or wouldn't keep an eye on what their child was doing online.

[@1GTX1]

I understand putting restrictions, but spying would be kinda creepy, i had internet back in 2003 when i was 12 and like with other kids in neighbourhood, our internet searches were... interesting. Here in Eastern Europe our parents didn't know how to turn on the computer, and didn't care where we went outside or for how long..

[@beee___]

@@1GTX1 okay, well her parents "spying" on her could have literally saved their lives and their son's life, and changed the course of her life forever.

[@Sputterbug]

@@beee___ it wasn't about spying it was about getting the man out of their lives. she would have found a way to get to him even if they cancelled their internet and phones. what should've happened imo is instead of warning Jeremy they should have charged him with grooming and had their daughter interrogated about him. then he could've possibly gotten time for SA

[@beee___]

@@Sputterbug she wouldn't have found him in the first place if they weren't letting their 12 year old go to shows alone with her friends. Don't get me wrong, he 100% should have been reported to the police. My main point is that it's crazy that parents don't keep a better eye on what their young children are doing.

[@bigfoot882]

started going to hardcore punk shows around 12 or 13 and had no Internet and was hang with friends in my age group when at shows.

[@mrnygren2]

I recall when this was new in 2006, I'm pretty sure I looked up everything about this case and even tried contacting the girl. She had social media and I remember finding her users.

[@twillastacy1014]

This is an absolutely devastating story, but I need to be honest - I laughed out loud at, "I'm calling BS on this one."

[@mitchcooper5132]

Such a throwback for me, I attended Mount Royal University the same time she did. photos of her hadn't been released, she was using a new name and ot was a relatively small school. You never knew if she was sitting next to you in class!

[@a.p.5342]

I’ve come across some people on Reddit who have admitted publicly to having her in a class or a friend of theirs was in a class with her. She apparently took Art. Supposedly.

[@tototima8126]

I already know about this case but still hyped to see it covered by Coffeehouse crime👌

[@CoffeehouseCrime]

Thank you! Hope to bring new angles to this story

[@lizlaksh8579]

Same

[@glow1815]

I did as well. Adrian always covered it amazingly better. Something about his voice makes it so soothing to listing.

[@nicoledagostino5064]

Marc went to school with my sister, they hung around as kids. So sad! 😢

[@theresekatie4841]

Sentencing wasn't harsh enough, she was basically rewarded for what she did. "This is monsters" KZbin channel delves into nastier cases (sometimes I can't watch them) but many of the stories he covers involve re-offending after sentences. I expect if he's still around a decade or 2 from now he'll be covering this and her re-offending.

[@ImperfectlyBlooming]

He actually posted on their story yesterday

[@kjul.]

This girl does *not* look like a 12 year old at all, more like at least 16. Crazy that she's walking free as we speak. What a weird case.

[@MissX905]

Some commenter on here (woman) says she misses Vampire Freaks and she used to live on that site, hmmm

[@Vixyvix01]

@@MissX905 Nothing "hmm" about it, it was apparently a very popular site back in the day for alternative people to use

[@MissX905]

@@Vixyvix01 The "hmmm" was wondering who the commenter Vampire Freaks could be as she's out and could it be her commenting?

[@catmitten]

@@MissX905bruh how.. that’s a very small chance

[@akacryptic8885]

Just curious how this girl goes on to date someone. Like so do you have parents? “Oh no I was an orphan” what were u doing between ages 12-22 “college and lived in a group home” I bet she has to lie her way through life from now on

[@kazukihashimoto183]

lets be real here iff the fact that her little brothers pleing for his life didnt make her feel bad im not too sure that lying will make her feel bad....

[@akacryptic8885]

@@kazukihashimoto183 not the point just, how would anyone ever trust her with such a shady life history

[@beachplumb]

@@akacryptic8885 Being an orphan raised in a group home is "shady"?

[@bryceoliver8899]

Ya my parents were murdered, I’m an orphan… Ya, they got the guy.. him and his crazy girlfriend..

[@olandir]

I'd be very curious to see if she is secretly waiting for her boyfriend to get out of jail so they can pick up where they left off. she could be in communication with him and no one would know.