Jennifer Pan - Confessions of a Serial Killer - S02 EP02 - True Crime

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

You know they have the actual video of her interrogation. You don't need to reenact it.

[@markbaz]

Finally an honest perspective on interrogation techniques. The police departments in the states would never say anything negative about the techniques they use.

[@manjsher3094]

It's a Canadian case not American.

[@myszanathe]

@@manjsher3094that’s the point he’s making genius

[@irawilliams343]

All Jennifer had to do to have the life she has always wanted was to walk out of the door.

[@samr996]

Thank you, finally someone with sense. Reading through the comments got me a bit terrified, we are living amongst a lot of potential murderers.

[@Michelala]

I don’t condone what she did in anyway. It was absolutely wrong and there were and are resources available in Markham and Toronto that could have helped her. But Jennifer was abused her entire life. Her parents, particularly her father gave her few choices and freedoms even after she was a legal adult. Jennifer was controlled her entire life, anything less than perfect was a failure. That’s a lot of pressure to put on a child and one who grows up that way is at big risk of having psychological problems. She couldn’t even go to her parents for help when she was failing a class she never even wanted to take and didn’t need because she would face her father’s anger. She told one lie to avoid his anger and it snowballed. Mix that in with an unhealthy relationship with the wrong kind of people, the threat of losing everything and everyone she cared about and the crushing weight of being the family disappointment and her though process becomes a little clearer. So yeah, she could have walked out the door, but she didn’t know where the door was and where to go after.

[@Huyndoan]

Not that simple. She heavily depended on her parents financially. She can't live on her own.

[@hongkonghottie]

exactly .. their house their rules.PARENTS didnt want her dating a drug dealer😂

[@solukhumbu911]

she knew that too , but she wanted the inheritance , the house and the luxury cars

[@frankl1378]

She never confessed and she's not even a serial killer. I thought this was some prison interview and not some reenactment of an old story. Why do you need to reenact in the first place when you can just use actual footage of the interrogation?

[@yoshipham1941]

Hello @frankl1378, Jennifer Pan DID CONFESSE after a lengthy interrogation, however SHE IS NOT A SERIAL KILLER..

[@theIotus]

She confessed into being the one who brought the murdering gang home. She's indeed a criminal.

[@yoshipham1941]

Hello @@theIotus, Definitely, she is a criminal but not a Serial Killer like this video stated.

[@theIotus]

@yoshipham1941 Yes, I agree that the title is false and misleading. Have a lovely day Yoshi. :)

[@KendallRicki]

​@@yoshipham1941SMH at you defending a criminal.

[@Ironheart73]

Unpopular Opinion. Her parents made her a monster and did not even know it. Oh no, don't get me wrong, Jennifer definitely is responsible for her crime and must be put to jail. But her parents definitely could have prevented her from going down this path by not treating their children like prized race horses. The problem with Tiger parents is that instead of treating their Children like human beings that need love and nurturing, they wanna turn them into trophies. They want them to achieve what they themselves could never have in their own youth. When they push them to succeed, its not because they want their Children to have a better life. Its because they need something to be proud of for themselves. LIke, because my daughter is smart, it means I am actually smart. Living like this can make a child very resentful, very traumatized, and will find ways to rebel for some freedom. I know some you are gonna say "But why did she not run away?". Well the problem with this kind of abuse is that the prison is really in her head. All her life, she was conditioned to always seek validation from her parents.

[@mikejang8666]

while i agree with you, this is sadly the norm for most immigrant families.

[@Jumperman12mac]

I'm grateful my parents didn't go full on Tiger on me. They at least knew better.

[@Ironheart73]

@@mikejang8666 Nothing wrong with wanting a better life for your family, but for crying out loud do not live through your children. Children are not supposed to fulfill the dreams of their parents. Parents should help their children fulfill their own.

[@Ironheart73]

@@Jumperman12mac I want my kids to excel to. BUT I will support them at any endeavor they really want and enjoy doing. I wont force my son to be a doctor or a lawyer. If he want's to be in a rock band, I will support him. However, I will tell him to get an education because its the only wealth I can give him. He can take a Music degree or a business degree so he wont be ripped off my record labels.

[@lizabrown3488]

Very well said!

[@lovemusic2043]

She was twenty four years old, all she had to do was move out of their house, move to another city, just leave.. no sympathy for her at all. She's worse than her parents.

[@Christrulesall2]

I don't either but the girl clearly had arrested development. She was constantly on lock down by her dominating parents by being threatened with ultimatums to do it their way only. They didn't let her live and do what she wanted. It's only so much a person can take.

[@gargichaturvedi6533]

@@Christrulesall2 This is the norm for many asian households, not everyone ends up with arrested development. A lot of this has to do with the human being's inherent temperament. A lot of deviants have genetic abnormalities. So a lot of it is prenatally determined.

[@mistyrious1111starseed]

You've never had controlling judgemental parents that was abuse your entire life

[@sammas2959]

Try to grow up Asian or study Asian culture! The reverse if this is honor killing!

[@EyFmS]

Im sorry but this girl is not a "serial killer".

[@markbaz]

Yes. She is far from a serial killer. Though given more time and extreme situations in her life she may have proven us wrong.

[@beehuynh5843]

True, the title is totally wrong

[@ryane2083]

@EyFmS Was going to say the same thing.

[@AaronGarcia-n9p]

She is a selfish bish

[@OldskolFan]

She didn’t even do the killings; she hired people.

[@ruthcassidy6052]

NOT a serial killer - only one person died (sadly) and not by her hand (just her plan).

[@KendallRicki]

Who cares? She's evil regardless.

[@naqdensjam]

Someone should interview her nowadays !!!! I would be very inferested to see her mentality!!

[@KendallRicki]

No thanks.

[@connierenna-xf9um]

Well, she was always treated with dispassionate coldness, so that’s the disposition she eventually had adopted towards her parents.

[@pisceshilda]

Yes I understand the struggles and the trauma that high family expectations bring to a child's life, I hit certain dark points a couple of times in life when I wished I was dead, but I didn't do it and I killed no one, I managed to walk out of that toxic environment and focused on my own goals. Obviously it wasn't the case in this young woman's life unfortunately.

[@sammas2959]

You are the fortunate one. Do not take it for granted!!

[@pisceshilda]

@@sammas2959 this has nothing to do with luck, a lot of people have gone through a lot worse than this but they have killed no one either, can’t say they are the fortunate ones. It’s how people perceive the world and how they handle stress.

[@roachesrootcanals3522]

dear director, please dont get adventurous with videography: the cam has no business pacing back and forth as the presenter introduces this case

[@debragonzales6700]

The father wanted to much control over her future instead of letting her choose what she wanted to do, he drove her to this point. Because of the success he wanted in his daughter he lost his wife and the daughter. Yet she feels shameful of what she did, the father also is shameful of his controlling

[@sammas2959]

The scoundrel is living in shame, hiding from everyone! Even if his life end today, the story can offered valuable lesson to the materialistic, overly ambitious Vietnamese people!

[@miscetc-tm2yt]

Technically she's not a serial killer, this is spam clickbait.

[@jacksbaldhead8326]

I know, right? I was confused by the title, because I knew she planned on two (only one successfully) which doesn't put her in the serial killer category anyway.

[@jonathancairy8300]

Ur right

[@KendallRicki]

"Potential" serial killer... Better?

[@ChristinaTodd1970]

19:27 If I were ever sitting down with a detective and every other word was "okay" I would stop talking immediately just on principle.

[@river8760]

Absolutely.

[@flej01]

She should have watched Bruce Rivers, never talk to the cops even if your innocent always get a lawyer.

[@harmonywatson5269]

🎶“ Bruce Rivers is a criminal Lawyer ..and he’s gonna react to all that self snitching “ 😂

[@workouts_2024]

I much prefer Bruce with a beard. The salt 'n pepper effect is handsome on him.

[@stevecarroll6760]

I don’t think Bruce Rivers had his channel when she was turning evil

[@Wilditellya1]

Seriously though. Anything more than a brief statement made to an officer, regardless if one is guilty or not, shouldn’t be done unless an attorney is present. I’m not anti cop, but they aren’t your friends. Criminal defense attorneys are worth every cent

[@BlessedBeing751]

Though I've seen this case before I enjoyed the interview/ interrogation process breakdown. Ms Pan should've run off or something. No excuse for trying to or succeeding in killing your parents!

[@wholefoodplantbasedmama5398]

I was not aware two people murdered makes someone a serial killer.

[@ChristinaTodd1970]

It's tricky. Some say two or more, some say three or more. Whatever number ones uses the murders have to be followed by a cooling off period. She's not a serial killer. Not even a mass killer. Just a murderer.

[@kim-lusteenkamp4866]

Yes title is misleading

[@emilytoole1524]

@@ChristinaTodd1970a serial killer is a person who kills , at least three different people , on different locations and dates or time frame .

[@curiouslyme524]

​@emilytoole1524 No. The FBI changed it to two. But there has to be a cooling off period between murders. So, serial killings are different from mass or spree killings.

[@leopadh]

No it’s not

[@onceupon3805]

Her parents killed themselves via her, in my opinion, though not purposely. They refused to see her as a separate human being at any stage.

[@sammas2959]

You are correct. Vietnamese wanted to be distinguished from all other human race! This story is concrete proof that their extreme ambition will only lead to their demise!

[@helenaserafim8961]

Truth being told the police interrogation was awfull and inapropiate. as soon as she became a suspect she had the right of being interrogate in a presence of a lawyer. She was to young and immature to ask for one. Only after that interrogation did they inform her that she had the right to a lawyer.

[@atreussonofhippodamia9182]

Even so her actions were the cause of her parents death. So regardless of a lawyer present she is going to prison

[@LynetteA68]

@@atreussonofhippodamia9182she should’ve been informed she had the right to an attorney (her Miranda rights) BEFORE they EVER questioned her!!

[@Betterbeing45]

Let's ignore the fact that she blamed a Black man.

[@Wrayvenn]

Ok 👍🏻

[@lisapalmer4725]

It's always a black man though

[@wholefoodplantbasedmama5398]

I am in china. The mental torture young Chinese 5:46 go through from their parents is horrific. I can imagine vietnamese children could be the same

[@kim-lusteenkamp4866]

I think ALL Asian parents exert excruciating pressure on their offspring to achieve success

[@Tomes23]

Some parents treat children like chattel. It deprives them of the ability to safely make little mistakes. If they had been more loving, perhaps she would not have feared them like she did.

[@markbaz]

I agree. Indian children as well. They are often treated as objects they own versus children they have! Living in an authoritarian or dictatorship environment can break a child and cause harm to them and their parents.

[@yoleeisbored]

Yeah asian americans and asian Canadians too

[@IndelibleSin317]

True but she was 24, she could have gotten a job and left but she wanted the money her parents had.

[@jilshjs]

Her parents were never mentioned as to why this girl felt the way she did. Do u know how hard it is to live up to parents like that? SHE IS NOT A SERIAL UNALIVER.

[@irenemai4844]

She is sick, many and most Vietnamese parents are like this and we do not hire or unalive our parents. I do know what it’s like, it affects us so bad but she could’ve just moved out but instead she leeched off her parents by lying to them of her education for a DRUGDEALER.

[@MsDisneylandlover]

She could had a learning disorder

[@xsinfulxdiseasex]

So she is not an only child....then where is the brother? Why is he never mentioned?

[@daniellet.3047]

Why does he need to be associated with her and what she's done?? He's already been through so much, lost his mom, His reputation was also ruined because of it as well. He wasn't living at the house at the time, and he shouldn't have to be involved in it anymore than he's had to be this far

[@xsinfulxdiseasex]

@daniellet.3047 Well, I wasn't trying to involve anyone. It's just that they made it seem she was an only once you find out she wasn't, it was surprising. Only made me curious as to if the brother noticed anything or warned his parents or maybe turned her in. It was just surprising and was only really trying to ask to see if it's true she had a brother....no need to get all defensive

[@mistyrious1111starseed]

I thought she was an only child too

[@krmccarrell]

Since when did you become a "criminologist" David? Can you just take a two-day seminar and call yourself as such, like Phil McGraw?

[@fridavinci6177]

If she did that web of lies for years, why hasn't she just gotten a real degree or gotten a job?

[@tjrizvi251]

Selfishness, maybe.

[@sammas2959]

Lies to the oppressive parents. She is not the character in "Catch me if you can!"

[@boardammo1593]

Let this be a lesson to parents who force their kids to be doctors!

[@axcelzedd]

SHE IS NOT A SERIAL KILLER

[@alexanderaghayan117]

The interrogation of Oppenheimer is precisely what should not be done. A genius like Oppenheimer started inventing stories just to please the interrogators and end the torture. False memories and confessions are often triggered by aggressive questioning. If it can happen to Oppenheimer it can happen to anyone.

[@GavynGageHudsynGentry]

I don’t think parents wanting her to go to school is that much pressure!! I wish my parents cared about my grades and helped me go to school!!!

[@vyvyangutierrez1]

Definition of a Serial Killer: A person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behavior pattern.

[@manfredfinch]

Another fine product of Asian parenting.

[@theresachristie7150]

They pushed her to not be a deadbeat; they pushed her to achieve something and to not date someone who was a drug dealer; how is that in any way bad parenting?! Shame on you

[@sammas2959]

Point that finger! Anglo Saxon have try to change others for centuries! Asian response to this change! Asian competition is reactive to the world environment! Here we see that overly competitive ruined lives!

[@Joonaly3390]

She is not a serial killer, she was push to the corner to meet her parents expectations, as the results of not meeting and living by her parents rules and expectations, it pushes her in the corner and she was trying to find her way out just to live or have a mind of her own.

[@nikkitacarter2830]

Rule is if you are brought in for questioning and they keep repeating the same questions you just answer ,stop talking😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Andy-xx3tt]

It’s wild how she put so much effort into faking schoolwork and documents in place of actually applying herself in school.

[@rickg2516]

Don't waste your time watching.

[@dailyinspiration5540]

The perception that people have of the Pan parents versus Chandler Henderson’s parents are wildly different, even though it is basically the same scenario. No one calls the Henderson’s tiger parents and no one says that they deserved to die, and we all know why…

[@guillaumeb.3861]

Finally an honest perspective on interrogation techniques. The police departments in the states would never say anything negative about the techniques they use.

[@platogenova9573]

Why?

[@guillaumeb.3861]

@@platogenova9573 If I were ever sitting down with a detective and every other word was "okay" I would stop talking immediately just on principle.

[@titotatianajuarez3248]

To an interrogator, the interrogated is ALWAYS GUILTY AND ALWAYS NOT TELLING THE TRUTH. It's the job of an interrogator to obtain a confession whether it is true or not. It's exactly the reason why everyone should ask for a lawyer and never speak to the police or interrogators unless under guidance by an attorney.

[@HazelSmith-de7so]

She needs to rot in jail for what she did to her parents

[@sammas2959]

Only one point out, many pointed back! Please do not complain when it is you!

[@vukkumsp]

She is not a serial killer. This is a proof, whatever written online shouldn't be taken as a truth.

[@mcg9589]

If the expectatins were too high, she could have left. She had secrets and wanted her parents' assets to lure back her bf who had moved on. At 24, you can walk out the door and live the life you desire. No excuses. What made it even worse is her blaming Black people with an accent and dreadlocks for the conspiracy she set in motion. Dispicable!

[@sammas2959]

No! Not despicable. Blaming black for the crime is beneficial to black! •Black stereotype, so some black will rise •Black was not the perpetrator; whew! that was a close one!

[@Ikrell-Laires]

she is NOT a serial killer ..she is a multiple murderer ... if she was a serial killer she would have had to have killed several times with pauses in between murders over a time span ie a series of murderers .. she killed two people in one go and thats it ..get it right !!!!

[@Allison_Wonderland.]

Her mom was killed. One, not two. Her father lived

[@Ikrell-Laires]

@@Allison_Wonderland. ah , did not know that , but she is obviously not a serial killer LOL

[@Wildflower95694]

Or family annihilator.

[@Yolanda-e4y]

Lying is not a truthful method therefore it should have been thrown out of court

[@LynetteA68]

Sadly in the USA the courts have ruled that cops are legally allowed to LIE to us!!! Imagine that in a so called democracy!!

[@melissasw64]

Does anyone really care what the interrogator does to get the truth? I don't.

[@annabambus6572]

Also see the documentary film, Mind Hunters. The first of the FBI to put profiles of serial killers together. Brilliant.

[@manaspandey9338]

Neither the parents or the girl is a victim here, the prominent evil which no one seems to realize is the society, we all are fault here! Try to think in depth and the answer will always be us humans and our own pathetic created manual of living life

[@sammas2959]

Pra'bhu 🙏!! It is said that human has created the perfect trap for himself! Only a very rare few, can get out (buddhahood, awared)

[@gic8849]

And she literally showed the detective how she was able to get her phone out of her back pocket & dial 911 with her hands tied behind her back. It was fairly easy for her to do. You’d think they’d know this because they watched the interrogations lol

[@isobelbauch9842]

Jennifer was a Chinese girl with tiger parents who had high expectations of her. The pressure built up and she snapped.

[@SamSeth1996]

I thought she was Vietnamese.

[@youngfadula]

Shes vietnamese

[@SamSeth1996]

She’s not Chinese get your facts straight.

[@Neverseenitcoming]

Don’t forget she was lazy and wanted to date a drug dealer

[@Michelala]

She’s Vietnamese but in Markham there is a lot of parenting philosophy overlap in the East Asian community. I lived there for most of my life and went to school with A LOT of kids with tiger parents. I knew many kids like Jennifer who weren’t allowed to socialise or pick their own educational focus, to the point that their parents picked their university, major and courses for them.

[@kimfraederich]

the acoustic echo in this video makes it unpleasant to listen to...

[@marianyazzie8592]

When is she going to tell her story???

[@Michelala]

The Canadian penal system is extremely strict about media access and interviews for prisoners. There are so many hoops to jump though that it’s not worth the effort. The request needs to be approved by the parole board, it can’t disrupt the normal operation of the facility, and the prisoner has to meet the prisons behaviour standards and have no history of glorifying their crime. Even if they do get the interview, prisoners have super strict limits on what they can discuss. It’s actually rare here for a high profile offender to speak to the media at all, even after they are released. Besides, Jennifer is still denying her involvement so she’s not going to talk to anyone about what happened.

[@globalcitizen270]

How do you make a crime genre content with this much false information???! She perfectly recreated how she called 911 with her hands tied. It is possible. Not mentioning the other wrong names in this video.... At least watch the interrogation video of Jennifer pan before you make one.

[@NunyaBus99]

She’s not a “serial killer”, rather a “spree killer”, and that’s a stretch. A spree killer kills 2 or more people at the same time, with no time between the killing. A serial killer kills multiple people with days, weeks or months between the murders.

[@michellecrocker2485]

It doesn’t excuse what she did but the tiger parenting style never helped this girl to NOT snap. Why is it not legally considered a fork of abuse ?

[@leopadh]

Serial killer? You’ve gone too far there

[@aprilarellano5562]

My parents never encouraged me!! To excel in education & life!!! I didn’t have my parents murdered !!!

[@MrVipulLal]

Click bait title. She was not a serial killer, just once

[@rrrrrr9894]

They went through so much work on that case it seems like all they had to do was just get a warrant for her cell phone and case closed.Right when they were assuming it was her They should just got the warrant for her cell phone

[@jonathancairy8300]

This is definitely a reenactment. I've seen the real interview.

[@BinhLe-bz2eu]

The parents made their kids to become a killer by pressuring their kids to make their dream come true as an idea dream child. Without disregard for their need.

[@SU-qj7ue]

I feel for this girl, been in her shoes long ago The only reason I didn’t go that way was because nobody had guns around me In certain circumstances, Prison seems better than home Now I wish myself dead

[@asmith8947]

Her father should also be in prison for what he did to her.

[@markmike7933]

All of these guys live in FANTASYLAND :) NO...a lot of criminals DO NOT have the same hearts and minds we do. They don't GAF about what they have done and feel no remorse. So we can wait years to see if the "guilt" gets to them :) or we can use a technique that works. I'm glad we use the technique that works :)

[@sammas2959]

Same and different. Different and same. Like you, hot headed over a video! You are different yet you're same! For in us is you! And you us.

[@Dovietail]

So odd. Family annihilation is almost always a male crime. Regardless, it always comes down to SHAME.

[@elisabettaepiney9896]

Not well researched… She knew her dad was alive because you can hear him screaming while she’s on the 911 call. She also did manage to demonstrate getting out of the ties for the police.

[@fatihasetbel9923]

She does not deserve to spend her life in jail

[@PatrickFDolan]

She may be a cereal killer but she's not a serial killer.

[@user-eb7ko2cf8l]

I didn't know that Jennifer Pan was a serial killer 🤔🤦

[@qlth3620]

In the U.S, if police lie, she's free to go.

[@annabambus6572]

As Atticus the trial lawyer saidnto his very young tomboy daughter, in one of the greatest novels, written by Lee Harper; Until you can step out of your own shoes and walk in the shoes of someone else, you basically don't know what the f you are talking about. Not a direct quote. Do your research 🎉

[@francesbernard2445]

The kind of crystal ball kind of research that is only a bit more modernized than in the days of Jezebel and king Ahab? No thank you. I am not interested in becoming a criminologist in today's world filled with so much identity politics and culture wars and class wars filled with braggarts about how much more sophisticated their means of doing research on things like domestic violence crimes too has become.

[@lindashaw3796]

I agree with the production shortcomings - quite irritating. I've seen a few doccies featuring David Wilson, and his style annoys me. For instance, body language can indicate the POSSIBILITY of deception, not that the suspect is definitely lying as he seems to imply (there are many instances of him doing this). He's obviously highly qualified, but it still annoys me!!! My opinion....

[@sammisparrow]

Great presentation ✊️

[@markmike7933]

Bunch of bleeding hearts spinning reality :)

[@philippinestroppoholic7996]

Who are you mate, just go fishing

[@laurencebureau7677]

Not a serial killer... I believe it's a parenticide.

[@lizabrown3488]

Her father who pinned her down just shows this father doesn’t have any love at all for his daughter. If I was the parent, I would forgive her and not send her to prison. However will confront her of what she did but will forgive her. I strongly believe it will make Jennifer realize how her father loves her and will then change. Love, support and forgiveness within the family are very important.

[@waning_focus]

She got his wife ☠️ are you serious??

[@hongkonghottie]

Even with love, she needs to face justice

[@corradoroeper7092]

I agree. Something similar happened in Italy, but the father forgave the daughter. This man never loved his daughter.

[@AGreyAlien]

They spawned evil in the world.

[@Michelala]

That’s never going to happen. He got a life time no contact order. I believe the true sociopath was her father because he didn’t love his children, he wanted trophies.

[@KendallRicki]

Wow majority of the comment section here is quite weird, sad and disgusting. SMH 😢

[@jonathancairy8300]

Isn't a serial killer who kills more than two people?

[@elizabethwallace7495]

If her father died she would have gotten away with it.

[@dani2cute4u]

Not at all. I knew the daughter of the lead investigator. Jen was the prime suspect right at the start based on many elements of the crime scene: no forced entry, no attempt to shoot her, pathetic attempt to "restrain" her with poorly tied shoelaces. Also, her cell phone records showed hundreds of text messages with the assailants.

[@KameronMekaylah]

@@dani2cute4u your friends mom shouldn’t even have been discussing the case with you all while it was on going. You can get her fired for that.

[@ThePinkHammerLA]

She was not a serial killer

[@nismo8892]

She didn’t killed her parents. Someone else did.

[@ArwenAungle]

The Reid technique possibly came from the FBI?

[@kidbluboo]

Uhhh... someone needs to read up on the definition of a serial killer

[@chensweeyew454]

So, she is the victim!!!????

[@terrencehodge1318]

She is not a serial killer.

[@jezluna4244]

She not a serial killer just a little monster 😂

[@audreymay9378]

The girl got in way over her head

[@colorbugoriginals4457]

Isn't this "mass murderer" and not "serial killer"? Immediately doubting the quality of this content.

[@БеллатриксОрионовна]

I'm happy I stopped watching this at 4 smth

[@ytnyd]

this production is sooo bad

[@lanni8224]

Deceptive headline, click bait

[@nikkitacarter2830]

She like how old acting like 15yesrs old. She could been moved out working holding her own 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@skykru8581]

boring

[@KattEyl]

Define serial killer

[@MadarakiFran]

She dated the wrong guy.

[@sammas2959]

Unlike you? The guy had a new girlfriend. She still want him. The heart wants what the heart wants. No wrong or right!

[@lau77771hh]

Serial killer? 😅😂

[@TigerLilly-em6dm]

how was she a serial killer? lol NOPE. incorrect definition.

[@leahstumm9662]

👍

[@churclan000]

Not a serial killer at all lol. But sick yes

[@kalliopiskiathiti9683]

Ενοχηηη 100 της 100

[@1285DM]

Never talk a singur word with cops , Never ever , this is prof of how deceitful they are in interrogation.

[@gloubilo132]

she is so cute