Parent-child relationship has always been a topic in human society, this kind of relationship composed of blood, genes, and time is very complex, some parent-child relationships are like sunshine, and some parent-child relationships are like a cold knife.
In the past few days, there has been a tragic incident in Sydney that has caused a sensation all over the world, a man with a knife rushed into the mall, attacked the crowd, and finally killed 6 people, some of them are mothers, and some are about to enter the marriage hall.
Just yesterday, the father of the murderer was interviewed by the media, saying that his son was suffering from mental illness, and they only found out that the murderer was actually their own son after seeing the news.
"To you he's a monster, for me he's very sick, and believe me, he's very sick. ”
It's a terrible thing to have your own child become a cruel killer, so what if your child wants to kill you?
1. A good Chinese woman hired a murderer to kill her relatives
Last week, Netflix released a new documentary, What Jennifer Did, that caught the world's attention. And the background of this documentary is based on real events, a good Chinese girl who was pampered and carefully cultivated by her parents since she was a child, and finally hired a murderer to kill her relatives.
In November 2010, the Canadian emergency services received a call from a young woman in Unionville, Markham, Greater Toronto Area, calling for help that three men had broken into her home.
The woman's name is Jennifer, and her parents were tied up in the basement, and then two gunshots rang out, killing her mother on the spot and her father being seriously injured and unconscious.
Jennifer called 911 and claimed she was tied up throughout the attack.
The police immediately arrived at the scene, and they found the father, who was covered in blood, and he was immediately taken to the hospital for treatment, as well as the body of the mother, which was covered in blood.
However, the police soon became suspicious. First of all, if her hands were tied, how did she get help? and with no signs of the door being pried open, how did the killer get in?
In addition, she said that she was locked up on the second floor by the robbers, and took the initiative to hand over the family's belongings, so she escaped by luck. The police found that many valuables in the house were intact, jewelry, luxury cars, these were intact, if it was really a robbery, would the robbers let these things go?
Jennifer's testimony said that she was in her room at the time, and her mother came home at 9 o'clock, after which she heard her parents talking, and her mother, who usually speaks Cantonese, suddenly spoke English. Then someone rushed in and robbed them, so they gave them 2,000 Canadian dollars to buy a mobile phone, but they wanted more. Then she was dragged down, and the men took her parents to the basement.
In the following investigation, the police found more suspicious points, the first is that Jennifer behaved extremely abnormally throughout the whole process, she looked anxious, worried that she had said something wrong, and secondly, they also found that there was a big problem with the way she demonstrated that she was tied up.
Then the police sent the most experienced officers to talk to her:
"You know, your dad woke up, and he gave us a different testimony than yours, and you should know that we now have satellite positioning, and we can easily know who did what where. ”
"People make mistakes. ”
"You certainly didn't expect things to turn out the way they are today, you just made the wrong friends. ”
"Luckily, you're not the one to shoot, so you won't have much of a problem. ”
Asked at this point, Jennifer broke her defense, and she whispered, "Will I be sentenced to death?"
The truth is revealed.
It turned out that what Jennifer didn't expect was that her father, who was seriously injured by a bullet, actually picked up a life when he woke up from a coma. It also brought up a shocking truth - he remembered Jennifer whispering to a gunman like a friend, and that she was not tied up when she was being carried around.
After many questioning, the story in Jennifer's mouth changed again. She begins to claim that it was she who hired the killer to kill her, not her parents.
Apparently she was not trustworthy in this way, so she was eventually charged by the police.
The case went to trial on March 14, 2014, and Jennifer and those who conspired with her in carrying out the plan (David, Eric, Daniel, and Renford) pleaded not guilty.
In December 2014, she was convicted on multiple counts and sentenced to life in prison, 25 years before she could be eligible for parole. The trial lasted ten months, and several of her accomplices also pleaded guilty and were sentenced to the same sentence.
In a statement, Jennifer's father said, "When I lost my wife, I also lost my daughter. I don't feel like I have a home anymore. Some people say I should feel lucky I'm alive, but I feel like I'm dead too. ”
The former warm home has become a purgatory on earth, and his life will be trapped in such a nightmare, so why would a good girl who has been pampered since childhood hire a murderer to kill her parents?
2 She used a lie, pretending to be a perfect flower in a greenhouse
After moving to Canada as refugees, Jennifer's parents both worked for an auto parts manufacturer and amassed considerable wealth over the years through hard work and frugality. They are a very strict pair of parents, which puts a lot of pressure on their two children.
As a child, Jennifer was encouraged to learn piano and train in figure skating in hopes of one day earning a place at the Olympics, however, that dream was shattered after she injured her knee ligaments.
Due to her parents' expectations, Jenny began to choose to falsify her transcripts because, despite her hard work, she still achieved an average grade and even failed in individual subjects.
And in addition to paying close attention to their children's grades, even in her teens and twenties, Jennifer's parents forbade her from dating or socializing for fear that it might affect her studies, and she couldn't go out at will, go to class reunions, or wear makeup.
When she was in the 11th grade, she began to do something that her parents did not allow - she fell in love with her boyfriend Wang.
Before graduating from high school, she lied to her parents that she would be able to pursue a pharmacy degree in college, when in fact she was just a waitress and was with her boyfriend, Wang. In order to convince them that she is studying at the university. She even falsified diplomas, bought old textbooks and filled her notebooks with observations about drugs, and took the bus to downtown pretending to go to school.
Just as she was about to "graduate," her boyfriend helped her forge a straight A transcript, and then she told her family that she was going to volunteer at the hospital's blood testing lab.
However, the family eventually discovered this series of lies about her, as they discovered that although she went to work, she did not have a company pass or uniform at all.
In the end, the lie is shattered, and the truth is revealed - she never went to college and has been living at her boyfriend's house.
In order to get their daughter back on the right track, her parents forbade her from meeting her boyfriend and asked her to study for college again. There is a rift in Jennifer and Wang's relationship, and her boyfriend has a new love, all of which makes Jennifer full of resentment.
In the spring of 2010, Jennifer got back together with Daniel, and together they devised a plan to hire a killer to kill her parents for $15,000, and if successful, she would inherit a $500,000 inheritance.
King pulls a man he knows named Runford Roy Crawford into the scheme, and Runford introduces them to Eric and David, the other two men involved in the murder plot.
Jennifer's brother, Felix, was not at home on the night of the attack, according to the court report. However, David and two other men armed ransack Jennifer's home, they pretended to be a burglary, and demanded money before taking Jennifer's parents to the basement and shooting them.
Everything was perfectly planned, but what they didn't expect was that their father Hann actually survived, picked up a life and told the truth.
It's been more than 10 years since the incident, but it's still worth discussing today, and the documentary has sparked a lot of discussion since its release.
Jennifer's parents had a long and hard life because they were immigrants, they worked tirelessly and accumulated wealth, but they wanted their children to follow the most successful path and cross classes.
So Jennifer was set on a course since she was a child, she wanted to be a doctor in the future, she wanted to learn to skate, she wanted to get good grades.
Jennifer said that she was tired of studying, but like her parents, she was not used to "failing", so she learned to pretend to be perfect, she pretended to be an all-A student, pretended to go to college, pretended to get a good job, all because of her parents' expectations.
And it is precisely because of the wrong "chicken baby" of the parents that this tragedy happened.
For Jennifer's parents, they gave everything to their child, hoping that she would be able to be a human being, because they loved her. Even when the robbers put guns to their heads, they are still begging these people to spare their daughters, isn't that love?
However, it was this kind of love that actually made their daughters weave lies one after another, and finally paid someone to kill them.
What do you think about this story!
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