exactly, he should have been investigated way before the murders

Hell i called my ex friend disgusting bc they are 22-23 dating a 16 yo. I hipe they never become a popular music artist like they want to bc then i will have to expose him

@@Noah60 you can’t expose them unless they become a popular artist? That’s absolutely not right. That screams your only doing it for the attention it will bring you because they are popular. You should do it because it is wrong and you have morals.

​@@emilyhicks1224I agree

@@Noah60here are your morals?? tell the cops or parents

It is. That is what really makes me mad. That kid died for what? NOTHING. That child had a whole life ahead of him, and she ended it. I am so so mad rn.

I think Jeremy said that Jasmine killed her little brother due to the fact that child killers aren't favored in prison. So he was looking out for himself. He didn't care about Jasmine.

As a mom it just breaks my heart so much it physically hurts me to hear it.

I actually started crying when I heard that it broke my heart when she said he tried to fight back with his lightsaber. God bless there souls they truly did not deserve that.

i just sobbed when i heard that. that poor innocent angel.

I get what your trying to say but I can telling you didn’t watch this video

​@@marveled_frey?

@@heyjude6680 they literally very obviously haven’t watched the whole video and it’s so clear, and if your confused then you didn’t either

@@marveled_freyum how? 😂

@@marveled_frey..huh

Her victims are dead. They don't know the difference.

Exactly

As a parent, this one really confuses me. Yes she did an awful thing, and deserves to be punished. At the same time she was a sick mlittle girl, who needed help. If the just locked her up, her life is over too. Hopefully, whatever she is doing now, I hope she is trying to help other kids who may be able to relate to her.

@@olszewski422ify probably your Opinion but I would never let her near any kids, that detailed planned crime can never be undone

@@olszewski422ify yes, it confuses me too. Regardless of what we may feel. One thing that’s a fact, Is that her parents loved her and wanted the best for her. Jasmine getting psychological help and becoming a healthy person. Is the outcome I’m sure her parents and brother would have wanted. People are so quick to judge and hand out punishment’s. But we have to remember this was a 12 year old little girl, That had mental health issues. Then to make things even worse a 23 year old man decided to prey upon her Innocence. People don’t seem to understand that she’s a victim too.

I totally agree.

Init how can you let someone kill your entire family

As soon as I saw this comment I got a sick feeling and realized I couldn't watch this. So sad. 😔

Ditto, I was gutted.... poor little guy.

My thoughts exactly. Killing a child is one of the worst things you could ever do. She doesn’t get redemption or forgiveness after that.

PERIOD

.......

Wait this confused me

@@lyrasan5659 same

​@@lyrasan5659 She is trying to say, its not that he likes you for who you are or you as a person, he is in love with the fact that you are a child. That you are young and that your body is that of a child. ie. pedophilia

agreed !

I have a younger brother whom is a 6ft 4 goth when people meet him they are shocked to meet the big teddy bear behind the makeup.

Yall do really have a dark reputation which imo turns me off sm

@@rayanhatoum1638 the way you're so judgemental seriously turns me off too buddy

Agreed it's so sad:(

Exactly 😭

That's what her rapist said she did while he was raping her.

Deep down, just deep down, I wish her brother escaped and survived so so bad 😪

Gypsy Rose also took place in the United States, where as this one happened in Canada. There's different legislation.

Gypsy's boyfriend also agreed to do it because he "always wanted to see what it was like to kill someone". He also told Gypsy she would have to allow him to rape her as payment. She cried while her mom was being stabbed, and she went through horrendous pain while he violently raped her. So, yeah, Gypsy was definitely desperate to get away from her abusive mom. Jasmine is straight up a piece of crap that desired to kill her eight year old brother and laugh about it afterwards. She had absolutely no reason to kill her family. Gypsy had tried running away before, got caught, and was handcuffed to her bed and given no food and water for three days. Clearly Gypsy had an excuse whereas this psycho did not. That sick freak, Jasmine, and the abused girl Gypsy should have gotten opposite sentences.

Well you know...USA for you lol

I honestly sympathize with Gypsy Rose a lot more though. I want her freed.

There's also a good chance it was also because she was legally an adult while Jasmine was 12 and being groomed by an adult Compared to Gypsy though, this case just rubs me the wrong way with what they were both charged with...Like...it just feels quite wrong? I can't explain it? Maybe it's because, compared to Jasmine, Gyspy was done quite dirty since she met multiple doctors saying that even after her mom's murder, she didn't want to stand from her wheelchair since she was still worried what she would do to her...And she never got help for that. She should've at least got that, even if she got the same sentence

How far would you people go to save your own sister from becomming a monster if you were in Jacob Richardson's position?

@@canadavatar I wouldn't , I would have ran away

Don't forget about his poor eight year old friend that saw the woman's horrifying bloody body covered in stabs. He just saw something terrible and unforgettable that I'm sure gave him night terrors for a while, and later hears that his best friend was killed, too. That poor kid! I really hate that girl.

@@ashleyobrien4830 I mean if You hace witnessed your sister rebellious behavior from the beginning after her patentes found out about her relationship and started being violent, would you have tried something to convince her to change?

@@ashleyobrien4830 well were you in that situation i thought id run away if there was s break in but I didn’t I didn’t even hide because i was 8 and didn’t understand and told myself it wasn’t a break in just a fall 😶

Right! So many people gloss over that fact and speak about her and them as if they're both in their twenties.

@@kaylawilliam Totally agree. This comment section is messed up and depressing.

IKR LIKE. i have seen other true crime channels cover this case and they always call them "a young couple" or sometimes even blame jasmine for being in that situation with a grown man and it is just so baffling and gross to me.......

Exactly my thinking. Also they killed for purpose (their own purpose) the whole film is about how we are consumers and the media is man made weather... they were clearly not smart enough to see the actual meaning behind the film

@@JessieGx OP is also romanticizing Mickey and Mallory and fully missing the point

So her humanity should be lost to a life behind bars ?

@@everycolourinthesky what humanity? She murdered her whole family?!

unfortunately, but im kinda half on it. i do believe everyone who isnt given life should be given a chance

@@Godivaa agreed im glad she was rehabilitated but she still didn’t need her ecord wiped

@@hydralily1646 omg definitely, why would they do that?? especially since she literally planned it and helped kill. if i see her its on sight

Nah cus wtf

was she bullied for what she did?? like did she have friends or

@@nelljenn I personally never seen someone do anything to her, but us that knew definitely stayed away from her. It looked like a very small friend group, but then again those people probably didn't know

Wait, how did they find out what she did?

Oh that would have been absolutely terrifying knowing you went to uni with a murderer.

Same here, i had a similar type of group and there were always guys age 20 to 25 who 15, 16 year old me thought were the coolest. Having grown up now i realised, they were friendless outcasts within their own age group, and possibly on the prowl for younger people. I'm glad nothing I'm aware of happened amongst my peers, but it goes to show how common it is amongst youths..

Have you ever seen Jasmine since the murders?

THIS 👍👍👍

And people saying it’s not her fault she was a victim can shut up. Being a victim doesn’t justify what happened.

@@makiroll218 Exactly! I genuinely hate how forgiving people are towards her when she literally bragged about her brother gargling to a friend of Jeremy’s. She got off on it. I wouldn’t doubt that she probably brags and finds it entertaining to see people make videos on her and talk about her.

@@a.p.5342 yes i feel the same, she should’ve gotten sm more time imo, no justice was served for her parents & poor jacob):

Sounds like a movie or a book

It’s corrupted How can you kill a CHILD yet still get less than 10 years AND clean slate record Honestly vile and if I saw someone like that I’ll fight them in a heartbeat

@@saintshrooms9424 Best comment. I agree.

Let alone your own BROTHER as an older sister this made me sick to the stomach I can’t imagine what this little baby felt and the fear he went through.

@@celinemara565 for real, he was begging for his life amd BEGGING her not to do what she was about to do

I hope she gets night terrors every night and sickening guilt until the day she dies and then pays penance in hell, that poor child

This situation isn’t funny at all but I love this comment and it made me laugh. Any normal person would feel the same way!! If my friend did anything like that… Your gf is 12? Are you okay?? Lol

literally, i don’t care if she was 12, she premeditated the murder of her parents are her 8 year old little brother, that’s a monster

Yeah. literarily as a 13 year old, I would NEVER think about harming my family. It's sickening how someone could actually do that. She should've had been imprisoned for much longer imo.

To give her the benefit of the doubt: If I were a murderer behind bars, (which I wouldn’t be), I would say anything for a chance to get out of jail. (meaning: her boyfriend) IMO: either way, the court of law determined that she was rehabilitated, and she was a child who got manipulated, gr**med, r*ped, and she admits to stabbing her little brother.- whether or not she laughed about it or not, we’ll probably never know. And as far as we know, she’s never reoffended. I will totally retract my statement if she ever reoffends, but I’d like to believe that there is some good in the world, and that rehabilitation *is* possible. Because she was *allegedly* not able to finish out the murder.

So true. I understand she was 12, and I guess you could say that she didn’t understand the gravity of the situation and thought by killing someone it feels like it does in the movies. I don’t think she realised what the implications of that are in real life. So I think that’s as part of it. But no matter how angry I got at my parents at 12 years old, I would never ever dream of killing them, let alone planning their murder and then carrying it out and acting like nothing had happened after. She is defiantly very mentally disturbed. And although the grooming wouldn’t have helped and would have just made that worse and distorted her reality ever more, she defiantly had deep rooted issues in the first place.

Canadian justice system is awful. Recently a 14 year old murdered another boy from school, at school. He got 4 years in jail and 3 year probation. And by time his sentencing happened he was already in for 2 years and they are calling that "time served" toward the 4 year. Canadian justice system does not hold kids accountable for adult crimes at all.

except she can be the same because she is she has not reoffended

In canada we have something called the YCJA (youth criminal justice act). It's for things such as shoplifting, even up to murder. I would recommend looking into our judicial system. There are definitely controversial opinions about it. But this is an extreme case that fell under this act. I learned about this case in 2016 (the same year she was released from her sentence) in my social studies class. It is very interesting

Yeah and the fact I heard that she got a Scholarship is just crazy and disgusting

im sure whoever she's decided to get married too knows. There was another similar case and the boy had his name changed when he got out and he grew up met a woman and told her. They are now married with kids.

@@syd1764 do you remember the name of that case ?

@@fancy9131 I think it's the one with the little two year old baby. James Bulger the victim's name was I think? One of his killers is the one who got married with kids while the other has been in and out jail

Definitely scary 😩

@@missmax2492 yes that one too!

exactly. Everyone acting like 12 year olds can't be treated as adults. In my old school, there was a 12 year old who had sex with her uncle - she wasn't molested, she chose to do that. then she blackmailed him, like wtf? The entire family obviously cut her off, she was such a b*tch.

i know it was her idea but please stfu she only killed her brother and she was mentally unstable

She was 12 so i think forgiveness was right She still lives with the guilt That is the worst punishment

@@Unbreakable245 when I was 12 I didn’t murder my family you know

@@kaeya-san3103 right

​@FinalVictory no sane 12yr old murders their entire family she should never have been forgiven

@@kaeya-san3103exactly

her latching to a friendgroup and subculture to fit in because she thought it was cool was very childish. and deciding that you dont like your family because they dont support your unhealthy relationship with an adult and planning to kill them is also a childish solution, most adults wouldnt think that way, because theyre more mature than that and would think of another solution, even the guy who was grooming her thought there was a better solution. if she never met this guy, and wasnt stopped from meeting him by her parents, then she would have no reason to feel badly towards them and plan to kill them. its really all the groomers fault

Deep down, just deep down, I wish her brother escaped and survived so so bad 😪

She had the innocence of a child until he took it from her. People don’t understand the severety of what grooming does to a child.

@@isabelleashdownbrandstromm598I agree it seriously messes with your head. That said I don’t think she should have been completely absolved of murder, it’s not fair how her little brother didn’t get to live but she did completely deprived of consequences. Her university and her classmates should have at least been informed for their own protection.

Yah she’s not innocent but she’s also a 12 year old child being manipulated by a man. To say this is like just an evil child is crazy.

LMFAO, I was so confused for a sec cause I watched Hailey's earlier and now Eleneor's

just watched that!

i just watched the same one 😂😂

What a lame comment, don’t plug another KZfaqr on someone else’s channel

I literally just finished watching that video then I got Eleanor’s notification and omg I’m jumping

i dont think the thinking youre a mythical creature part should be the main concern for the website reputation.... not sayin the reputation should be of a killer but i know people who "believe" themselves to be mystical creatures (most being autistic) and it doesnt really have any connection to murder

@@scourgatory What does the 'tism have to do with thinking your a mystical creature. :|

@@M8t1Ma7 i have autism and because of my experiences as an autistic person being alienated from my peers and being treated as subhuman for like all my life is directly the reason why i do not see myself as human and more than half of my other autistic friends have had the exact same experience

yeah, i was there too and it wasn't like that, i never saw anyone like that either that i can remember i don't know why she thought that it was

It was just like LiveJournal but for the alternative crowd. I do understand that it is not that important to the case but it also made me raise an eyebrow.

Rehabilitating people doesn't sit right with you? Okay then.

Idk it’s kinda inspiring tbh

@@alexbennet4195 sorry but it’s sickening when you think of someone who murdered 3 ppl…do they get a redo in life,no

@@alexbennet4195 I think the rehabilitation was super great, and I’m glad that the justice system gave her that. However, I think there is some obligation to the public to keep her crimes on the public record. That to me is the only thing that rubs me the wrong way about this case.

@@alexbennet4195 how was someone able to be rehabilitated in 6 months?

And Jasmine took that innocent little one's life away,like he didn't matter over her own selfish and foolish reasons.

@@moonblossom7903 fr. gut wrenching

this honestly breaks my heart

honestly just sad so its just totally heartbreaking

he doesnt want children because hes afraid theyll kill him? How very Freudian.

The parents also just hadn’t gave a fuck about her when she first started hanging around these grown ass men at 11-12. They can 100% ban her from going out… I think a few more precautions could have been set. So maybe. Just maybe it’s also about being a good parent lol

Um she was literally hanging out with drug addicts and being raped by a grown man by age 12. I wouldn’t say she was “raised completely normally”.

@@homiedjscrewAgreed. I was raised from a very young age that older men pursuing me was wrong. Trying to keep her away from him once she was already infatuated is useless and they didn’t even do a good job of that, if they had laid the groundwork to prevent grooming in the first place this wouldn’t have happened.

@@cheeseduck4485 Exactly! On the chance that they wanted to be parents who are their kid’s friend and let their kids “enjoy” their childhood even though it could harm them instead of placing structure… There seemingly was no limits to when and where the “enjoying” turned into something sinister.

Same! I was like holy shut who do I watch?? Both of course 💕

@@grace.stewartt4224 i think you replied under the wrong comment lol

How would u call the cops in this situation on ur 12year old who is drifting apart from you bc she thinks she likes him maybe actually councilor could have had prevented e everything if he or she was doing it's Job! She needed mental help and this could have been predicted at least , unfortunately rape and pedophilia is not taken and punished or proven that easily bc law is to specific about it and there are a lot of grey areas that are not taken into consideration

@@mariamakermanMarz call the cops on the man literally raping their child

Personally think she was just spoiled rotton. It doesn't make your kid greatful & happy & loving...instead they just end up hating their parents. Seen it firsthand many times. Spoiled kids hate their parents even more than neglected abused kids do. I was beaten regularly as a kid while my younger sister was spoiled & could do no wrong. She's the most mean, cruel, miserable & jealous person I know. It did not serve her one bit & she hates & resents my parents more than I ever did. I've seen foster kids with severely dysfunctional parents who love their parents more than rich spoiled rotton brats do. Don't spoil your kids people. They will hate you for it. No doubt it was probably the first time she was ever denied anything & she turned into a straight up Monster to get her way.

Yeah Lights out podcast did it few weeks back it's such a interesting story

@@amandawright9790 oh she did it already ?

@@SJ-sc9gt lights out is another podcast, they covered it

@@SJ-sc9gt no Lights out Podcast did but Eleanor def should it's such an interesting story

Thanks for this tip! I’ve just added it to my list. :)

must have been horrible finding out ur bestfriend was murdered by a memeber of their own family must have been horrible trying to tell a child his friend is dead

That must have been embarassing for u

@@Unbreakable245 ?

I know this isn't the point but he was 8, he wasn't a baby

@@bellaknightR597 it’s a figure of speech. I know an infant or toddler didn’t find them. Eight is incredibly young to find three brutalized bodies, especially when you knew them personally.

I think he was rather trying to find some comfort because he was so scared, holding his favourite toy surrounded by teddies :(

I thought the same thing! :(

I cried a little when I heard that.

Same, it broke me so much :( I had to stop listening after that

so sad. poor little child.. i hope hes doing okay now. im 12 and it blows my mind.

That’s what I was thinking. Obviously not blaming them but like. First thing I would do is try to press charges against him for statutory rape. Idk if that would’ve changed anything but at least it would’ve gotten police aware beforehand.

9 year olds? 6 year olds? All children?

@@leahstone9308 if the crime is horrid enough but im sure this person means older children. tweens. 11-17 etc

@@fflowergrl Who defines horrid enough? You?

@@theimaginator7232 the law..

That is absolutely wrong you all literally have 0 logic and dumb

It's so scary, isn't it? 😨 I think the only thing that the parents didn't do was call the police when they found out about the 23 year old grooming their daughter. If he had been arrested and charged then maybe that would have kept them apart. It sounds like Jasmine had some psychological issues that were only made worse by the situation too. You can only do your best for your children and her parents did that. RIP 🙏

I have a daughter. If I ever find myself in a similar situation, we will moving as far alway as we can.

I dont think they were smart in letting their 11-12 year old go to shows with only her friends. Concerts and shows are crawling with creepy men. Maybe they didn't understand that? But how?

@@ysag.1227 I agree they were too trusting in their daughter and her "friends" yes you should give your kids trust but not in that way.

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Embracing someone like this doesn’t make you a good person.

Tbh I don’t think they’re good people

i think personally it would take a long time to forgive if this happened to me

@@jadel8764 forgiveness would never happen. Idc if she was a victim. She didn’t get enough years and she clearly was planning this- it wasn’t out of now where.

I would NEVER embrace someone who killed my family especially since you’ve grown up surrounded by the person and even if they were my own grandchild I would just never even speak to them again

Probably the case of parents giving the little sibling more attention

@@Unbreakable245it’s still evil asf..

@@kaliewagner8801 She was 12 I would not say a 12 yo can be evil.

@@Unbreakable245 what i meant to say yes the parents did fail her but the crime was still evil

The chat doesn’t show what conversations they had in person. As an older person Jeremy was likely more cautious about writing their plans down in text.

as the oldest, i would die for my siblings

@@randomhotdogcar same here

the only thing i could think about was just how manipulated she must have been to do that. i’d have to not be me.

This type of case really tells me what how matter how much or a good or bad parent you are your kids could potentially become a danger and problem to your life, the fear of having kids is actually terrifying the fact that her friends turned her like that is actually scary and sinister itself im glad I never had goth or emo friends not that I have anything against them but would of turned out to become a freak like Jasmine or Jeremy

@@bettybunnell7930 *manipulative*, as she was the manipulator not the one being manipulated. Therefore, she would be manipulative. Just some grammar 101 helpful tips. 😉

That's right. My husband's mom was 15 when she met my husbands father who was 25 at the time. They got married a year later, and now, 50ish years later they are still together and she is STILL sooo crazy about that man. I don't get it. I mean I get it, but I don't if you know what I'm saying.

@@Janellabelle I hope you’re MIL gets out of there soon

@@stardustdemon8273 What? They didn't indicate it was an abusive relationship or something. Yes, the age gap is weird, but I know in my Grandmother's day, a teenager marrying a older man wasn't as looked down upon as it is now. It was expected that the "man takes care of the woman" and someone that's already an adult and has an established life would be desirable from a stability standpoint. Is that how things are done now? No, but I can 100% believe it if we are talking 50 years ago. If Jay's MIL and her husband are happy together and it's a functional marriage, I don't understand why the MIL would need to "get out of there soon" considering they've been together for 50 years. Trying to view the past using modern morals and perspective just leads to confusion. Such a relationship makes more sense when viewed from the perspective of someone living in that time. Do I agree with such relationships especially in today's world? No. But I can understand it to an extent.

@@Janellabelle unrelated but ure so pretty (if the person in the pfp is u)

@@coffeefox5703 there is no understanding, it was wrong then and wrong now. not sure why you're writing a paragraph trying to reason why and how it was normal for a grown man in his mid 20s to pursue a 15 year old girl in high school. she was groomed, that is an abusive relationship.

facts.

Why would you have such a gross username in that case 🤢

@@melaniestevens3557 maybe because it's easier to normalize the comedy of topics that have already been normalized in legitimate actions? There's a lot of papers and physiological study around trauma and humour. as to nor further distract from a point though, I'm awfully sorry to OP and I hope you've been given the chance at life and love so far of which you deserve, of which as a human you are entitled to, and I'm sorry as a child those things were used against you. Not your fault at all.

@@melaniestevens3557 it’s a meme

@@melaniestevens3557 touch grass

especially his little light saber he had to protect himself, i feel so bad for this little boy

Its not evil though because their a child its evil because the child is a human being the child is living and there was a life that was taken

@@rustyblonchjr8660 fuck is you talkin bout bro

@@rustyblonchjr8660 it is worse. Children are completely innocent and can’t fight back.

@@Autumnpearly "it is worse" that's bullshit no murder is worse than the other its like saying murder is worse than rape rape is worse than murder killing humans is worse than killing animals killing animals is worse than killing humans killing someone I like is worse than killing someone I don't like etc No there is no such thing as worse in this context its all equally bad "they can't fight back" depends on the kid and depends on the situation/context there's kids that can fight back there's kids won't be able to fight back same goes for Adults and everyone else "Completely innocent" what do you mean by that

Same! Iooking back I'm pretty sure I was groomed by 2 different boyfriends on FB back when I was 15ish. Luckily I was never able to meet them irl (though I tried)

Bad enough in real life. At least while eyes are watching men it keeps some of them away. But online they are terrible. Makes it worse they often get into things that allow them to hang with others like them. Almost grooming each other. To behave more risky. Putting young girls and boys in danger. Just remember its them that are in the wrong. The sooner people learn that the better. Don't be afraid to report them. Or feel guilty

You're spot on there, it was very much the same when I was in that scene here in New Zealand and it is so damaging to the long term mental and interpersonal health of the targets of the grooming.

Ditto, now as a 35 year old woman.. looking back it's so so rampant in the 'goth' scene. So much untowards stuff happened, not just online but at gigs and being in such close proximity in mosh pits etc. This story always reminds me of my school friend who used to go to the other end of my city and stay over night with a 30 sometning year old man when she was 13/14. So sick

Same situation in the alternative scene in South America.

100% it was a fashion thing because it was big news that Billy Bob and Angelina did this so many people copied this but with fake blood it food colouring

yikes thats so embarrising for him

Yeah, with actual blood it would probably take a reddish brown or something

lmfao these wannabe werewolf p3do mfs istg

If it was real blood it would degrade very quickly too.

This girl gave that whole subculture a bad name

Same man.

sorry i was scared of u all before i know you're not all like this lmao. it's just these some people who take the whole edgy thing too far and use it to justify crime

@@ruthlesslove9556 Yeah, almost takes your mind completely away from the depression/suicide rate, the drugs and well documented rate of self harm affiliated with this subculture. As a father and grandfather, I have seen all of this up close and personal. Thank God my relationship with my two daughters allowed them to take part in this era while still keeping them focused on who they are rather than what might have been expected of them.

@@marksherfy3791 Good point.

the fact that she went to MRU blowsssss my mind

I was a boy. They were two girls. Can I make it any more obvious? I am KZfaq's ALPHA MALE. Acknowledge it, dear mei

OMG IM FROM BC!!!!!!!!!

Eleanor is a good storyteller I could listen to her all day while im bed shes very cute as well 😉

That baby, my heart breaks

Do you know amy equivelents now? All i can find is filled with tiktok children :(

I think Eleanor said, that she looked young and people said she looked 14 or 15. Looking at the pictures she definitely looks 15 even without make-up. Regardless, he had to have eventually learned her age and he didn't care.

She was only 11-12 when he met her. (When I met her too) and yes she looked much much older. She looked 15-16 with make up. She was developed and taller. Still absolutely disgusting that he and her had a relationship. But I will never forget how down I felt about myself after meeting her, she was stunning and I was jealous.

@@kaitlyncarter5698 what was she like when you met her

tbh, the pics I have seen she looks around 17/18 to me, shocking she is much younger. She would not have looked out of place in the social groups we had when younger, around 16-25 year olds would have a big party on the beach and in the woods etc.

@@kaitlyncarter5698 Can you please elaborate?

man of culture, i see!

I don't think I would be able to trust anyone ever again

@@rx500android you dont.

this is why when you first meet someone you shouldn't trust them straight away as you never know what they have done in the past and what their plans are

@@ncengiz7820 I was best friends with mine for about 10 years and didn't see any signs when she did something like this. You just never know.

@@chelseetyler1003 what happened if you dont mind me asking

Yeah it’s infuriating. I doubt they’d proud of her for murdering them and bragging about it.

WHAT??! The judge said this?🤨

That's progressives for you

Yeah… one of the most screwed up cases I’ve seen (coming from someone who’s seen over 50 cases)

Pretty interesting that you use the phrase "50 shades of f**ked up" in a case that involves CSA, but you're somehow referring to her getting a second chance as the fucked up part. She doesn't have to tell employers or landlords, but I'm pretty sure a serious partner would know about her history, as I'm sure does her therapist.

@@Mrpapayaheadrulesall it’s because she doesn’t deserve a second chance. She murdered her family in cold blood and she should be in prison for life

Our "justice" system is just amazing isn't it ?!

even if things have been removed from your record, they still ask you to report them on law school applications, im not 100% sure but i guess as long as she doesn't ever pursue law school she'll be fine... :/

oh wow thanks for the info

wish you and your son a safe and healthy life!

I'm pretty sure that only applies to crimes committed during the marriage. You can't just marry some one to stop them from testifying.

@@lynzmorg1463 good point

@@lynzmorg1463 I think you can. I knew a girl who got married while her partner was in prison so she wouldn’t have to testify against him. If that’s not how it works normally, maybe they just made an exception.

Also that doesn’t apply in Canada lol

A 12 year old can't get married anyway so what's the point?

Oy! "Lesbian Goose" 😂 that has me cracking up.

@@angiemd8920 What?

@@dragonsky799 the user name "Lesbian Goose," which goes along with the profile picture.

@@angiemd8920 Ah...I missed it. Lol

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Exactly like the judge and her family are saying her parents and brother would have wanted this for her and would be proud of her like what??? No, their parents would be horrified also because she brutally murdered their little son. He had a life too, a life she cruelly took from him whilst she got to live hers Scot free. Honestly I hope the guilt weighs down on her for the rest of her life. Physically she might be free, but internally she’s trapped and crushed by her actions..

Bad influence can't make you plan and execute a murder. You have to have innate malice to do this

woah

She was incredibly toxic and manipulative. Jeremy actually had fetal alcohol syndrome and it was not the first time Jasmine had tried to kill her family. It was actually the third time, and she was finally successful. Her "innocence" never existed, and she didn't feel guilty about the murders, either. Her boyfriend before Jeremy had said she tried getting him to murder her family but he left her. Her family had moved from Ontario thinking getting a new and fresh start would help her as she had allegedly tried when they were there as well. The crown prosecutor wanted her tried as an adult and she should have been. Jeremy was also on so many drugs that night as well. She felt no guilt or remorse.

even in high school i couldn’t IMAGINE looking at an 8th grader ANY type of way 🥴🥴🥴 people are DISGUSTING

OMG so much this! Getting a bit older really puts things into perspective, and it all just shows how grooming is normalised when men do it to younger girls.

When does an age gap become an ok age difference just curious what different people think? Like once they turn 18 is it ok or still later on?? )

@@jamie-leighgibson2338 I think like mid twenties. Like if you choose to date a 40 year old, you're educated enough to understand the age gap. 18 year olds have no clue what it means to date someone even 5 years older than them. There's just so much of a mental gap and they're vulnerable, it's like taking advantage of them. Once both parties are not vulnerable, then an age gap isn't the worst thing.

@@jamie-leighgibson2338 adults, an age gap between 2 adults is fine, a 19 year old and a 17 year old is where is still bad

Her poor brother......he had his whole life ahead of him

i think it means its closed to the public not the police

@@jadel8764 Not always, theirs been plenty of people who have been given new identities and have reoffended and the police have had to rediscover them, for example Jon Venables, one of the boys who killed James Bulger, and sometimes all it takes is an offender just to change their names, for the police to lose information on them, there's so many cases of that, for example I believe Ted Bundy did it several times; Peter Tobin was living under the alias, Pat McLaughlin when he killed Angelika Kluk, and it was actually the public who told the police after they saw his picture on TV, that his name was actually Peter Tobin, who the police then found out he was a serial sex offender! It's so creepy how someone can change their name and almost vanish from the police, and that's without their help, so with their help you are practically a new person to everyone, even the police and hospitals unless someone worked on your case

@@jadel8764 yeah that definitely sounds right

Just like the kids that tortured and killed little James bulger. I hate it

Are you the same as you were at 12? I'd hope not. 12yo, are impulsive. Their thought process isn't completely developed yet by any means. If she is walking the straight and narrow let it be. If she is messing up I think her record should apply and needs the harshest punishment available. She does deserve a chance to to be a productive citizen. The case is horrifying and heart breaking. But, children do grow up.

where was this? because in america, if you got voluntarily intoxicated, it is not a defense, at least for crimes of recklessness or negligence.

@@shinobukochou7824based on the names of people involved it sounds like South Korea

I'm a firm believer that the age of criminal responsibility needs to be raised up to 15

But we should be less barbaric, we should be forgiving, we should be progressive and let people back into society. People who at age 13 thought killing their family was a-okay. 🥴

She's a borderline. I can't believe she did this and got rewarded for it with therapy and a college education.

SAME. I 100% believe in rehabilitation because I think without the "boyfriend" in the picture, I don't think she would have killed her family. But I also went to the uni she went to at the same time and it's still unsettling to know you could have been sitting in a class with her..

@@NickLynn how was she

i hope people treated her like shit

@@clickersgotcoochiehair loool

Unfortunate her brother wasn't afforded the opportunity to go to university

Ofc they do It is to be expected

@@Unbreakable245 I agree, even tho it’s stupid family still loves family

@@clownery5845 it aint stupid You love some people unconditionally Like your children

@@Unbreakable245 No, unconditional love is a joke. That's just saying that person could do anything to you. They could physically, mentally, sexually, and verbally abuse you and you still love them? You may have some mental health issues if youre willing to go through so much and still love some. If so you need help.

@@jordynm103 no you need to not have children if you're gonna disown them just because they killed someone

my exact thoughts. she didn’t give her little brother the chance to live his life, why should she have that option??? she’s cold hearted and no matter whatever new identity she’s taken, she’ll always be that cold hearted murderer

I agree It's honestly unfair for her to basically live her life like nothing happened.

I agree. If she was my family member I would disown her. I don't even feel bad admitting it. I had a baby brother as a teen & am now a mom of two boys. I just can't imagine. I hope he haunts her for the rest of her life.

Why do listen to a case if it makes you cry?

I completely agree how can she get to live her life with little to no repercussions while her 8 year old brother lost his life and her parents did everything to keep her safe from a predator and still lost there lives

That or maybe she just did cut her brothers throat. I believe that she did. Jasmine kept on changing her story too.

He definitely didn't have a nice time in there anyway, jasmine was 12 after all. Killer or not, he raped a little girl. That ish don't fly in prison, way too many dads, brothers, and unclee for that ish

yeah,criminals can be the most horrendous people ever but pedos do not do well in prison

Nd the father too

Completely agree. The fact she was bragging about it too like mocking him and shit is beyond infuriating. You just wanna beat the shit outta her.

@@a.p.5342 I completely agree with you I never wanted to beat someone up more than her. I know she was twelve and groomed and probably didn't know any better (even though I knew better when I was twelve) but being a part of her parents death and killing and making fun of her dying brother was absolutely unforgivable.

Yep she deserves to be tormented until her last breath. But going on information about her, she probably still doesn’t care about what she did. So if she doesn’t care, thinking about it is not going to upset her.

I'm so glad she's rehabilitated.

Why is gypsy rose in jail??

"as a 12 year old she knew right from wrong" lmfao whaaaaaat have you ever met a 12 year old? have you ever BEEN one?

@@katatonikbliss um yes and yes!!!! I brought up 3 boys who knew far younger than 12 years of age that it was wrong to murder their family 🤣🤣🤣🙄

@@katatonikbliss LOL trust me 12 year olds have sense, I've been 12 and I knew way more than what the world expected

@@katatonikbliss yeah I've been a 12 yr old. 12 yr old me wouldn't have known that dating a man who was 23 would have been horribly wrong. BUT 12 YEAR OLD ME DEFINITELY KNEW MURDER WAS WRONG. They don't know the more intricate right from wrong but.... Don't murder your whole family is a very clear and simple one

I think the issue with the justice system, and why criminals reoffend, is because people think the justice system should be focused only on punishment, I agree criminals shouldn’t enjoy their stay, should should want to get out, but they should also be granted some resources so that they can stay out. You can’t just lock every single bad person up forever, because people ( not everyone but a lot) can change if you actually provide the tools to do it. Besides she was diagnosed with a disorder that would only get worse if she wasn’t monitored so it’s good that she was in an institution for atleast part of her sentence, otherwise she would have only worse.