Jennifer Pan is a Vietnamese Canadian woman. Jennifer Pan was convicted of a 2010 hit-for-hire attack on her parents, killing her mother and injuring her father.
Early life
Jennifer Pan was born on June 17, 1986. His age as of now is 36 years old and his sun sign is Gemini. She is from Markham, Ontario, Canada. Her mother Bich Ha Pan and her father Huei Hann Pan were immigrants from the Chinese diaspora in Vietnam to Canada.
Jennifer has a brother, Felix, born in 1989. This personality was forced to take piano lessons at the age of 4, as well as figure skating classes where she trained most days of the week.
She had hopes of becoming an Olympic figure skating champion until she tore a ligament in her knee. She attended Mary Ward Catholic High School, where she played the flute in the school band.
Caption: Old photo of Jennifer Pan. Source: Alchetron
Further
He was not allowed to attend any parties during the time his parents believed he was attending college. Despite her parents’ high expectations that she receive good grades in elementary school, her grades throughout high school were somewhat average, except in music. Jennifer falsified report cards several times using false templates, tricking her parents into believing she earned excellent grades.
And, when he failed calculus class in Grade 12, Ryerson University rescinded his early admission. Because she couldn’t stand being considered a failure, she began lying to her acquaintances, including her parents, and pretended that she was attending college. But instead, she sat in cafes, taught as a piano teacher, and worked in a restaurant to earn money.
Also, to keep up the charade, he told his parents that he had won scholarships. And then she falsely claimed that Jennifer had accepted an offer to enter the University of Toronto’s pharmacology program. Jennifer went so far as to buy second-hand textbooks and watch pharmacology-related videos to create notebooks full of supposed class notes that she could show to her parents.
Additionally, she asked her parents for permission to stay near campus with a friend all week. In reality, Jennifer was staying with her boyfriend, Daniel Chi-Kwong Wong, whom she had met in high school. Wong was of mixed Chinese and Filipino descent and worked at a Boston Pizza restaurant. He was once a student at Mary Ward, transferred to Cardinal Carter Academy in North York, Toronto, due to poor grades, and then studied at York University. Additionally, he was an active marijuana dealer.
adult life
While aiming to complete her studies at the University of Toronto, she told her parents that she had begun volunteering at the Hospital for Sick Children. Her parents soon became suspicious when they realized that she did not have a hospital ID badge or uniform. And on one occasion, her mother followed her daughter to “work” and quickly discovered her deception.
Furious, her father wanted to throw Jennifer out of the house, but she convinced him to let her stay. And since she had not completed high school due to her failing calculus, Jennifer finally began working toward finishing high school completely. And later her parents encouraged her to apply to college. However, Jennifer was prohibited from contacting Wong or going anywhere except to her piano teaching job.
However, they spoke secretly during this period. When she was 24, her boyfriend had grown tired of trying to start a relationship with her, as Jennifer was so intimidated and restricted by her parents that she lived at home and only knew him secretly. He broke off his relationship with Jennifer and began dating another young woman.
Caption: Photo by Jennifer Pan. Source: Welt
Jennifer Pan – Murder
In the spring of 2010, Jennifer Pan was in contact with Andrew Montemayor. Andrew, a high school friend who she claimed had bragged in his high school years about robbing people at knifepoint, a claim denied by Montemayor. Andrew introduced her to Ricardo Duncan, a “goth kid” whom Jennifer claims she gave $1,500 to kill his father in the parking lot of his workplace.
Ricardo alleged that she once gave him $200 for a night out, but that he returned it to her. And he rejected her when she asked him to kill her parents. She and Wong were back in touch at that time. As for the police, she came up with a plan to hire a professional hitman for $10,000 to kill her parents, calculating that she would then inherit $500,000.
The two planned to move in together. Additionally, Wong connected Jennifer with a man named Lenford Roy Crawford, whom she called Homeboy, and gave her a SIM card and an iPhone so she could contact Crawford without using his regular cell phone. And Crawford contacted another man, named Eric Shawn “Sniper” Carty, who in turn contacted David Mylvaganam.
Furthermore, the Prosecutor’s Office stated that Mylvaganam was one of the hitmen. Carty was later convicted of an unrelated murder in 2009. And the murder took place at the Pan house in the Unionville neighborhood of Markham, Ontario. Additionally, on November 8, 2010, Jennifer opened the front door of the family home when she went to bed. And then I spoke to Mylvaganam on the phone.
Further
And, shortly after, Mylvaganam and two other people entered the house through the open front door, all carrying weapons. Furthermore, in court testimony, the Crown did not establish the identity of the other two hitmen; Wong and Crawford were working.
Carty said he was the driver of those who broke into the house. And that he selected them and participated in planning the attack. Carty did not claim that he was one of the three or that he directly attacked others. And the identity of the trigger is unknown.
Later, after demanding all the money in the house and ransacking the master bedroom, the three men took Jennifer’s parents to the basement where they shot them multiple times. Her mother died but her father survived her injuries. Additionally, the three men took all the cash in the house, including $2k from Jennifer, and left.
Jennifer claimed she was tied up, but managed to free her hands and dial 9-1-1. Her father was treated at Markham Stouffville Hospital, before being airlifted to a trauma unit at Toronto’s Sunnybrook Hospital.
Subtitle: Jennifer Pan, her parents, her brother, her boyfriend and the photo of the murderer. Source: Facebook
Jennifer Pan – Investigation and arrests
Additionally, the night after the murder, Jennifer Pan had her first interview with police. She was arrested on November 22, 2010, during her third interview at the Markham Police Station (District 5) of the York Regional Police. And, during that interview, Jennifer admitted that she had hired the killers. But she claimed that she hired them to kill not her parents but herself.
Additionally, the interrogating police officer, William “Bill” Goetz, falsely told Jennifer that he had software that could analyze falsehoods in statements. And also, there were satellites that used infrared technology to analyze movements in buildings. Goetz had used Reid’s technique to obtain a confession from her.
Additionally, David was arrested on April 14, 2011. Carty was then also arrested at the prison where he was detained on April 15, 2011. Additionally, Wong was arrested on April 26, 2011 at his workplace. And Crawford was the last suspect arrested, entering custody on May 4, 2011 in Brampton.
Jennifer was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 25 years for the murder of her mother and the attempted murder of her father. Her father and her brother sought a court order prohibiting him from ever contacting members of her surviving family. Furthermore, despite objections from defense attorneys, the judge shelved the order. She is also prohibited from contacting Wong again.
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Source: vcmp.edu.vn