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Jennifer Pan

Markham, Ontario · 2010–2026

BP

Bich-Ha Pan

Victim

HP

Hann Pan

Surviving victim

Bich-Ha Pan died on the night of November 8, 2010. Hann Pan was seriously hurt and survived.

Where it stands now

Checked Oct 7, 2026

Jennifer Pan pleaded guilty in March 2026 to manslaughter in her mother's death and has a life sentence. Her conviction for the attempted murder of her father still stands, and she can apply for parole.

Watched What Jennifer Did?

People look Jennifer Pan up because of the court case. Her brother, a family member who gave a statement to the court, wrote that he had seen the family's tragedy turned into entertainment for strangers.

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InvestigationNov 22, 2010

Arrest · Key moment

Jennifer Pan arrested

Day. CBC's November 23, 2010 story says she was arrested Monday evening; November 22, 2010 was a Monday. A later CBC story says November 23. See the lines.

Reported at the time: CBC News, Nov 23, 2010.

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York Regional Police headquarters, a modern glass and stone building with three flagpoles in front.
York Regional Police headquarters in Aurora, Ontario, photographed in 2011. The force investigated the case. YRPcomms, CC BY-SA 4.0

Jennifer Pan was arrested two weeks after the attack. She gave a statement to police dated November 22, 2010, which she later said at trial included a lie.

What the sources say

  1. Pan was arrested Monday evening and made a court appearance in Newmarket on Tuesday.

    ReportedCBC News, November 23, 2010Story ↗

  2. Jennifer Pan was charged on November 22.

    ReportedThe Canadian Press, via CBC News, April 26, 2011Story ↗

  3. Jennifer Pan was arrested on November 23.

    Sources disagreeCBC News, April 15, 2011Story ↗

    Note: CBC's same-week story says Monday evening, which was November 22. Both dates stay.

  4. At trial, she said she had lied to the police in her November 22, 2010 statement about whether she unlocked the front door.

    Confirmed(as the Court of Appeal summarized her testimony)Court of Appeal for Ontario, R. v. Pan, 2023 ONCA 362, May 19, 2023, para. 30Decision ↗

Where

  • Markham · City only

Who

  • JPJennifer PanThe accused on this case