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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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Sources disagree AI draft Date is a best placement Key moment Quiet years folded, not to scale
CourtsAug 21, 2014

Hearing

Jennifer Pan testifies

Day. The Canadian Press (via CBC) says Thursday was her third day of testimony. August 21, 2014 was a Thursday. We do not have the day she began.

Reported at the time: The Canadian Press, via CBC News, Aug 21, 2014.

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Riverwalk Commons, a public square in Newmarket.
Riverwalk Commons in Newmarket, the courthouse city. Not the courthouse. Design148, CC BY-SA 4.0

Jennifer Pan was the only accused to testify. She said none of her were among the intruders, and denied unlocking the door to let them in.

What the sources say

  1. In her third day of testimony, Pan said none of her were among those who broke into the home, and she categorically denied unlocking the door to let them in, as the alleges.

    Reported(as her testimony)The Canadian Press, via CBC News, August 21, 2014Story ↗

  2. Pan was the only one of the accused who testified at trial. She gave evidence that she did not plan nor want to have her parents killed on November 8, 2010.

    Confirmed(as the Court of Appeal summarized the trial)Court of Appeal for Ontario, R. v. Pan, 2023 ONCA 362, May 19, 2023, para. 14Decision ↗

Where

  • Newmarket courthouse · Public site

Who

  • JPJennifer PanThe accused on this case