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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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What happened
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CourtsApr 8, 2026

Ruling or verdict

Mylvaganam convicted

Day. The Toronto Star's story is dated April 11, 2026, a Saturday, and says he was convicted Wednesday. Wednesday was April 8, 2026. The story does not print the calendar date. We do not have the hour.

Earliest source on this page: Toronto Star, Apr 11, 2026, 3 days later.

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

David Mylvaganam was and received a , with the life sentence for the of Hann Pan. The Star reported that a set for the following February would not go ahead.

What the sources say

  1. He was on Wednesday after he did not contest the 's allegations. He received a , , with the life sentence for the of Hann Pan. He said he was the driver. The Crown's statement stopped short of identifying him as one of the people who entered the house.

    ReportedToronto Star, April 11, 2026Story ↗

  2. A that had been set to begin the following February will not go ahead, because the now have convictions for .

    ReportedToronto Star, April 11, 2026Story ↗

  3. David Mylvaganam, the final person to be sentenced in the case, was given a by Justice Michelle Fuerst in Newmarket on April 8. He did not contest the fact that he was part of the plot. According to his lawyer, Jack Gemmell, he apologized to the Pan family at sentencing.

    ReportedCBC News, April 14, 2026Story ↗AI draft, not yet reviewed

    Note: This story prints the calendar date the Star story implies.

Where

  • Newmarket courthouse · Public site

Who

  • HPHann PanSurviving victim
  • DMDavid MylvaganamCo-accused
  • JFJustice Michelle FuerstJudge of Eric Carty's December 4, 2015 plea, and of the 2026 hearings the Toronto Star covered
  • JGJack GemmellLawyer for David Mylvaganam on appeal and at the 2026 sentencing