The True Story Behind the Netflix Doc What Jennifer Did
'What Jennifer Did' is a new true crime documentary on Netflix about Jennifer Pan, a Canadian woman who hires hit men to kill her parents.
'What Jennifer Did' is a new true crime documentary on Netflix about Jennifer Pan, a Canadian woman who hires hit men to kill her parents.
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