I Love You, Now Die

[Josy]

Has anyone watched the 2 part sky crime documentary about this case?

Michelle Carter stands trial for sending aggressive texts to her boyfriend encouraging suicide before he was found dead by suicide in his car.

[Morgan.]

Going to watch it next week

[Marsh.]

I remember reading about it at the time.

Hope the evil little cow got jail time.

[Morgan.]

I remember reading about it at the time.

Hope the evil little cow got jail time.

Do believe she’s still in jail and was denied early release

[Cal.]

Swear I read she gets out next year

[Morgan.]

Swear I read she gets out next year

Probably, I just know she requested earlier and was denied

[michael21]

Has anyone watched the 2 part sky crime documentary about this case?

Michelle Carter stands trial for sending aggressive texts to her boyfriend encouraging suicide before he was found dead by suicide in his car.

Yes I watch it and she would of gotting away with it if she did not tell her frends that she told the boy to get back in the truck


It a very sad story :bawling:

[Alf]

I've seen or read something about this or similar to this before. It rings a bell.

[michael21]

When that lady was suming up try to and her to jail she look Lim she was going to kill her also the judge was odd when doing the sentence he did that in the style of x factor or some sort if realty show when he would say some thing that sound like no jail time then sent her to jail


Did you like this josy

[Withano]

Ugh. I remember reading that case and all her texts. Nasty little ****. I don’t want to watch it, it’ll make me angry

[Cherie]

Its on my list of things to watch which is growing by the day, I remember when it happened, think there was a thread about it on here

[Ammi]

Has anyone watched the 2 part sky crime documentary about this case?

Michelle Carter stands trial for sending aggressive texts to her boyfriend encouraging suicide before he was found dead by suicide in his car.

...I’ve just read that the documentary has made many people reassess their thoughts because of her own mental health and aspects of her life...I don’t know if that’s what you’re feeling, also...

[Elliot]

I’d have more sympathy for her had she not told him to get back into the car when he was having doubts..

[Josy]

Ugh. I remember reading that case and all her texts. Nasty little ****. I don’t want to watch it, it’ll make me angryYes the texts are terrible from her but the documentary shows you them in context, not to say it excuses her texts but you should watch....I’ve just read that the documentary has made many people reassess their thoughts because of her own mental health and aspects of her life...I don’t know if that’s what you’re feeling, also...I dont really feel the mental health angle that the doctor put forward was plausible tbh, it seemed to me she did know exactly what she was doing, especially with messages she sent to others, I wont say too much about it as others haven't watched yet.

I did slightly change my mind though just not because of her mental health but once you see the context from the text conversations.

I do think she deserves the sentence she got. I also think that Conrad still would've committed suicide and not be alive today even if he had never met Michelle, that's something I wouldn't have thought if I hadn't seen this documentary.

[Toy Soldier]

There being a mental health consideration doesn't necessarily mean that she was out of her kind / had no idea what she was doing at the time, to be fair. It is a horrible story but I do think it's best framed as two sadly not-very-well individuals who found each other and compounded their issues rather than someone "evil for no reason" (which, as always, is hocus pocus nonsense).

Sadly its not uncommon for people with serious mental health issues to end up in close relationships and friendships with others in the same boat, and it can become cyclical rather than supportive.

It's also not really possible for someone to be "convinced" or "talked into" completing suicide if they didn't actually intend to... But of course her real crime is in not alerting someone who would be able to stop him. Whether or not he would have stopped on his own or gone through with it without her messages is essentially guesswork... There's no way to know if he'd have continued to complete suicide or not if she hadn't urged him to.