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15 Jan 2020, 11:38 am
15 Jan 2020, 11:44 am
15 Jan 2020, 1:12 pm
Fnord wrote:
I would bet that very few men will want to date Ms. Carter right away...
At least not text message with her thats for sure 
15 Jan 2020, 1:14 pm
15 Jan 2020, 2:43 pm
Bravo5150 wrote:
How long before she gets busted for jaywalking or some other minor infraction then gets community service? I am interested to find out if she would have the suicide hotline as an option.
She'll be on parole,so any police contact sends her back to prison(in her case the Bristol county jail)she won't get community service.But yea that would not be good if she ever got a job with the suicide hotline.She really got off easy just a couple years in the Bristol county jail as opposed to hard time in rat and cockroach infested MCI Framingham which is notorious for it's terrible conditions,however imates there have capitalized on that to file many lawsuits against the dept. of corrections.
But in any case she got a slap on the wrist for sure.
15 Jan 2020, 2:54 pm
vermontsavant wrote:
Bravo5150 wrote:
How long before she gets busted for jaywalking or some other minor infraction then gets community service? I am interested to find out if she would have the suicide hotline as an option.
She'll be on parole,so any police contact sends her back to prison(in her case the Bristol county jail)she won't get community service.But yea that would not be good if she ever got a job with the suicide hotline.She really got off easy just a couple years in the Bristol county jail as opposed to hard time in rat and cockroach infested MCI Framingham which is notorious for it's terrible conditions,however imates there have capitalized on that to file many lawsuits against the dept. of corrections.
But in any case she got a slap on the wrist for sure.
It has to be a criminal infraction to be VOP. Community service can come instead of a fine for civil infractions like speeding or jaywalking. So there is a chance for her to spend time on the suicide hotline.
15 Jan 2020, 3:30 pm
Bravo5150 wrote:
vermontsavant wrote:
Bravo5150 wrote:
How long before she gets busted for jaywalking or some other minor infraction then gets community service? I am interested to find out if she would have the suicide hotline as an option.
She'll be on parole,so any police contact sends her back to prison(in her case the Bristol county jail)she won't get community service.But yea that would not be good if she ever got a job with the suicide hotline.She really got off easy just a couple years in the Bristol county jail as opposed to hard time in rat and cockroach infested MCI Framingham which is notorious for it's terrible conditions,however imates there have capitalized on that to file many lawsuits against the dept. of corrections.
But in any case she got a slap on the wrist for sure.
It has to be a criminal infraction to be VOP. Community service can come instead of a fine for civil infractions like speeding or jaywalking. So there is a chance for her to spend time on the suicide hotline.
15 Jan 2020, 4:22 pm
15 Jan 2020, 4:27 pm
15 Jan 2020, 4:30 pm
15 Jan 2020, 4:34 pm
15 Jan 2020, 4:58 pm
vermontsavant wrote:
The supreme court of the US refused to hear Carter's appeal but there is good news for her,she is being released early for good behavior.
Michelle Carter,the 22 year old Plainville,MA woman convicted of manslaughter for pressuring Conrad Roy III to commit suicide,is slated to be released from prison this week,the Bristol county sheriff's office has confirmed.
There have been no problems and she is attending programs and getting along with other inmates,Carter will be released from the Dartmouth facility on 1-23-20.
In 2014,Carter then 17 encouraged Roy,18 to kill himself through text messages,on july 23rd,2014 Roy filled his pick up with carbon monoxide and died in a parking lot.
Since Carter's conviction there has been another encouraged suicide that has made the Boston news,legislature's are now considering laws that deal with encouraged suicide,the Michelle Carter case was a pioneering case in these suicide related cases.
boston.com The Boston Globe
Michelle Carter,the 22 year old Plainville,MA woman convicted of manslaughter for pressuring Conrad Roy III to commit suicide,is slated to be released from prison this week,the Bristol county sheriff's office has confirmed.
There have been no problems and she is attending programs and getting along with other inmates,Carter will be released from the Dartmouth facility on 1-23-20.
In 2014,Carter then 17 encouraged Roy,18 to kill himself through text messages,on july 23rd,2014 Roy filled his pick up with carbon monoxide and died in a parking lot.
Since Carter's conviction there has been another encouraged suicide that has made the Boston news,legislature's are now considering laws that deal with encouraged suicide,the Michelle Carter case was a pioneering case in these suicide related cases.
boston.com The Boston Globe
<facetious mode activated>
On balance,
I would say it is wrong to entice someone into suicide.
I'm not firm on this.
I'm willing to listen to alternative points of views.
15 Jan 2020, 5:04 pm
Bravo5150 wrote:
smudge wrote:
What kind of sick f*ck encourages someone that young to commit suicide?? I remember that forum I went on where apparently that happened.
It's very, very f*cked up. I hope she gets her comeuppance, disgusting b***h.
It's very, very f*cked up. I hope she gets her comeuppance, disgusting b***h.
This isn't the only time this has happened. They just had some other woman sentenced for doing something similar recently.
Makes you think.
Is it remotely possible to remotely hypnotise someone into encouraging someone to suicide?
I'm sure if it was possible,
Some human creature would find a way.
Humans: "Mostly harmless."
I don't think so, Tim.
15 Jan 2020, 5:07 pm
Pepe wrote:
Bravo5150 wrote:
smudge wrote:
What kind of sick f*ck encourages someone that young to commit suicide?? I remember that forum I went on where apparently that happened.
It's very, very f*cked up. I hope she gets her comeuppance, disgusting b***h.
It's very, very f*cked up. I hope she gets her comeuppance, disgusting b***h.
This isn't the only time this has happened. They just had some other woman sentenced for doing something similar recently.
Makes you think.
Is it remotely possible to remotely hypnotise someone into encouraging someone to suicide?
I'm sure if it was possible,
Some human creature would find a way.
Humans: "Mostly harmless."
I don't think so, Tim.
I am surprised that you went there before asking how the recording you hear on the suicide hotline might change if these types of people got jobs working as suicide hotline counselors.
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