She's evil and creepy she needs to go to prison for life

This is the result of demasculation. Feminizing men has created a high suicide rate. The best thing a man can be is a toxic male. That's what we were born to be. When you change that, that's when you'll have these type of situations. And when there isn't a father in the home to help in these situations, that is the biggest problem in society today.

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it's Another 48 Hours

Take a survey on how many people believe she should be facing charges and prison time??

Exactly

.... knowing how emotionally vulnerable he was - some kind of sick fantasy of hers

Indeed. What an absolute monster.

She looks like a decent person. And not a bully type. What about his family his friends? Why they did not take his words seriously? You all have to take the responsibility so do i.

Women tend to do that alot

dont worry, she'll be on drugs or something for the rest of her life until karma takes it

It’s because she’s a young white girl

Women always get much lighter sentences than men. Don't be surprised.

It’s because she is white I hope you know

I agree! She should have SERVED AT LEAST 7 YEARS.

Got nothing to do with wicked.

@@StofStuiver Has everything to do with wickedness.

@@sasharaj You should read all the text messages not just the later ones and form your own opinion. She tried helping him at the start.

She did nothing wrong by using electricity to send a message to someone.

@@MalphasMikaelson She tried helping him for 1.5 years, while he was gaslighting her. I'm going to do it right now, then ignoring her replies, making her think the worst. After reading the true, not one-sided, facts of the case, I'd have found her not guilty tbh. Two extremely troubled kids, that sadly met up.

She should’ve gotten life in prison

That was an outrageous ridiculous sentence! Some people definitely can get away with M, or indirect M. It's not fair or right at all. 👎

My thought exactly

She should be acquitted all charges dropped. @Ascendant618

@@asiaellis2164 Based on ALL the facts, the 1.5 years of texts back and forth, she got an appropriate sentence, if not acquitted. 48 hours is telling a one sided version of the whole, actual story. It's shameful.

I don't know if he was asking for help. He was certainly asking for attention. I bet she felt like he was the boy who cried wolf.

​@@joelwillems4081 so she pushed and pushed until he did it.....she should have told him to get help, but she never actually cared for him sadly.

Have any of you been prescribed or taken Cymbalta / Duloxetene?

@@susansamsel8080 Hi Susan, I've never been on anti depressants, but I've heard horror stories. What do you know about this drug? Any real insight would be greatly appreciated. I have a child (24) and I am concerned about treating depression with drugs. Thank you Take care. Be Well

@@elizabethferguson7002 id definitely research the different medications, and if you have a family Doctor I would speak to him/ her about it... Unfortunately your son is an Adult now and really you can only talk to him about it.. we are living in a time of uncertainty and mental health seems to be out of control. Especially for our children it's a whole new kind of peer pressure nowadays, and it's in my opinion a much different world.

She actually looks mentally stunted like she sat next to the TV to long.

demons walk among looking like innocent little angels.

@Ronnie Mead u can see something is wrong with her. Her eyes are too close together. Like she sat next to a big tv too long.

Yes I agree 💯

Exactly!..it's an open and shut case🤷🏾‍♀️

And ugly...

Ikr she has absolutely no remorse for her actions and not once did she show she cared that he died..

@@goldengore5442 She didn't care, wish he would of "blocked her text" to him.

Agreed. I thought the same when I first watched this episode when it aired a few years back. Believe it or not - she had many supporters back then and it seemed like I was in the minority on message boards and comments sections when i would call her out. Glad the opinions of the masses have since changed and see it for what it was. I don’t care if she was young and pretty or what! Instead, I care more about what she encouraged, supported, and even urged on almost in a bullying manner… totally sick and twisted!! Who does that…!?!? I would’ve never done such a thing at 17. Or ever. At anytime, to anyone. It’s not just that she didn’t make his suicidal expressions known to someone but that she pushed him on until he did it. This is why I can see where words became weapon in a criminal proceeding. Which is what the judge more less decided in that ruling. It was a first of its kind. And I’d be incredibly cautious where this can be used and the frequency where it applies. But the added details and background facts inside this case paint just that. Both young and gullible. She meant everything to him and he overvalued who she was as a person and what she had to say, unfortunately. To bad she didn’t care for him at least half as much as he did her. He’d probably be in University right now about to wrap up his degree if so. She as well. It’s unfortunate all-around and a messed up story. It sucks she ruined her life, but it truly sucks for his parents who lost him forever. I can only hope her stint in prison will do her some good but we know it won’t and she’ll likely come out hardened even more and without many options. But…. again - she gets a life to resume to an, so…… it’s kinda difficult to feel any sympathy for her.

She had a duty to notify his family and authorities of his state of mind at the time if she wants to call herself a human.

there is nothing good about this girl.

Yep. I don't mean to be rude but I don't think many of these people who grew up or interacted with Michelle understand what teenagers do or are like- especially mentally disturbed ones. Especially one that is admittedly not eating or has disordered eating. It causes brain damage and teenagers haven't developed the same amount of empathy as an adult.

@@ronniemead805 To call her a monster on the level of Ted Bundy or the Toy Box killers is kind of ridiculous. She's deeply disturbed and ill and she will have to live with this until the day she does. Whether that bothers her or not, well, she might be young enough for a psychologist to partially fix what's broken. To say there's nothing good in her is too far.

@@MissSpaz people don’t have to be cold blooded serial killers to have zero redeeming qualities as a human being. When it comes to conscience less sociopaths, it’s usually best to just throw the whole person away.

​@@MissSpaz idk, not to be rude or hateful towards your comments, but im never ever sympathizing with her. Been on and off with my mental disorder and never once have I thought of manipulating someone into hurting themselves, not even a tiny scratch on their body. Her disorder/s, her being a teen and having imbalances in her brain, and her having struggles is not a reason nor an excuse for her to do what she did to another individual. Let us kindly not validate those people.

She should've been 🍤 FRIED.

And only served a year😤 Sick

She only served 11 months.

For someone killing themselves? She should have gotten zero years

She will continue to abuse others who let out a sign of vulnerability in her life. Trust me. A psychopath will forever remain a psychopath.

If he really didn't want to do it, he wouldn't have done it.

@@encycl07pedia-yes I know but also he was venerable and his state of mind was foggy and he wasn’t thinking right. He was suffering mentally. Mental illness is real. Yes it’s easy to say he should have bad self control but it’s not always that easy not everyone has that awareness not everyone is strong mentally

@@misspacino4081 I think you mean "vulnerable." I never said MI wasn't real. The fact remains if he really didn't want to do it, he wouldn't have. S..c.d.l ideation is pretty common, but most people don't follow through.

Yes we need to teach our kids compassion and to trust their intuition! I just helped my granddaughter with a toxic friend in first grade for Pete's sake!!

Oh BS. She didn't do nothing. HE killed himself, right? Who forces your own hand up to your own neck? Only a poo-sie.

Pure Evil

The controversy lies in how the judicial system works. We all know she’s guilty.

Laws have a hard time keeping up with technology

There's no law against lacking empathy, what a silly thing to think.

@@plynwow Did you even read the comment? It's not in any way implying it should be against the law. It's basically stating a fact ... that people lacking in empathy are unable to reflect on what their behaviors do to another person. And I started off saying people like that are scary ... a personal opinion, since that's what people do, give opinions, in the comment section. Yet I re-read what I wrote and nothing in there is implying that it is, or should be, against the law. But you have a great day, Sunshine!

They’re snakes. Period

​@@plynwowGo back and read. Nothing about the law is mentioned.

Thats nonsense. People with mental disorders take about their disorders and about suicide. If one party is determined already to go out, the other will often help. It may even be the case that she is the one dragged into this, but you, like most other people, let your opinion be determined by cherry picked messages that establish nothing about the relationship they had.

She was extremely mentally ill and vulnerable herself.

@@StofStuiver You must definitely be one of her relatives. She's convicted for a reason...

@@AspireGMD oh boy... you got me. I didnt know and since im dutch (NL/Europe) i never thought id be related. So i checked my ancestry and hers and it seems we actually do have a common ancester about 10.000 years ago!

LOL not really!!!

​@@mikatuWtf is wrong with you?

He was a coward.

Just like you are one, speaking about somebody that has passed. What is wrong with you?​@@OsceolaNola7

Lol 😂

Not such thing as evil we made that up for survival purposes

Amen .she is!REPENT now‼⚠️for what is the deal if you gane the whole world but still lose your own soul.⁉️just like in the days of Noah.

Not evil. She was deeply troubled, moreso than he was perhaps. She legitimately thought suicide was his best option.

Welcome to the Internet kid.

I hope this haunt's her forever

She reminds me of those cases where a mother will make her child sick so the mother has attention and the out pouring love from others.

@@fancyme.alter1311i think its called Münchausen syndrome

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Yes and he was so vulnerable

15 month is way to lenient, 10 years is more fitting , sucks she got female privilege

She should just start an O F account tbh

alteredcatscyprus he *had more

@@Robadobo You should be grateful. Imagine a world where no one thought to care for these things.

@@Robadobo Do you know what "beautiful soul" means?

@@alteredcatscyprus we’d be grateful if women actually behaved this same way in real life like how they virtue signal online about women they don’t know….

I'm so sorry, I hope you now have found some peace. ❤️❤️

I don't kno you but I'm glad you didn't do it, I hope you have no more contact with the person tht planned it out. There's hope, jus Kno tht❤

I am so, so sorry that happened to you. What a horrible thing to be faced with. I hope you know that you deserve better people around you. ❤ When I was 14, 15, 16 I spent an inordinate amount of time playing therapist to friends with serious amounts of trauma and mental health problems because I was a sucker for *anyone* in pain. In hindsight I was definitely....taken advantage of a few times by people a good bit older than me--there were instances where it was used to keep me around in very manipulative ways. My heart just wouldn't let me see it when I was worried about someone--with the bonus benefit that my problems could be shoved away too! I said all of that because: as unhealthy as it was in my case, I spent a significant percentage of my formative years putting a lot of energy into keeping people from self-harming. I did the training to be an outcry counselor and worked on a su!c!d€ hotline. I ultimately even got my official interventionist certificate. Here's the thing--I did this with a group of a dozen other high school students in a really small town. My graduating class was about 75 kids. I guess I'm just baffled that there can be such a lack of empathy, so little regard for the majesty of life when I have seen teens be capable of such incredible selflessness and service.

So what happened bro?

​@@Synthpoptroubadour I'm guessing he didn't listen to her and carry it out. Just a guess.

This is so correct , even as a call handler on suicide line if we believed that someone was dying we could track the call - this boy needed a friend not tomorrows psychopath !

This comment NEEDS to be pinned! And sitting first on the line for viewers.

Unfortunately very true I had a friend who done it and there was no signs at all just done it,I saw him the morning he done it and he was very much like himself and seemed pretty happy then 2 hours later got news he had passed away

@@marcsymington4061 I'm sorry for your experience. I have a similar one. It's so confusing and heartbreaking.

You do realize that in this very example the boy talked about his thoughts and then took his life?

She probably told her mom that she didnt think he was really going to do it. And that she got tired of his complaining and his constant suicide chatter everyday. And her mom is going to blame the victim and say that he was pressuring and burdening her daughter with things that she’s not equipped to treat. She’s not an healthcare professional

me neither

I think she must have known she was a sociopath - she raised her.

well, she's clearly psychotic. this is why i steer clear of anyone who acts 100% sure of ANYTHING

@@rachelgooden9981 that is probably pretty accurate, to be honest.

He would not be the first or last who got out of depression and lived completely happy. This woman came across his path as worst disease.

Can't always put the blame on someone else.

Some people still succumb to depression so we wouldn't know for sure. No doubt he would have lived far longer though, even if he could never beat it.

This is a typical female experience when it comes to crime.

You must be new to true crime if you think that

If it's any comfort, she will be a pariah for life. Branded a killer, an outcast in her own country. She's going to prison, alright. One of her own making. And she's already serving time.

💯 Exactly.

What do you mean?

unfortunately no law on the books but i agree sentence was not long enough

@@ruthied she didn't get a sentence that fits her crime.

I believe it

michelle did nothing wrong. this doc really twists the facts

Democrat city, Democrat judge. They've lied to us all. It's better to realize you've been fooled than to continue being fooled.

I can believe it

Freedom of speech, should of never been charged from the start.. 2a is next...

Depends on the human being.

​​@@RichardWagner-hi4znthat's the dumbest s hi I've ever heard . No tf it doesn't doesn't matter who does it it's equally as wrong.

She went to his wake and even text his mum. It’s like how a serial killer goes on the look out for the body. Sickos I reckon she’ll do something to ruin someone else’s life. She should have got 15 years.

She's white and her family has money.

@davveist g it’s a better life than Conrad is living right now.

A man is responsible for his own choice What she did isn't morally right But by logic n legality, she isn't guilty

She must have all life in prison. She made him did it

@@muse893 what about he himself? He didn't let n made himself did it in the end? I ain't defending her, but be real n put credits where it's due Every man are responsible for their own action n choices Literally

She was deeply troubled. There is no evidence of ill intent on her part.

@@jimwerther I'm still trusting what the mom said

@@laurainfinity1390 As if mom wasn't biased, right? Sorry to say, but mom might be trying to change the topic from her failure to defend her son from his abusive father and grandfather. Even without that, she would obviously be extremely biased. Understandably so, but that doesn't change the facts.

It’s those eyebrows

@@jimwerther what an extraordinary take on this family and a needless death. Bizarre.

In every part of the world. I'm from Uruguay. I don't understand this case.

I am so sorry for your loss. 😢

I’m so sorry. I cannot imagine what you’re going through.

Hugs to you both. 🖤🙏🖤

So sorry for your loss. 🕊🙏

Definitely. I’m a mother of a murdered son who I believe had a death wish already. It’s been three years now and it’s just as painful as it ever was...I knew if he left with those people that I would never see him again. I begged him not to go anywhere also. I feel guilty for not staying with him that night! This young man’s mama ...poor thing is in for an awful journey as am I.

Rreptilians do exist. Cold blooded monsters are amongst us everywhere. Imagine her future husband... 😢

My doctor prescribed Pristiq, hope I spelled it correctly. But it has really helped. I had to have 2 spinal surgeries and live in pain, so it’s easy to get depressed for pain patients.

It doesn't matter if he did or didnt erased them. Once messages are sent they are forever out there.

@@sharonsaylors2912 that’s so not the point I’m trying to make. U took it way too literal

@@origin-al9585 🤣🤣🤣Dont worry, i got you lol. She must have horrified when they brought up the texts

Text messages never gone. Would have taken them a lot longer to figure out but I’m sure they would have figured it out.

It would be like any other face she makes. 97% forehead.

That girl needs lots of years! That's horrible 😢

💯 can't believe she got no legal repricussions for everything she did. Hopefully the social repricussions are severe.

Evil girl😢😢😢

Something inside her will never get peace i am sure

Definitely

Perfect insight. Munchausen by proxy

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Well said

Every. Single. Word. You. Said. 👌🏽💯💯

He still made his own decisions. H e could have cut her off, asked for help.....

I hope you're also against euthanasia, otherwise you are in contradiction.

She got sick of him whining about wanting to die all the time so she told him just to do it already or stfu. I don't blame her.

She was being a good friend

Uh she did nothing

@@hunkallgood73 You're evil then. The boy was sick obviously. Any decent human being would have encouraged him to get assistance. Or if she was that annoyed by him, she could have just ghosted him. She's disturbed herself and I hope that she got some counseling in those mere 15 months that she had to sit down and think about the tragedy and heartbreak that she aided and abetted.

@@IuItim You're sick as well. He had a friend... Ariana. She was a real friend.. a beautiful person. She tried to help him.

I personally think that he was looking for her to tell him to stop. Just my opinion.

@Chatta Huffman the amount of text she sent shows intent. I don't understand why he didn't or couldn't see that She was the reason he was having these mental problems. She fed on his sadness and confusion and pushed him to this. What a disgusting person.

I agree with both of you.

I agree

@@chattahuffman5117 Oh, absolutely! You're totally right. In that moment, he needed (and wanted) someone to reassure him, and be there to talk him down. NOT someone pushing and manipulating him to end his life. Like, who DOES that?! She's a despicable person, imo.

Narcissitic abuse is worse then physical, insidious.

My psychologist saved my life, I couldn't put the burden on my only child he was in his early 20's

@@GigiWright isn’t that the truth. My dad is a serious narcissist and he doesn’t understand that he “prepped” me for other people abusing me for the rest of my life. Thankfully I’ve reclaimed my life but for many years other people just played with it because I thought I deserved that.

@@imdoneplus Same thing happened to me. It took me until I was pushing 60 to get fed up with all the abuse from everyone I encountered. It started with my father.

@@christar9527 same here! I effectively found women just like my dad because I was so used to not getting love.

Me to. I just posted the same thing before I read yours!

I’ve seen this case before but always just in photos. To see Conrad in video and to hear him speak is stunning. He’s highly intelligent. He’s aware of his struggles and his goals. He wants to be the best he can be. And he’s only 17! Michelle not only took Conrad’s life, but she took him from his loving family while also robbing the rest of the world of an amazing person. Our justice system is outdated and subsequently ineffective when it comes to cases involving modern technology like social media.

@@Sonjalynn97 yes, she is not a good person at all. With a proper care he was able to make it, until the fase of adolescent would be over. My nephew was on medication from 13 or 14, until almost 18. Psychotherapy in my country is very hard to get in public hospital, so he did some, but it was not that good. Sometimes he was able to pay for few sessions with a private one. Now he is in his twenties and doing so well, finished college and everything. He is not married though. Conrad was an angel and he thought he was a bad kid, it was a lot of guilt as well. But now there is no more pain for him, but his family and friends.

More like the forehead!

Yes and those crooked teeth on the left side of her mouth!

All of these comments are ridiculously childish and completely disrespectful to this dreadful, dreadful tragedy for Connor, his friends and family. Look at yourselves, have a heart and grow up!!

@@Thecaptain666you think we should be nice to her?

@@emmaj1384 not at all. But, as I said, those comments just trivialise the dreadful things this woman did.

She served only 12 months for good behavior. I wouldn’t want that on my conscience. Terrible

@@marciaeovino3584 she s a sociopath and should be locked away somewhere! sociopaths cannt feel "guilt"!

If someone else can talk you in to self deleting, you deserve it.

she should have been declared innocent. The government of Canada encourages ill people to end their lives even when they clearly state they don't want euthanasia yet no one is going to prison over that...

Should of never been charged, freedom of speech..

Virtue signaling by slandering a troubled child doesn't make you virtuous, really. Does it make you...evil?

@@jimwerther The authorities should make it mandatory for this young woman to receive psychiatric counselling for the rest of her life. Unfortunately because of Conrad's previous suicide attempt we will never know whether he would have tried to end his life at some future date. The girl is left to live. Will she ever express true remorse: time will tell.

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@@stevebbuk I highly doubt it someone like her loves to have control over peoples feelings

@@jimwerther Who’s the troubled child here according to you? Certainly not Michelle Carter.

You are way off on this one. The kid was miserably depressed, had thought about suicide for years, and allegedly attempted it repeatedly. She talked him out of it for a long time, before changing her mind and agreeing that it was his best option. Good idea? No, horrible idea. But she was easily as troubled as he was, and therefore reached terrible conclusions. Did she have bad intent? There is no evidence that she did, any more than he did. Suicide is always wrong, but you can't blame her for thinking it was a good decision for him unless you also blame him, as well as everyone else who goes that route.

There's actually a series about this called Girl from Plainville

@@jimwerther Wow! 😳

@@DannaK247 And there's more. Why is no one focusing on Roy's abusive father and grandfather? Does anyone believe that his suicide had more to do with Michelle Carter than with his abusive childhood? But that doesn't make for a sexy story, right?

@@jimwerther - Then why is she texting "I'm scared, please tell me you're ok" within hours of telling him to do it Over and Over and Over? If she *really* thought it was the right thing to do, why text that? Clearly she knew it was wrong, and I absolutely buy the theory that she was doing it to get her own attention. Our culture is so narcissistic that someone else's life means less than affirmation from casual acquaintances. I don't necessarily think it should be a crime to tell a person on a ledge to jump, but it's certainly gross af. I do agree that the media would ignore whatever they have to in order to make a story more sexy, though.

I doubt that, because she will go on to do something even worse.

Good. As she should be.

She went to his wake and even text his mum. It’s like how a serial killer goes on the look out for the body. Sickos I reckon she’ll do something to ruin someone else’s life. She should have got 15 years.

Me too. She’s beautiful and I hope she can find some joy in life.

I understand that that the mother had to deal with her own issues during the divorce. As parents we have to make sure our sons have little time to spend on social media - let them play several sports and/or volunteer or work part-time to get rid of their energy and anxiety. Depression feeds on depression, therefore encouraging moping and over-thinking is unhealthy. Most kids have bouts of depression, but they also need to be taught the skills to deal with it as they grow into adulthood.

Sounds like self-pity. Many people struggle with real problems like cancer or being homeless. Monster is just a mumbo-jumbo nonsense.

I believe that her family hired very expensive lawyer. Her sentence is a joke.

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Gosh, what I wouldn’t give to be the person sending him the texts: sympathy, understanding, the encouragement to keep putting one foot in front of the other… God bless his soul and his family’s sense of purpose🌟💫

The issue is that she said “get back in the car!” After he got out! If she hadn’t told him to get back in the truck, he probably would still be here.

@@kingknights5107 yep I knew it. Three times and counting the same pathetic "I'm being edgy for attention" comment. Grow up.

Stay strong You got this

Stay strong 😊

You’re a strong and powerful individual and I’m so proud of you for pushing thru you’re a bright light and don’t ever let anyone dim that ❤

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Why did you hold on to someone so weak? You could have found a better husband.

You are a good good woman. May God bless you and yours!

More than wicked ... pure evil ...

SOME people

Yes like narcists a guy i knew did that to me and still tries until this day verry dangerous and evil that someone can hate you a d wanf evil to you

I dont know if it's addressed further on in this documentary but I read that her motive was because she was obsessed with a main character from Glee where the actress was dating her love interest on the show in real life and when he died of an overdose in real life, this freak saw an opportunity to live out her own version of it. If that's true then she is surely sociopathic or clinically narcissistic

Right!! So so saddening. Great kid, was just feeling lost…

Yes. You can tell he was a sweet soul.

It’s sad. He was struggling and he did want to live and he didn’t want his family to be in pain. But she was the devil on his shoulder and knew his mental state was bad. He wanted to get better but she didn’t

I wish time travel existed so we could prevent things like this.

I wonder what she did to the judge or the prosecutor to get off prison so easy.

@@mariaashley87 be white

Wh' Womren always get off easy. Welcome to America.

Can't stand any of them

​@@Q_0H0 not just White. Her family had money. With that combination you will always get off easy

You can say I hope or wish someone would die legally. You could say I pray for it everyday. Now I know in this particular case it was consistent suggested and planned. Is it illegal though to say I wish you would commit suicide? I’m just curious on the legality of it and what other people think. Not trying to ruffle anyone’s feathers.

@@jacobmalloy4258 it can be considered bullying which in some states that leads to 2nd degree manslaughter conviction which means involuntarily causing death to a person. So yes technically it can become illegal to say things like that to people if they act upon it.

It wasn't a wrongful conviction. It was a wrongful unnecessary death caused by that texting maniac Michelle. 15 MONTHS ? She got off lightly.

@Jackie I agree!

She is vile and evil. Not immature. I have seen people who are younger than her doing amazing things.

Not divorcing too

Kind but weak.

The fact that this girl did this is proof that it should be a law. There are always gonna be sick people out there that will have no problem with encouraging someone's suicide if they think they can benefit in some way. It's sad.. and for the majority of us it is a no Brainer. But there are always those few. That's the world we live in.

There “shouldn’t be” a law against murdering people then by your logic!

​@@MishaThePolly_Therianyeah I think this just proves that a law is needed. Got effectively a slap on the wrist too.

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Agreed!! She should still be in prison today!!

By her getting a light sentence is bad in another way, it promotes it to happen again to somebody else. The judge was definitely wrong on his decision.

She will reap what she has sown, long after her prison term ends. 🤔

Well said 😥

With any luck the other inmates will see her story and they will all start to taunt and mentally and emotionally torture her, cause her to catch a new case or two while she's locked down so she has to do with more time, and continue with the torture. If they drive her to hurt herself, believe this or not it is a class c felony of destruction of state property. It can hold up to 5 years.

15 months sentence is a slap in the face. She’s an evil spirit & knew what she was doing. 15 years wouldn’t be enough. She’ll get what she has coming to her mark my words. Karma will ricochet right back & smack her off her feet! She’ll get what she has coming.

@@Not_tellingU She was released 3 years ago. (three months early for "good conduct") Makes me sick. That was the law?! 😵‍💫