00:03Conrad's dead.
00:04Who's Conrad?
00:09Michelle Cotter, 17-year-old girl.
00:12Texts her friends for three days telling them her boyfriend's missing.
00:15But this girl knew he wasn't missing.
00:19She was in contact with him the whole time.
00:22Right up until he killed himself.
00:24Just texts.
00:25Due respect.
00:31Those are messed up texts.
00:33I think she was telling him to do it.
00:35Encouraging him.
00:41I keep finding things out about him.
00:44It's like I didn't even know him.
00:46It means so much to see you all here for Conrad.
00:49It's strange that someone so close to him and we never met.
00:52What do you think dying is like?
00:54Just like floating on water.
00:58They've opened an investigation.
01:00into your connection with the death of Conrad Roy.
01:02But I didn't do anything wrong.
01:04There are text messages.
01:06Thousands of them.
01:10Go on, say it.
01:11He was living with you when it happened.
01:13You think I don't think about it every goddamn night?
01:15We should be like Romeo and Juliet.
01:17I'd love to be your Juliet.
01:19But you do know what happens in the end.
01:20Is this his first suicide attempt?
01:22No.
01:23This kid has a history of depression.
01:24How's this girl responsible this time?
01:27There's no law against assisted suicide in this state.
01:31She told him to drink bleach.
01:33All he thought about was dying.
01:35Really just wanted to help him.
01:37If we tried this,
01:39it would be precedent setting.
01:42Lynn, do you believe Michelle Carter murdered your son?
01:45I'm not a stock king.
01:46Tell me what to do.
01:47What motive could she possibly have?
01:50Chris Carter will not be testifying.
01:52This whole thing is a lie!
01:53He was the love of my life.
02:06I want to tell our story.
02:11Our love story.
