The involuntary manslaughter trial of Michelle Carter, the 20-year-old plain-vill woman accused

of causing her boyfriend, Conrad Roy's death, by pushing him to kill himself back in July

2014.

She used Conrad as a pawn.

Prosecutors say it was all an act, though, from a teen, now age 20, who wanted attention

from her boyfriend's death.

This is Conrad's stories with Nancy Grace.

Prosecutors in her trial claim that she told the 18-year-old to kill himself numerous times

over text messages and phone calls.

Text between Carter and Roy shows she pushed him to drive out to a remote spot and poison

himself with carbon monoxide in his car.

As his truck was filling with carbon monoxide, he was scared.

He got out.

It was the defendant on the other end of the phone who ordered him back in.

Did she use her boyfriend as a pawn in a sick game, persuading him just a young boy,

a teen, a sensitive boy that had bouts of depression that had tried to kill himself before?

Did she use him, convince him, to commit suicide in order to get attention as the quote

grieving girlfriend, even carrying out a dry run two days before Conrad Roy III committed

suicide?

I Nancy Grace, this is Crime Stories, and joining me, every now and attorney Robin Ficker

out of the Maryland jurisdiction, who practices all across the country, Ficker, have you,

first of all, welcome?

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