I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v. Michelle Carter

टीवी मिनी सीरीज़
2019
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1 घं 12 मि

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Michelle Carter in I Love You, Now Die: The Commonwealth v. Michelle Carter (2019)

Teen Michelle Carter's actions shocked a nation - but what really happened behind closed doors? This HBO special showcases the prosecution's point of view and alternately the defense's. Which side do you fall on?

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अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंTeen Michelle Carter's actions shocked a nation - but what really happened behind closed doors? This HBO special showcases the prosecution's point of view and alternately the defense's. Whic... सभी पढ़ेंTeen Michelle Carter's actions shocked a nation - but what really happened behind closed doors? This HBO special showcases the prosecution's point of view and alternately the defense's. Which side do you fall on?Teen Michelle Carter's actions shocked a nation - but what really happened behind closed doors? This HBO special showcases the prosecution's point of view and alternately the defense's. Which side do you fall on?

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Conrad Roy Jr.

Self - Conrad's Father

• 2019

Lynn Roy

Self - Conrad's Mother

• 2019

Jesse Barron

Self - Contributor, Esquire Magazine

• 2019

Joseph Cataldo

Self - Michelle's Attorney

• 2019

Peter Breggin

Self - Psychiatrist for the Defense

• 2019

Carolyn Mcgonagle

Self - Friend of the Roy Family

• 2019

Scott Gordon

Self - Fairhaven Police Detective

• 2019

Glenn Cudmore

Self - Fairhaven Police Detective

• 2019

Anne Glowinski

Self - Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist

• 2019

Becki Maki

Self - Conrad's Aunt

• 2019

Conrad Roy Sr.

Self - Conrad's Grandfather

• 2019

John Suler

Self - Author, The Psychology of Cyberspace

• 2019

Camdyn Roy

Self - Conrad's Sister

• 2019

Marin Cogan

Self - Columnist, New York Magazine

• 2019

Dana Curhan

Self - Michelle's Appeals Attorney

• 2019

Emily Bazelon

Self - New York Times Magazine

• 2019

Bob McGovern

Self - Legal Reporter, Boston Herald

• 2019

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7babakht

you always need to hear both sides of the story

I was one of those who said she should have gotten the maximum penalty possible. but after hearing both sides of the story I totally changed my mind. It was absolutely ridicules convicting someone like that. I hope she can get her life on track after all this. P.S you MUST watch the 2nd part. Peace!

9trimblecali

Thought provoking

This case has always fascinated me. This documentary goes into a lot of depth about things that weren't initially touched upon in the news. It really made me think and I'm still conflicted about this case. A great documentary nonetheless showing both sides of the story and letting the audience decide their own opinions.

9gallagherkellie

You get both sides

It's rare that a true crime documentary shows both sides of the argument without bias and I think this one finally does. It's so incredibly shocking and interesting to watch. You get a lot more insight into the crime than what was portrayed in the media, and we hear from the family of the victim. Whatever your personal belief on this is (I'm on the 'guilty' side) it will still have you thinking both ways.

8mariellealien

Captivating documentary

This is a documentary that shows the divide before and after the introduction of cell phones and social media, and the lack of laws that are in place. Throughout the documentary one is left with the question - is it a crime? Is it a crime in the eyes of the law?

We are led through one side, then the other, and I feel as uncertain as I did at the beginning about what really happened. Because things that I interpret to be jokes, or how young people speak, are taken 100% literally by the lawyers and judge. It's a very interesting case to study more if you are interested in law or true crime.

8KreamLeehan

Hate the verdict but not the documentary

The documentary is an emotional jogger. It would've been much more intense if the studio could've gotten Alice to take the interview.

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