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A Pennsylvania woman has been charged with aiding suicid3, 2 years after she sent
A Pennsylvania woman has been charged with aiding suicid3, 2 years after she sent "heinous & graphic" messages to her estranged boyfriend. Investigators said they found a letter believed to be written by 35-year-old Mandie Reusch in her estranged boyfriend's apartment after he di3d by suicid3 in 2021. Messages posted to his Facebook page detail "a trail of torment & solicitation," the Westmoreland County District Attorney's Office said. Kevin Metzger, 37, di3d by suicid3 on June 18, 2021. "Mr. Metzger may still be here today if those messages did not influence & encourage him to take his own life," District Attorney Nicole Ziccarelli said in a statement. 1 trooper said some of the bullying & messaging was the worst he'd ever seen in a case like this. "This is the next level or most extreme amount of bullying I've seen, read about, heard about, where somebody is constantly telling someone to end their life," Trooper Steve Limani said. According to the criminal complaint, the messages started in June of 2020 & lasted for more than a year, CBS Pittsburgh reported. Reusch is accused of telling her ex-boyfriend to take his own life on several occasions. "These messages from Mr. Metzger's estranged girlfriend were continuous & unrelenting for months, until it finally stopped when the victim took his own life," the DA said. Reusch & Metzger shared a child. The messages allegedly threaten that Metzger would never see their daughter & say he owed Reusch money. Some messages contained explicit images, videos or themes. "You're talking about the 3 of the biggest triggers you can have when making someone feel awful," Limani said. However, Reusch's attorney, Phil DiLucente, says that there is more to the story. "Other not-so-nice things exchanged both ways, said to 1 another. It resulted in over 2 years later of being charged," DiLucente said. The district attorney said the level of bullying and harassment rose to a criminal level & that they looked at other similar cases before pursuing charges. But DiLucente argued the state is using a new statute that has rarely been used. Reusch was also charged with harassment. Source:cbsnews.com #crimetok #crimejunkie #truecrime

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