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Words Alone: The Michelle Carter Texting Case - Full Movie
12 episodes · 3 free · Documentary, True Crime
Plot of Words Alone: The Michelle Carter Texting Case
In July 2014, 18-year-old Conrad Roy was found dead in his truck in a Massachusetts parking lot. His phone held thousands of texts from his girlfriend, Michelle Carter, whom a judge found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. Can words alone make you guilty?
Words Alone: The Michelle Carter Texting Case episodes
- Episode 1 (free)
- Episode 2 (free)
- Episode 3 (free)
- Episode 4
- Episode 5
- Episode 6
- Episode 7
- Episode 8
- Episode 9
- Episode 10
- Episode 11
- Episode 12
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