Michelle Carter

Inyoung You allegedly sent thousands of abusive texts to her her boyfriend, Boston College student Alexander Urtula.

A parole board said they remain "troubled" that Michelle Carter encouraged Conrad Roy III to kill himself and, even more so, that she "actively prevented others" from helping him.  

Michelle Carter, who is currently awaiting a parole board decision, has already earned time off her sentence for good behavior, the Bristol County House of Detention confirms.

Carter, who was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for encouraging her boyfriend Conrad Roy III to kill himself, has served less than half of her 15-month prison sentence.

Michelle Carter was sent to prison for urging her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, to take his life over and over in the hours before he died by suicide.

Michelle Carter was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for Conrad Roy's suicide — despite the fact she was nowhere near him when he died.

Michelle Carter appeared to be popular, pleasant, maybe even average. But inside, as the HBO documentary "I Love You, Now Die" shows, she was lonely and disturbed.

Michelle Carter often divulged many personal details to school friends, including Samantha Boardman, but never felt like part of a group and could come off as overly needy and desperate.

Michelle Carter may not have been present when her boyfriend, Conrad Roy III, died by suicide but she was still found legally guilty for his death.

Conrad Roy III's suicide would lead to his girlfriend, Michelle Carter, getting sent to prison.