The "Texting Suicide Case" refers to the legal proceedings surrounding the tragic death of Conrad Roy III, a teenager who died by suicide in 2014. His girlfriend, Michelle Carter, was charged with involuntary manslaughter for allegedly encouraging him to take his own life through text messages. The case raised significant questions about the influence of digital communication on mental health and responsibility. In 2017, Michelle Carter was found guilty and sentenced to 15 months in prison. The court ruled that her messages constituted reckless behavior, contributing to Conrad Roy III's decision to end his life. This case highlighted the complexities of emotional support and the potential consequences of online interactions.