They judge her for sending 47,000 messages to her boyfriend, who was killed

In the United States, a 21-year-old girl was charged with manslaughter for the death of her boyfriend, after discovering 47,000 text messages on her cell phone, where she asked him to commit suicide.

Massachusetts prosecutors have accused Inyoung You, a former Boston College student from South Korea, of the death of her boyfriend, Alexander Urtula, 22, arguing that she had texted him. manipulators "to induce the young man to commit suicide during the 18 months of his relationship.

Urtula, a native of New Jersey, jumped from a parking lot up a Boston hotel on May 20 to the graduation morning, while his girlfriend was watching him, authorities said.

At a press conference, Suffolk County lawyer Rachel Rollins said the couple had exchanged 75,000 text messages in the two months before Urtula's death, and the woman had sent 47,000 SMS in total. By urging his boyfriend to commit suicide.

Urtula's family had traveled to Boston to attend the graduation ceremony when the young man had committed suicide.

"Many messages clearly show the power dynamics in the relationship where Miss You made requests and threats on the grounds that she had complete control over Mr. Urtula, both mentally and emotionally," said Rollins.

The prosecutor said Inyoung You was currently in South Korea, but the authorities will look for ways to extradite him to the US to face the charges. Rollins said the girl was aware of Urtula's "depression and suicidal ideation," but you persisted and continued to encourage her to commit suicide, assuring her that she and her family would be better off. without him.