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"You can't say you don't have a right to kill

Feb. 7, 2019 by Devin Jones

"You can't say you don't have a right to kill yourself," she told him in one text.

"You've got a right," said Roy, according to a letter that prosecutors filed Friday.

According to the New York Post , Carter's phone records reveal she sent five text messages between March 3 and April 30, 2016, to Roy.

In one, she wrote, "I wish I could go out and kill myself. I feel like I am not only not only not getting the rest of my life but I am so not having any other choice." She added, "I'm just not feeling like I want to be with anyone like this. I am just going to let it go.

"In fact, I'm not even going to get into any more details yet. I think it's best if I tell the truth."

"He didn't do anything wrong," she said while walking from her apartment to her house in the Bronx. "All he did was go to bed. I don't think he was hurt. I don't think he was angry at anyone. I think I was just too afraid to go to the hospital. And then I saw what happened in the video.