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1:38Now PlayingThe startling text messages that allegedly led a Massachusetts teen to commit suicide have been read aloud in court as his then-girlfriend stands trial in his 2014 death. Michelle Carter, 20, is accused of sending her boyfriend Conrad Roy a series of texts when she was 17 years old. "It's time, babe. You know that," Carter wrote in one message. "Okay, I will," he replied. The trial is highly unusual, with prosecuting attorneys tasked with proving that her texts resulted in Roy's death. #InsideEdition
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