Now that just weird. I'm gonna assume she was in some kind of cult or a hardcore emo or she hated him deep down.

It seems pretty weird to encourage someone you like to kill himself instead of helping to get over it. I mean I only tell people to kill themselves when I don't like them.

No I read the story, I didn't see a link to any messages, I'm guessing the were pretty horrendous?

Edit. Ok I read the messages that's.. ..just fucking weird!!! I really don't understand how you could convince someone when they are clearly 50/50. 

That bit of difference makes a world of difference with this. He convinced others to kill other people (that's infintely more fucked up and hard to do) and she pushed her suicidal boyfriend to kill himself. She didn't help in it all. I know nothing of her or him. They could of been having these conversations for month with him over suicide and she was trying to convince hm not to do it the whole time then eventually something could of happened or she got tired of it, not believing him anymore. I'm gonna do some digging on it to find out more about it since this seems to be a popular topic in general. 

I get it that you don't like her and that's why you're comparing her to manson but people should try to be a bit more objective about stuff like this.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3670166/Court-OKs-trial-girl-texted-boyfriend-urging-suicide.html

She gets a light sentence because she is an attractive young female!

I feel this is one of those situations where you thought something was what it wasn't because you didn't bother looking into it. And now you can see it is different than you thought you'll do anything to prevent looking silly. 

This is one of those difficult cases where the woman is ethically and pragmatically as guilty as any murderer out there (in fact, her actions are more heinous than all but first degree murders), but convicting her of outright murder would potentially open a pandora's box of what constitutes accountability for encouraging suicide in the future; I imagine in time we'd see people across the country, from kids accused of bullying to boyfriends/girlfriends accused of being emotionally abusive and so forth, suddenly dragged into court under accusations of having encouraged or in some way caused the death of someone else without even having been present.

The judicial world is the one place where "slippery slope" is not a fallacy... I certainly won't feel bad for the girl regardless of what happens, but it does concern me where this sort of thing might lead.

Maybe someone will convince her to kill herself in jail.

The light sentence is an insult and adds salts to the wounds and clearly indicates justice has not been served. Feminist laws have failed society again. Feminism blames men for all of the problems females face in life and it does not hold women accountable for their actions, it is always mens fault. Men will never receive justice as feminism continues to corrupt society. Women will continue to receive light sentences for their crimes because feminist laws ensures women are not held accountable for their actions.

Yes it would if she had a disease like Aids and transmitted the disease to that man knowing she had the disease.  The fact of the matter is that she is in no obligation to change this guy mind but once she becomes the catalyst to him killing himself then she becomes an accessory to the act.  Form the text message its very clear she deliberately goads him into doing the act over the course of 2 days or more and I believe a call to seal the deal.

If you think about it and this was your son, you would consider her a murder because she did not give the family or anyone else a chance to intervene.

Another analogy would be if a person convinces a mentally challenge person to step into ongoing traffic and that person dies, would the person be prosecuted for a crime.