Supreme Court rejects appeal in texting suicide case

[bucolic_frolic]

7. Not to defend her evil words or intent

but she wasn't there at the scene. So she had to believe a suicidal person, whom I would think is not considered rational. Maybe she only partially believed him. I'm not really clear how you keep the fumes inside a vehicle in a parking lot. Was he known to, or did he say, he funneled it in from the tailpipe? Did she think he was bluffing, or did she think she was calling his bluff. I didn't follow the case, so I don't know the details.