So weird question. But if you emotionally abuse bully (take your word of choice) someone to the point of committing suicide isn't that.... Well I would call it murder but I'm sure there is a lesser legal term. So isn't someone who sends messages out right stating things like this severely damagin... access page ...

So weird question. But if you emotionally abuse bully (take your word of choice) someone to the point of committing suicide isn't that.... Well I would call it murder but I'm sure there is a lesser legal term. So isn't someone who sends messages out right stating things like this severely damaging leading to the death of a person? I mean let's be real if a person started posting obscenely violent and threatening type comments leading a person to feeling trapped alone depressed etcetc leading to suicide... Isn't the person making the comments somehow accountable or responsible? I mean there has to be a bar set but they have done some laws regarding Bullying and cyber Bullying and harassment uttering threats etc etc

Brian Matthews has been sentenced to eight years in prison for manslaughter in the death of his 13-month-old grandson Kody Smart. Matthews was caring for Kody in 2015 when he claimed the family dog knocked the boy over. Kody died in hospital two days later of severe brain and eye hemorrhaging. access page ...

Brian Matthews has been sentenced to eight years in prison for manslaughter in the death of his 13-month-old grandson Kody Smart. Matthews was caring for Kody in 2015 when he claimed the family dog knocked the boy over. Kody died in hospital two days later of severe brain and eye hemorrhaging.

The judge called the grandfather’s story “unbelievable” and, based on medical evidence, ruled Matthews beat the toddler, and convicted him of manslaughter. Matthews was also convicted of child abuse in 1995. The victim then was Kodys father, Brett Smart, who was six months old at the time.

Sources:
http://www.chch.com/brian-matthews-sentenced-eight-years-death-kody-smart/

https://www.stcatharinesstandard.ca/news-story/8628820-judge-sentences-grandon/