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I watched the new season of "Leanne". It was funny. She has a quirky personality. I have seen several of her stand up routines. I laughed at her different perspective on life. Also, watched "The Death of the Pastors Wife". A controversial subject of murder by suicide. Is it possible to irritate someone and diminish their livelihood to the point of suicide? It shows events through the eyes of Mica's (pastors wife) family. J P Miller (husband) will go to trial in October 2026. He is charged with stalking, interfering with an FBI investigation and numerous other charges. But he will not be charged with Mica's death.
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Okay, first off, I think Leanne Morgan is quite funny from what I have seen of her stand up and talk show appearances and such but unfortunately I can't watch her show because it's on Netflix and I don't need to subscribe to yet another streamer when I've got access to a bunch of others already that I can't keep up with. From the clips I've seen it looks like something that probably should've been on a broadcast network but she probably got offered more from Netflix than any network would pony up.
As for the other thing, I presume it's a documentary or docuseries, yeah? I know nothing about the case so I'm literally going solely by what you've mentioned but there have been other cases in which people have been so badly bullied it has driven them to suicide and there have been cases brought against the people who have done the bullying - like that one young woman who encouraged her boyfriend to take his own life and they even had text messages to prove it because he nearly backed out of doing it and she goaded him into getting back in his car and going through with it and she was found guilty, I don't think it was considered murder though, it might've been more like criminally negligent homicide or something along those lines. In that particular case they may not have felt they could get the husband convicted of murder but have enough evidence to prove he committed other crimes that there will be some semblance of justice for his wife's death even if they can't specifically prove he did anything to cause her to commit suicide. This whole story sounds like it was probably on an episode of "Dateline"...