What is the name of your state? Massachusetts
I have a crazy but true story:
I have an ex-friend from back in high school who cannot get over my sister to this day because she refused to date him 11 years ago!
They have not seen each other since she firmly declined his advances. I know over the years (from some of the inner circle of friends he and I share) he badmouthed her all over our hometown, hoping that would be "leverage" for her to go out with him, but she ignored all that stuff, carried on with her life, and she got married three months ago. When he recently learned that she got married, again from what I've been told through our inner circle who informed him of this news, he was devastated.
I have not personally seen him in nine years myself. Our last meetup was unpleasant and ended our friendship, but primarily the cause is based on what I mentioned above.
I am thinking of this wild scenario where if he ever commits suicide and writes a suicide note stating my sister (or me or my whole family) is to blame because she "didn't want to marry him" or "he can never live without her..." - can his family actually have legal grounds to do anything to her (or us) despite the clear fact they never had contact with each other for well over a decade? Could she be held responsible for his death? Does the suicide note carry much weight?
I know his family history back in school, and its a disturbing one... his younger sister attempted suicide when she was only 13. So thats why I cannot rule out this possibility.
I have a crazy but true story:
I have an ex-friend from back in high school who cannot get over my sister to this day because she refused to date him 11 years ago!
They have not seen each other since she firmly declined his advances. I know over the years (from some of the inner circle of friends he and I share) he badmouthed her all over our hometown, hoping that would be "leverage" for her to go out with him
, but she ignored all that stuff, carried on with her life, and she got married three months ago. When he recently learned that she got married, again from what I've been told through our inner circle who informed him of this news, he was devastated.I have not personally seen him in nine years myself. Our last meetup was unpleasant and ended our friendship, but primarily the cause is based on what I mentioned above.
I am thinking of this wild scenario where if he ever commits suicide and writes a suicide note stating my sister (or me or my whole family) is to blame because she "didn't want to marry him" or "he can never live without her..." - can his family actually have legal grounds to do anything to her (or us) despite the clear fact they never had contact with each other for well over a decade? Could she be held responsible for his death? Does the suicide note carry much weight?
I know his family history back in school, and its a disturbing one... his younger sister attempted suicide when she was only 13. So thats why I cannot rule out this possibility.
