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Man accused of helping his teen friend commit suicide

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For any copyright, please send me a message. An Ohio man who is accused of helping a 17-year-old boy commit suicide by buying him a gun and ammunition has pleaded not guilty to murder. Duncan R. McElroy, 19, has been charged in the death of Ace Stenger who was found dead in Brecksville, just outside Cleveland, on July 12.Prosecutors argue that McElroy bought the gun and ammunition, drove Stenger to the Brecksville Reservation and then helped the teen shoot himself in the head two months ago. He pleaded not guilty on Thursday and is being held on a $50,000 bond.  A judge banned McElroy from using a cell phone, social media or computers. He also must wear a GPS monitor and has been placed on house arrest at a group home where he is living. Authorities were alerted to the teenager's death back on July 12 when McElroy called 911 and told them his friend had killed himself. First responders found McElroy beside his teenage friend's body when they arrived. McElroy had initially told police that Stenger had stolen the rifle, which he had bought a day earlier, from his car. He later changed his story and said he had bought the gun and given it to Stenger.The pair had only met about two weeks before the teenager died, according to prosecutors.He allegedly tried to help Stenger kill himself on July 8 but wasn't successful. Share this article Share McElroy is charged with murder, assisting suicide, improperly furnishing firearms to a minor, pandering obscenity involving a minor and falsification. He will face court next week for a preliminary hearing. A Massachusetts woman, Michelle Carter, was convicted in 2017 of involuntary manslaughter after she encouraged her boyfriend through dozens of text messages to kill himself.A judge found that Carter, then 17, caused Conrad Roy III's 2014 death when she told him to 'get back in' his truck that was filling with toxic gas after he told her he was scared.

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