Couldn't agree more. MIT had no obligation, nevermind "a moral imperative" to do anything to try to make him more comfortable with legal procedings. It's sad

Couldn't agree more. MIT had no obligation, nevermind "a moral imperative" to do anything to try to make him more comfortable with legal procedings. It's sad that he felt that his only way out was via suicide, I can certainly sympathize with the trapped feeling. But let's not blame MIT for this. It's not their job to analyze just how upset/sad/depressed someone is going to be about a legal case, and act accordingly.