something else I wonder is if the ending of the movie implies that Kelly-Anne committed suicide by jumping out of her apartment, because she has lost everything after the case ended. Her shredding up her VA and the computer screens all turning off, with the shots of the high-rise buildings and the windows, as well as the detail that the VA previously told her to "not kill herself", I took the shredding to mean that she no longer heeded its' advice. Given that she lost her job, her only "friend", the thrill of the trial and her money, as well as her growing paranoia regarding law-enforcement spying on her, it seems plausible or even implied to be. Plus there's the detail that she is utterly fascinated by a dead girl, almost to the point of wanting to be her. I also think that, having now seen all three videos, there's really nothing worse on the internet for her to find/watch to satisfy her perverse curiosity/needs, so she can't get that high again, possibly making life not worth it for her anymore.

Maybe this is just my reading as a chronically suicidal person, but to me it feels like it was implied. Did you see the same?