Does response 1 answer the question? An individual responds to an online invitation to be killed, dismembered, and cannibalized. The gruesome event is videotaped so that authorities have a clear records of both the consent and the specific acts. Should consent be a defense to charges of murder? Explain your response in detail using concepts from the chapter readings response 1 If an individual sent out the online invitation to be killed and the events are filmed on camera to show both parties consent, even though the individual gave consent you still can not just kill someone because they told you, you could. Now since there was consent it could be used in the court to maybe not be charged with murder but instead manslaughter. But in no situation if someone gave you permission to kill you, that you can just take that opportunity and commit the murder and expect to not be punished. But yes, I think consent could be a defense to murder charges, but definitely not let off the hook with at least manslaughter