A woman in the US who shot dead her boyfriend in a botched YouTube stunt has been jailed for six months.
Monalisa Perez and Ricardo Ruiz III were hoping to create a viral video - by stopping a bullet with a book.
The 20-year-old fired a .50 calibre handgun at Mr Ruiz as he held an encyclopaedia to his chest.
The bullet pierced the book, and the 22-year-old died from the gunshot wound.
According to local media, 30 people - including the couple's young daughter - witnessed the shooting.
Perez pleaded guilty to second-degree manslaughter, but her sentence was lower than suggested by state guidelines.
A few hours before the ill-fated video, Perez had written on social media that the stunt was "one of the most dangerous videos ever" and was Mr Ruiz's idea, not hers.
Me and Pedro are probably going to shoot one of the most dangerous videos ever😳😳 HIS idea not MINE🙈
— Monalisa Perez (@MonalisaPerez5) June 26, 2017
She's been sentenced to a 180-day jail term, 90 of which will be spent in prison.
She will alternate being in and out of prison every 10 days for six months - and will spend the remaining 90 days of her sentence in home confinement.
She's since given birth to their second child.
