Attempted murder accused Jasmin Emily Crewdson may involve others in suicide pacts, court told A WOMAN charged with attempted murder may involve other people in "suicide pacts" if released from custody, a court has heard. Police have previously alleged Jasmin Emily Crewdson coerced an 18-year-old woman into attempting suicide in September at Glenside. They alleged Crewdson, 20, coerced the woman into overdosing on prescription and non-prescription drugs. Today, Crewdson appeared via video link in the Adelaide Magistrates Court in a bail application. Prosecutor Tracey Nelson said Crewdson was involved in "what was loosely called a suicide pact." Ms Nelson said Crewdson "encouraged or provided" the victim with some medication to take her own life. "The Director remains concerned about the safety of this particular victim," she said. She said there was a concern that Crewdson "may involve further individuals in other attempts at suicide pacts." Ms Nelson said there were still 17 statements outstanding from staff at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. The application was adjourned until Friday. For information about the prevention of suicide, phone Lifeline on 13 11 14, the SANE Helpline on 1800 18 SANE (7263) or Beyond Blue on 1300 22 4636.