'Poison seller' who sold my daughter deadly drugs should rot in hell
Summary
A Canadian man, Kenneth Law, sold poisonous chemicals online that helped people kill themselves, including a British woman named Imogen Nunn who died in 2023. Law pleaded guilty in Canada but will not face charges in the UK, though UK families affected by his actions will have a chance to speak in a Canadian court during sentencing.Key Facts
- Kenneth Law sold toxic chemicals to people worldwide through online suicide forums.
- Law admitted to 14 counts of aiding suicides in Canada as part of a plea deal.
- About 1,200 packages of toxic substances were sold by Law, with a quarter sent to the UK.
- Nearly 80 deaths in the UK are linked to the substances Law supplied.
- The UK did not charge Law but agreed to a plea deal with Canada to include UK victims in his sentencing.
- Imogen Nunn, a 24-year-old British woman, died after buying poison from Law in 2023.
- UK families will give impact statements in a Canadian court, which is the only legal recourse for their cases.
- Some parts of the victims’ statements were redacted to be allowed in Canadian court.
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