In the quiet corners of the internet where despair gathers, a former chef named Kenneth Law found a market — selling toxic substances to the vulnerable across 40 countries, including nearly 80 people in the United Kingdom who would not survive. This week, a Canadian court begins to reckon with a fraction of that harm, as Law faces sentencing on 14 admitted counts of aiding suicide, while British families — including Imogen Nunn's mother, Louise — are left to submit impact statements as their only formal voice in a legal process that will never charge him for their losses. The architecture of i
Canadian drug seller who supplied UK victims avoids UK charges under plea deal
At least 79 British deaths linked to Law's supplied toxic substances, including 25-year-old Imogen Nunn who died by suicide in January 2023 after purchasing drugs from him online.