In an Ontario courtroom, Kenneth Law — a former chef who transformed online spaces of despair into a marketplace for death — faced the weight of nearly eighty British lives and the voices of those left behind. Having admitted to fourteen counts of aiding suicide in Canada, Law sold roughly twelve hundred packages of toxic substances to vulnerable people across forty countries, exploiting the darkest moments of human suffering for commerce. The sentencing hearing, spanning four days, became a rare space where grief was given language — by survivors still learning to live, and by parents who wil
UK poison survivor confronts Canadian seller at sentencing hearing
Nearly 80 deaths in the UK linked to Law's poison sales, plus multiple confirmed victims including children aged 14 and 25, with survivors experiencing lasting psychological trauma and guilt.