Stay updated with breaking news from Joe Nihill. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Although Mississauga man Kenneth Law currently faces criminal charges for allegedly selling sodium nitrite and other lethal supplies for the purpose of self-harm, one issue that remains unresolved is the manner through which many of Law’s alleged customers appear to have found him and his products: an active website where members encourage each other to commit suicide.
A Canadian chef continued to offer a deadly poison for sale in England using the payment firm PayPal, despite a police investigation into his link to suicides, The Times can reveal.Kenneth Law’s website was taken down after the paper exposed how he had been selling the substance for almost two years
Website for anyone else and look after my mum and my family." i miss my son. joe left a note, asking the police to shut down the website. his family say they won't stop until it, and others like it, are gone for good. it's just there for anybody to find. how many more lives are going to be taken before... they do something? angus crawford, bbc news. if you are suffering distress or despair and need support, including urgent support, a list of organisations that can help is available at bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. the duchess of c...
You feel is if there's no light at the end of the tunnel. - don't give up. jeremy is now recovering and well supported, but angry the authorities have not done more to take the site down. i think they're out of touch. i think they don't know- the details of what's going on, to be honest with you. there is a site out there - that is coaching british citizens on how to end their life _ and something needs doing about it. the government says it's already illegal to encourage or help someone to take their own life, and the new online safety bill will further strengthen legislation. but will it? so...
Else and look after my mum and my family." i miss my son. joe left a note, asking the police to shut down the website. his family say they won't stop until it, and others like it, are gone for good. it's just there for anybody to find. how many more lives are going to be taken before... they do something? angus crawford, bbc news. for the first time since the taliban seized power in afghanistan — some public universities have reopened — allowing female students to return to the classroom. girls remain barred from secondary schools, even though boys were allowed to go back last september. t...