Discussion Canadian chef Kenneth Law who 'sold suicide poison' linked to dozens of deaths including 97 in Britain is facing £1.1 million legal action after being

[eeah]

why are they suing the hospitals/doctors? i dont understand that part

also why do all the sellers apparently have such poor opsec

 

[astr4]

The BBC did a story on him earlier this year.

Poison seller tied to suicide forum tracked down by BBC

Ukrainian Leonid Zakutenko sells a type of chemical online thought to be linked to at least 130 UK deaths.

www.bbc.com

what kind of bitch ass leaves a suicide note blaming a website wtf

in any case i truly have more of a moral objection to DMC being a landlord than i do him selling SN.

 

[peacesky]

What he did was irresponsible IMO.

 

[Plato'sCaveDweller]

The BBC did a story on him earlier this year.

Poison seller tied to suicide forum tracked down by BBC

Ukrainian Leonid Zakutenko sells a type of chemical online thought to be linked to at least 130 UK deaths.

www.bbc.com

yeah this, coupled with the fact that SN is about to be banned in the US https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/4310 is exactly why I am glad I got my SN when I did. I'm hoping he doesn't get busted before I'm out of here, cause I am NOT trying to get a welfare check like folks got after KL got arrested.

 

[coolgal82]

The BBC did a story on him earlier this year.

Poison seller tied to suicide forum tracked down by BBC

Ukrainian Leonid Zakutenko sells a type of chemical online thought to be linked to at least 130 UK deaths.

www.bbc.com

oh shit thats worrying. is it worth it to just like rush my order and hope my parents don't find it rather than trying to find a workaround because now im really scared its gonna get like shut down or something

 

[WhatMightHaveBeen]

He didn't make them take it, just supplied, he should not be facing murder charges when he did not force them to take it. Just like a drug dealer won't het charged for murder if the user ODs

You couldn't be more wrong; drug dealers absolutely get charged with murder for overdoses. They will spend years to make sure dealers end up before a judge and get sentenced to decades in prison. I can't believe there is any question on this when the answer is a quick Google search away.

A quick search of "overdose arrest" will yield many examples.

Overdose Death Investigations Challenge DEA Agents to Bring Justice

https://www.dea.gov/stories/2023/2023-02/2023-02-08/overdose-death-investigations-challenge-dea-agents-bring-justice

Las Vegas police arrest man for murder in woman's fentanyl overdose death
(This is right where I live.)

How JSO's Overdose Squad hunts down, arrests those accused of dealing deadly drugs


Arrest made in 2022 fatal drug overdose in Lehigh County, authorities say (UPDATE)

Arrest made in 2022 fatal drug overdose in Lehigh County, authorities say (UPDATE)

Officers the evening of Oct. 5, 2022, were called to an Alburtis home for a reported unresponsive woman, Lehigh County District Attorney Gavin P. Holihan said.

www.lehighvalleylive.com

Woman arrested for supplying fentanyl-laced pills in Sandy Springs overdose

Woman arrested for supplying fentanyl-laced pills in Sandy Springs overdose

A young woman is being held responsible for the death of another young woman who died after a fentanyl overdose in Sandy Springs.

www.fox5atlanta.com

Arrest Made for Murder due to Fentanyl Overdoses

Arrest Made for Murder due to Fentanyl Overdoses | Pinellas Park, FL

www.pinellas-park.com

 

[Downdraft]

He even offered phone consultations where he gave people tips on how to increase their chances of a successful attempt. That is crossing a line. He didn't know how old these people are or what their reason was to want to end their life. He didn't care. He was just exploiting people's suffering and profiting off of their death.

Dude, what do you expect? To risk jail for the good of his heart and produce out of nowhere? And you realize only adults are expected to do the payment, right?

There's such a problem with double standards when people want right to die and accessibility and when they get them, "nuh uh, only for me, you aren't expected to actually do it!!!".

 

[FireWalkWithMe]

Many of us bought off him, but let's not be unrealistic and suggest he didn't do more than simply sell a legal product. He certainly aided and abetted through consultation and advice directed towards an end goal. Which is why he'll not have a leg to stand on according to law. The fact is that just because one perceives the right to die to be good doesn't mean this guy did it for good intentions, he did it completely for his own ends. Also what we think is irrelevant in law, he did something either without understanding the law or in purposeful contradiction. Maybe that seems hypocritical after purchasing from him but we all entered the pact knowing the score, he must have known that was likely to be problematic in law and we must have known it could have consequences (which it did, through visits and such)

 

[Downdraft]

The fact is that just because one perceives the right to die to be good doesn't mean this guy did it for good intentions

I agree and never assumed it, but people don't really perceive it as a good right at times, or expect an essay about how worthy life is before selling fucking poison. IDK.