UPDATE
Tis I once again, not with really a huge update on the case (Laws bail hearing was supposed to be this week, so they postponed it to next week, hence why I didn't offer an update as it wasn't much of one).
HOWEVER.
In my research something very interesting came to my attention.
Over the past weeks a few websites had been reporting about the fact that there had been a 10% increase in suicide calls in 2023 compared to 2022 which isn't a huge shock. What I found was a claim that police forces around the world are looking more closely at recent suicides due to the sale and distribution of sodium nitrite due to it now being known worldwide in the news and to authorities.
The focus on the case in the meantime is various news sites highlighting the fact that most people got the substance from a particular evil website… whatever could that be?? So now you would expect the usual witch hunt of how bad the website is.
Police have shown up in the middle of the night without support workers, and some have alleged multiple visits in the span of a few days. Some people have said that they purchased sodium nitrite from Law, while others say they merely filled out a form but never received the product.
Now for the interesting part.
In a recent article on another news website one of the journalist claimed that a particular user of this website has spoken to a journalist under anonymity;
'They received two consecutive suicide checks from a police force within Ontario in the weeks following Law's arrest. The source did not confirm if they reside in Peel Region or elsewhere in the province.'
The supposed source said, "I had prepared myself that this was likely to happen, but it still rattled me,"
They said they had disposed of sodium nitrite purchased from Law several months before his arrest.
"I was truthful, I was honest," they said. "I answered their questions…and then they came again. Different officers, claiming the dispatch system hadn't updated and showed my case as open/unresolved. I repeated what I told their colleagues, they had no more questions and left.
"By then I was physically sick. Shaking. Sweats. Nausea. Anxiety sky-high," the source continued. "Living with a mental illness is like riding a wave. It takes a lot of energy and concentration to stay on that surf board and it doesn't take much to kick you off into the cold water. The wellness checks definitely threw me off mine."
The journalist claimed that their 'source' claims their wellness checks did not include a social worker or plainclothes officer, rather uniformed officers who embarrassed the source and continued to "hang around" in their neighbourhood after checking in on them.
"Our mental healthcare system is overwhelmed and underfunded," the source said. "Let's please not make things worse for those who are one or two steps away from homelessness."
Now. There's no point in saying, that people are talking to journalists because part of me probably thinks that there isn't a 'source' and they just came onto the website, because you can read pretty much whatever you want on here even as a guest - to claim that they had been secretly spoken to by someone on the website. Plus, we know theres some monitoring by every man and his dog on here.
BUT, let me make it clear, that not everyone is out for your wellbeing, some individuals just want to get information out of you for there own benefit. Remember that.