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SebastianIbanez
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Would people recommend against ordering SN to the UK even if it's not from the listed sources? Is it likely to end in a welfare check?
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This thread is for news about specific defunct SN providers and Kenneth Law, it's not for asking for SN sources.I need input from anyone willing to help me with some questions involving the amount of SN I should order, I've already sent in my inquiry and they have responded with regards to how much I would like to order, please if anyone's willing please PM me
Wasn't asking for a source but thanks for informing me anyhow just was in a rush, but hope you have yourself a Good day.This thread is for news about specific defunct SN providers and Kenneth Law, it's not for asking for SN sources.
Lmao I had police come for the welfare check telling me fbi sent them. I guess they told the truth.
Charged with 14 counts of 2nd degree murder.
How the fuck can one be charged with murder when these people made the willful decision to take their own lives?
Charged with 14 counts of 2nd degree murder.
How the fuck can one be charged with murder when these people made the willful decision to take their own lives?
I can understand charging homicide (not that I agree with it), but murder?
Sigh...
That's definitely one way to look at it."He was getting help. He was slowly but surely getting there, and unfortunately he found [a pro-suicide] forum before he could get better, so he didn't get a chance to heal."
More like he wasn't really getting any real help and was lying to people so he wouldn't get sent to a psychiatric hospital.
I guess they just needed to do it in order to make the families happy that the person responsible for their loved ones death gets his time.Sounds like a decision built on emotion rather than fact. He did technically break a law, but murder wasn't what that was. Even from a pro-life standpoint the charges aren't factually correct.
How the fuck can one be charged with murder when these people made the willful decision to take their own lives?
I can understand charging homicide (not that I agree with it), but murder?
Sigh...
Sounds like a decision built on emotion rather than fact. He did technically break a law, but murder wasn't what that was. Even from a pro-life standpoint the charges aren't factually correct.
Yeah, it's been all quiet on the international front in terms of cases, just deaths that may be linked to Laws SN. Maybe he did give over details because he felt that he had after everything had come to an end, probably felt like he had nothing else to lose.Interesting that no international cases are being sought. Means we all went through those awful wellfare checks for nothing. I still wonder whether he gave over our details as part of some plea hope or whether they did their own digging to find them.
First he denied being aware that people were ctbing with his sn but then he did brag that he's sent out packages all over. I guess he got what was coming after all that he did.Hs actns led t/ deths & h/ braggd specfclly abt helpng ppl t/ ctb t/ a journlst
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In th/ newspapr artcl h/ sd tht "sme ppl r sayng tht am doin Gds wrk" & tht "mny mny mny ppl hve passd awy"Yeah, it's been all quiet on the international front in terms of cases, just deaths that may be linked to Laws SN. Maybe he did give over details because he felt that he had after everything had come to an end, probably felt like he had nothing else to lose.
First he denied being aware that people were ctbing with his sn but then he did brag that he's sent out packages all over. I guess he got what was coming after all that he did.
I've gotten more information on the topic and I've concluded he had it coming. Even if you believe he was helpful, be was foolish and took advantage of those desperate to ctb."Second-degree murder is an unplanned homicide caused by reckless actions that could lead to the victim's death"
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Hs actns led t/ deths & h/ braggd specfclly abt helpng ppl t/ ctb t/ a journlst
H/ ws arrgnt
Yeah, I remember readings that. So in a way, he dug his grave by saying those things which eventually led up to this point where we areIn th/ newspapr artcl h/ sd tht "sme ppl r sayng tht am doin Gds wrk" & tht "mny mny mny ppl hve passd awy"
Yes, he undoubtedly did and even if those desperate to ctb ended up taking that final step themselves, Law took advantage of that desperation and bragged about the "good" he was doing. If he didn't go out of his way to be so charismatic about it then maybe things would've been different.I've gotten more information on the topic and I've concluded he had it coming. Even if you believe he was helpful, be was foolish and took advantage of those desperate to ctb.
This is a good point about minors. If he sold SN to minors and there was proof of him knowing they were minors and that he reasonably knew that they were using the SN for suicide, I think that would be grounds to prosecute a bit more harshly, in my books.Hmm- yeah- assisting in a suicide woud be nearer the truth than murder. I wonder how many were minors though. That could influence things. Similar to sex with someone under the age of consent is considered rape. Especially if one person is older. I expect they are trying to please the parents/families with a strong sentence though.
Interesting that no international cases are being sought. Means we all went through those awful wellfare checks for nothing. I still wonder whether he gave over our details as part of some plea hope or whether they did their own digging to find them. The detective that later rang me suggested he may have given over the names but really- from the start, they seemed terribly informed. I think it just suited their narrative of him as the villain.
Lmao right, everyone says the same thing like "man this suicide was so unexpected" and "he/she was such a sweet kid." I know my parents wouldn't suspect I'd ever ctb even though they made me 10x more suicidal and I'm skeptical to trust any family's word tbh."He was getting help. He was slowly but surely getting there, and unfortunately he found [a pro-suicide] forum before he could get better, so he didn't get a chance to heal."
More like he wasn't really getting any real help and was lying to people so he wouldn't get sent to a psychiatric hospital.
Several well-known sites were selling it. A few years ago it was easy as pie to find it online. This man was the fall guy... Of course he did nothing to feign innocence in his online store so that was quite brazen of him.I hope he will be found not guilty, amazon was selling the same product and they knew what it was for , they stopped selling under a lot of pressure from family's victim.
And it tooks months and a lot of bad reviews. lol
But you know , always easier to catch the little guy. Fuck that society.
EXACTLY THANK YOUMore like he wasn't really getting any real help and was lying to people so he wouldn't get sent to a psychiatric hospital.
Meanwhile, it does a lot of harm than the supposed good people think it does. "Get help" is such a lazy term now.Folks act like going to the hospital is a cure all for mental illness/suicidal ideation lol
Neither do I, if anything, it should be assisted suicide at most but the 2nd degree murder charges could be because they are trying to be as harsh as possible. Considering he will defend against the charges, it'll certainly be interesting to see how this progressesThis is an unprecedented case and they're obviously trying to make an example of him. I don't buy the second degree murder charges but we'll see what the legal proceeding unveils. Maybe we don't know all the details, maybe the prosecution is just trying to be extra harsh here. Let's hope he has a good legal defense.
I don't need to think it, I experienced it. I specifically said I was talking about US laws, not UK laws, and that I'm not knowledgeable on UK laws. My comment applies to the US only. You mention crimes and being arrested; again, I'm specifically talking about mental health statutes that are used when *no* crime is being committed.
This is an example of the statute in Connecticut. There's several reasonable things listed, involving various professionals and assessments. Then there's one where a single police officer, with no consultation with a healthcare professional of any kind, can make the decision completely by themselves to force someone into physical custody. At that point they immediately remove all of the rights someone would normally have- rights that even criminals are guaranteed- and many other actions are left up to their discretion. For example, the statute I linked states that the person has to be taken to an emergency room, but there's nothing stated on how soon that has to be done, or in what manner it has to be done.
These laws are written vaguely enough that they give police officers incredibly wide berth to do things that would otherwise be considered completely unconstitutional. With no right to contact anyone or record the interaction, a person is literally physically unable to protect themselves.
Most people don't know, and I didn't know until recently, how unjust these statutes are and how they can be used even if they live in the US, because we hear so often about criminal laws when it comes to police interaction, and these specific statutes are never publicly talked about. It's so draining for me to talk about this though, I've explained it in previous posts so this will probably be the last I talk about it, and the blanket statements dismissing what I went through as if everyone was lucky enough to be assigned a good cop are unsettling. The information related to these statutes is available online for most states, for those who want to know.
This is very understated but crucial. My life got messed up hard because I did not know about my country's mental health act and the monumental scope of law enforcement to involuntarily admit or section someone. I confidently believed you can only be admitted if you were in an impending risk of suicide or causing a public disturbance but this is not true.
I got admitted and sectioned because I told them I had the package and refused the police demand to relinquish it as I explained that it was a legal substance, I was not in the act, not mentally ill and it had been well more than a year since I bought it and visited anything suicide related and got better. I was civil and calm but assertive. I never had a mental illness history or severe mental health decline or got into any trouble with the law or criminal system etc and I even tried explaining my personal life (socials, job, financial supports) to show I'm safe but it didn't matter as they only cared about the package and I had been deemed involuntary, irrational and risk of self harm for simply refusing.
I didn't have hindsight and being dehumanized was a life changing traumatic event.