
Canadian man admits guilt in worldwide toxic-salt suicide scheme
Kenneth Law, a 60-year-old Canadian who ran online shops selling sodium nitrite, pleaded guilty in Ontario to 14 counts of aiding suicide, linked to 79 deaths in Britain; prosecutors plan to withdraw 14 first‑degree murder charges at September sentencing; the scheme generated about CAD 297,000 in revenue and involved purchases from customers in roughly 40 countries, with Law promoting the products under a pseudonym while aware they could be used to end lives.









