Online delivery of death! Many deaths occurred due to ‘suicide packets’; Crisis looms over 40 countries

Canada Suicide Packet: A case has come to light from Canada, which has shaken the entire world. This case is being called online delivery of death. In fact, Canadian citizen Kenneth Law admitted in the court that he had helped people to commit suicide. Kenneth is accused of supplying suicide packets containing poison chemicals to people all over the world. Many people have lost their lives due to its use. The prosecution has agreed to withdraw 14 murder charges against him. The court is going to announce the punishment in this case in September.

Packets sent to many countries

The court recounted all the cases and then acknowledged that he had a role in the deaths of 14 people aged between 16 and 36 in the province of Ontario. According to the investigation, such packets were sent not only in Canada but in many countries of the world. He admitted in the court that he had also delivered poisonous substances linked to the deaths of 79 people in Britain.

Packets sent to more than 40 countries

According to investigating agencies, Kenneth Law had sent such suicide packets to more than 40 countries. These include many countries like Canada, Britain, Australia and New Zealand. Officials say he delivered a total of 1,209 packets to 41 countries.

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Who is Kenneth Law?

Kenneth Law is an engineer by profession. He has been a cook in a hotel and used to run several websites. These are the same websites through which he used to sell deadly chemicals. According to the investigation, to avoid suspicion, he used to handle the sale of hot sauce and other food products. According to reports, the packets contained suicide devices and instructions. The investigation conducted by Britain’s National Crime Agency revealed that 286 people had received its packets. Out of which 112 people died. This case has raised many questions regarding the sale of substances promoting suicide on online platforms. The British victim’s family is demanding an investigation into the case.

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