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Two new U.K. deaths probed for links to alleged poison seller Kenneth Law

(5 months ago)
Thomas Daigle
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British authorities are investigating two additional deaths in the UK (April and May 2025) potentially linked to Kenneth Law, a Toronto-area man already facing 14 murder charges in Ontario for allegedly selling a toxic salt and suicide paraphernalia online. Law, arrested in May 2023, is suspected of supplying 99 people in the UK and 133 worldwide (including US, Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, New Zealand, and multiple Canadian provinces) with lethal substances. His lawyer plans a not-guilty plea, arguing the murder charges may not be legally viable due to a pending Supreme Court of Canada ruling on assisted suicide.

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  1. 1 Spring 2023: Canadian authorities alerted Interpol; The Times of London first reported on Law's online sales.
  2. 2 May 2023: Kenneth Law arrested at his Mississauga home.
  3. 3 April 2025: One of the two new UK deaths occurred.
  4. 4 May 2025: The other of the two new UK deaths occurred.
  5. 5 July 9, 2025: CBC News learns of two new UK deaths being probed.
  6. 6 Coming months: Decision from Supreme Court of Canada expected.
  7. 7 January (next year): Law's trial begins.
  • Expanded investigation into Kenneth Law's alleged activities
  • Potential for more charges against Law
  • Legal complexities surrounding the prosecution of murder vs. assisted suicide charges due to pending Supreme Court ruling
What: UK authorities are investigating two new deaths potentially linked to Kenneth Law, who is already charged in Canada for allegedly selling lethal substances online.
When: Two new deaths occurred in April and May (2025); Law was arrested in May 2023; his trial is set to begin in January (next year); a Supreme Court decision is expected in the coming months. Article published July 9, 2025.
Where: UK, Ontario (Canada), Mississauga (Ontario), and worldwide (including US, Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, New Zealand, and multiple Canadian provinces).
Why: To determine if Law supplied the toxic salt or other items used in these deaths, expanding the scope of his alleged crimes and the international investigation.
How: British National Crime Agency is exploring all viable leads linked to Law's websites; Canadian authorities alerted Interpol in spring 2023, leading to wellness checks and package interceptions.

British authorities are investigating two additional deaths in the UK (April and May 2025) potentially linked to Kenneth Law, a Toronto-area man already facing 14 murder charges in Ontario for allegedly selling a toxic salt and suicide paraphernalia online. Law, arrested in May 2023, is suspected of supplying 99 people in the UK and 133 worldwide (including US, Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, New Zealand, and multiple Canadian provinces) with lethal substances. His lawyer plans a not-guilty plea, arguing the murder charges may not be legally viable due to a pending Supreme Court of Canada ruling on assisted suicide.