Family condemns online seller after daughter obtained deadly drugs
Louise Nunn has condemned Canadian Kenneth Law over the sale of toxic chemicals online after her daughter bought drugs from him. Nunn said the seller should face severe punishment. The available material does not provide details of the daughter’s identity, death or the legal proceedings.
Louise Nunn has condemned Canadian Kenneth Law after saying her daughter obtained deadly drugs from him online. Nunn described Law as a “poison seller” and said he should receive an extremely severe punishment. Her comments were reported by BBC News.
The available material says Law sold toxic chemicals online and that Nunn’s daughter bought drugs from him. It does not identify the daughter, explain when the purchase took place or give details of the circumstances in which she died. It also does not state the number of substances sold, the website or channels involved, or whether Law admitted responsibility.
No information is provided here about the charges against him, the evidence presented in court or the outcome of any proceedings. Nunn’s account conveys the family’s anger and grief over the alleged sale. The source material supports her criticism of Law and the basic description of the online transactions, but it does not provide enough information to establish the wider scale of the case or the legal findings against him.
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