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A Canadian man, Kenneth Law, 60, has pleaded guilty to 14 charges of aiding suicide by selling lethal substances online to victims across 40 countries—including 79 Britons whose deaths will now be considered in his Canadian sentencing. Though UK authorities won’t prosecute him separately, they insist global justice will be served as his crimes span continents. Families mourned the loss of loved ones, some frustrated that a foreign court can’t trigger a public inquiry—but officials say including UK victims ensures full accountability. Law’s operation sent over 1,200 packages, leading to more than 100 deaths, prompting investigations from the U.S., Italy, Australia, and New Zealand.

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