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'Poison seller' who sold my daughter deadly drugs should rot in hell
Imogen Nunn died after ingesting a poison she ordered online
A Canadian man who sold toxic chemicals to people who went on to kill themselves should "rot in hell", the mother of a British woman who took her own life has said.
Imogen Nunn, known as Immy, died in January 2023 aged 25 after buying drugs online from Kenneth Law.
Law has admitted 14 counts of aiding suicides in Canada after meeting people in online suicide forums. But almost 80 deaths in the UK have also been linked to him.
However, as part of a plea deal with Canadian authorities, Law will not face charges in the UK or over any British deaths.
Imogen's mother, Louise Nunn, told the BBC she was angry he would not face justice here. "I think we've been let down as families. Our children have been let down," she told the BBC.
It comes as the impact statements of UK families will be read in court in Ontario this week.
"I think we've been let down as families," Louise Nunn told the BBC
In May this year, Law pleaded guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicides in Canada as part of a deal with prosecutors, who withdrew more serious charges of murder.
Authorities said Law, a former chef, sold about 1,200 packages of toxic substances to recipients he met in online suicide forums in 40 countries. Roughly a quarter of the packages were sent to the UK.