Kenneth Law’s case was adjourned to May 9. The suspect’s estranged younger brother told the Star he found the allegations ‘shocking’.
A Mississauga man who has been charged in connection with what police allege is “targeting individuals at risk of self-harm,” by selling sodium nitrite — a lethal but legal poison involved in a rising number of suicides — appeared in a Brampton court Wednesday where his case was adjourned to next week.with two counts of counselling or aiding suicide, appeared via video from a holding cell at the Brampton courthouse where he confirmed his identity to the courts before seeking an adjournment.
Speaking to the Star via phone Wednesday, David Law, Kenneth Law’s younger brother, said he was “flabbergasted that something like this would happen to someone I grew up with,” and that his 57-year-old brother, from whom he has been estranged for about 11 years, is now facing the courts on serious allegations.
He said the conversation with Kenneth centred around family affairs and not much was said about what was swirling around in the. Late in April, the Times of London reported seven deaths by suicide, including four in the U.K. and three in the U.S. Sodium nitrite is a preservative salt used in deli-meat preparation, where very small amounts are used to cure the meat and give it a reddish colour. When intentionally consumed in high doses, it can be deadly as it reduces oxygen levels and impairs breathing.
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