Law, 57, was arrested in Canada days after The Times revealed that he had been selling poison online for two years. He admitted to a reporter on an undercover assignment that "many, many, many, many" people have died after taking the substance.
According to the newspaper, the aeronautical engineer-turned-chef delivered 1.200 packages to 40 countries and is under investigation by police in the US, Italy, Australia and New Zealand.
Under the laws in Canada and the UK, assisted suicide carries a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison.
He, previously faced with charges of aiding and abetting suicide, said "I'm just selling a product. "Maybe you want to stop people from buying knives and guns."
Britain's National Crime Agency (NCA) has launched an official investigation into Canadian chef Kenneth Law in connection with 88 deaths in Great Britain.
He supplied suicidal people with deadly poison through his website.
The NCA said it was working with all police forces to identify potential victims.
An Interpol list detailing 232 of his British clients was handed over to the agency in Canada, and a subsequent investigation revealed that 88 people had died in the UK.
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Law, 57, was arrested in Canada days after The Times revealed that he had been selling poison online for two years. He admitted to a reporter on an undercover assignment that "many, many, many, many" people have died after taking the substance.
According to the newspaper, the aeronautical engineer-turned-chef delivered 1.200 packages to 40 countries and is under investigation by police in the US, Italy, Australia and New Zealand.
Under the laws in Canada and the UK, assisted suicide carries a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison.
He, previously faced with charges of aiding and abetting suicide, said "I'm just selling a product. "Maybe you want to stop people from buying knives and guns."
Britain's National Crime Agency (NCA) has launched an official investigation into Canadian chef Kenneth Law in connection with 88 deaths in Great Britain.
He supplied suicidal people with deadly poison through his website.
The NCA said it was working with all police forces to identify potential victims.
An Interpol list detailing 232 of his British clients was handed over to the agency in Canada, and a subsequent investigation revealed that 88 people had died in the UK.
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