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Several months after being charged with counseling people to commit suicide, an Ontario man has been hit with fourteen murder counts.
Kenneth Law, who police allege sold sodium nitrite, which can be fatal, via an online store, was charged in the deaths of people ranging in age from 16 to 36.
Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington joins the show to discuss what police have said about the case, whether they’re investigating other charges and how the case could unfold once it reaches court.
Background reading: Alleged suicide 'Chef of Death' charged with 14 counts of murder
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