‘It’s sickening’: Mother demands justice as deaths possibly tied to alleged suicide salesman rise to over 100

The British mom of a TikTok star is coming forward demanding justice after she found out her daughter died using a so-called suicide kit allegedly sold by a Canadian man, as deaths possibly tied to Kenneth Law rise to over 100.

CTV News is also learning more details about the ongoing investigation into Law and an employment dispute at the iconic Toronto hotel where Law worked, as a new video emerges of Law.

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Victim of Sexual Violence Appeals to Public in Effort to Prevent Parole for Perpetrator

‘He’s a serial child-kidnapping rapist and murderer,’ Kerri Kehoe says of pedophile who attacked her when she was 11

An Ontario woman who was kidnapped and sexually assaulted when she was 11 is rallying public pressure to keep the perpetrator in jail.

Kerri Kehoe was kidnapped, sexually assaulted, and almost murdered by Richard Charles Joyce in 1990. The previous year, Mr. Joyce sexually assaulted a 9-year-old girl with Down syndrome. He kidnapped another 9-year-old girl six months later, beat her, sexually assaulted her, and threatened to kill her and her mother.

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How internet sleuths are already trying to prove Lucy Letby innocent

After 10 months of harrowing evidence and lengthy, rigorous cross-examinations, the neonatal nurse Lucy Letby was eventually convicted of murdering seven babies who were in her care and attempting to kill six more, making her the most prolific child serial killer in modern history.

She has been given multiple whole life terms, and there are calls for a full government inquiry into how this was allowed to happen at the hospital where she continued to work for three years after whistleblowers spoke up. The judge, Mr Justice Goss, said the “cruelty and calculation” of Letby’s actions between June 2015 and June 2016 were “truly horrific”.

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Sex workers claim ‘violent’ encounters with suspected Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann

Two sex workers have claimed that Gilgo Beach suspect Rex Heuermann was “violent” and “aggressive” during encounters, authorities said this week — as it was revealed that the disgraced father of two has been meeting with a clergyman behind bars.

The two women were interviewed by Suffolk County’s anti-human trafficking unit at the Riverhead and Yaphank jails late last month, Sheriff Errol Toulon Jr. told Newsday.

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Poll: two thirds of public back death penalty for Letby

Lucy Letby this week became only the third woman alive to be handed a whole-life jail term after being sentenced for murdering seven babies and trying to kill another six. But for an outraged British public it seems that sentence is not enough. A new poll for The Spectator by Redfield & Wilton show that 66 per cent of them favour the death penalty as just punishment. Polling of 1,500 people was conducted on Wednesday.

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Nordstrom Rack and Macy’s stores are ransacked by groups of thieves who made off with thousands of dollars worth of designer purses in California

A Nordstrom Rack in Riverside has been ransacked by a band of six thieves who made off with thousands of dollars worth of designer handbags.

The incident come as Southern California experiences a wave of ‘flash robberies’, where a group of thieves overwhelm a store’s employees and security before making off with as many items as possible.

The department store on Canyon Springs Parkway was hit first on July 10 and again just weeks later in a separate incident on August 14.

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Police find handwritten note at the home of schoolgirl Sara Sharif which names ‘the killer who beat her to death’

Police found a handwritten note at the home of schoolgirl Sara Sharif which names her alleged killer.

The Mail can reveal that the note claims the ten-year-old was ‘beaten’ to death by an assailant, known to her family, at their house near Woking in Surrey.

The note – scribbled in large letters on lined paper – was written by a family member and starts: ‘Who ever sees this, it was XXXX who killed… (Sara)… by beating. I am running away because I am scared.’

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Soft-on-Crime Policies Are Failing to Protect Innocent Canadians

Hug-a-thug policies are failing to protect the public. The federal Liberals’ gun control policies have not worked. It’s time to abandon “catch-and-release” policies and return to the traditional principles of policing espoused by Sir Robert Peel, the father of modern policing.

Sir Peel introduced the “Bobbies” to London, England, back in 1822, by promising that police would honour the basic rules of fairness. According to Sir Peel, the police need to share the responsibility of policing duties with the public, not act as an occupying force.

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Sick and Tired in Oakland

The city’s NAACP chapter calls out its political leaders to do something about an “intolerable public safety crisis.”

On July 27, the Oakland NAACP published a scathing letter decrying the city’s failure to keep its vulnerable communities safe from persistent violence from high-risk offenders.

“Oakland residents are sick and tired of our intolerable public safety crisis that overwhelmingly impacts minority communities,” the letter begins. “There is nothing compassionate or progressive about allowing criminal behavior to fester and rob Oakland residents of their basic rights to public safety. It is not racist or unkind to want to be safe from crime.”

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Disgraced FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried complains to court that vegan prison diet of ‘bread, water and peanut butter’ is ‘outrageous’

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried cannot prepare for his trial in jail without access to computers, medications and a ‘better diet’, his lawyers told the court Tuesday.

The disgraced vegan billionaire, 31, is being fed a ‘flesh diet’ and forced to subsist on bread, water and peanut butter – which his lawyers slammed as ‘outrageous’.

His legal team also complained that the crypto whizz kid, who appeared in Manhattan Federal court on Tuesday with his legs shackled, was unable to prepare without his correct medication.

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The Poverty Ravaging Our Streets

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has told the Metropolitan Police to “hunt down and lock up” those responsible for the latest shop looting campaign in London’s Oxford Street.

One would think that such a strategy is obvious for police, given that to do so is surely their job? This would overlook the fact that the Home Office, and essentially the entire government, long ago became a poorly run PR campaign for politicians desperate to appear ‘tough’ in a bid to confront the least possible embarrassment in next year’s General Election.

Perhaps the Home Secretary has also forgotten that it is her job to ensure there are enough police and penalties on hand to stop such crimes from occurring in the first place? In a 2012 report, even The Guardian admitted that longer prison sentences really do cut crime. 

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Lockdown lifted at West Edmonton Mall after shooting injures 3

Three people sustained serious injuries in a shooting late Monday at West Edmonton Mall, police say.

At about 7:40 p.m., according to a release, police responded to reports of a shooting at the mall.

When officers arrived on scene, they found three males with gunshot wounds.

“All males were transported to hospital by paramedics with serious but non-life-threatening injuries,” the police said in a release.

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