Jun 3, 2026 · 46 min · 16 segments
A string of suicides across the globe seem to be connected to a salesman in Canada. But does he know what he’s selling is being used for? An undercover journalist uncovers a bombshell.
Daemon FairlessHost
Will RoweGuestDavid ParfittGuestAmrita AhluwaliaGuestAnthony's MotherGuestAshton's ParentGuestAshton's RelativeGuestAshton, he was like just this happy-go-lucky boy, you know? He was always smiling, big smiles, always really like, you know, talkative as long as you started a conversation.
It's
Anthony there with a little scarf on his head.
Oh, he was kind.
He was fun-loving.
Kind of quiet, a little shy, you know, but when he wanted to make his voice heard, he could.
Grade 9 and 10 honor rules.
Grade 11 is when stuff started to come apart and COVID and struggles started to happen.
The day before his 18th birthday, he called me on the phone and said, I'm having thoughts of suicide and I don't know what to do.
It was a struggle.
It was tough watching him decline, get better, just to regress.
But...
I never thought it would get to that point, you know, the point it got to.
He just didn't feel comfortable in his own skin and he wasn't getting the support he needed.
This is when he was starting to talk about he'd like to find a way of killing himself that was, in his words, painless.
He called me that night.
was like 38 minutes and 14 seconds that we talked and he just kept saying it's 10 30 and i'm going to sleep and i said okay but he said it like five times he's like it's 10 30 and i'm going to sleep
He came in my room.
He actually laid across my bed.
And we talked for a while.
He said, OK, I'm going to my room.
Ashton, he was like just this happy-go-lucky boy, you know? He was always smiling, big smiles, always really like, you know, talkative as long as you started a conversation.
It's
Anthony there with a little scarf on his head.
Oh, he was kind.
He was fun-loving.
Kind of quiet, a little shy, you know, but when he wanted to make his voice heard, he could.
Grade 9 and 10 honor rules.
Grade 11 is when stuff started to come apart and COVID and struggles started to happen.
The day before his 18th birthday, he called me on the phone and said, I'm having thoughts of suicide and I don't know what to do.
It was a struggle.
It was tough watching him decline, get better, just to regress.
But...
I never thought it would get to that point, you know, the point it got to.
He just didn't feel comfortable in his own skin and he wasn't getting the support he needed.
This is when he was starting to talk about he'd like to find a way of killing himself that was, in his words, painless.
He called me that night.
was like 38 minutes and 14 seconds that we talked and he just kept saying it's 10 30 and i'm going to sleep and i said okay but he said it like five times he's like it's 10 30 and i'm going to sleep
He came in my room.
He actually laid across my bed.
And we talked for a while.
He said, OK, I'm going to my room.
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