Jun 22, 2026 · 51 min · 18 segments
Putting Kenneth Law behind bars won’t do anything to stop people from wanting to die… or going online to learn how. What – if anything – will?
Daemon FairlessHostUrsula WhitesideGuestDanielGuest
Thomas NiederkrotenthalerGuest
Kim ProsserGuest
Chrisula AsimosGuestMelanieGuest:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(741x0:743x2)/vinnie-jones-a7eba55a4d72493ab973eb55a126e356.jpg)
Tanya JonesGuest
Catherine NihillGuestA former cook at a Toronto hotel, Kenneth Law, is now headed for a murder trial.
The families of his 14 alleged victims across Ontario have been told to expect a marathon eight-week trial more than two years after-
That's more murder charges than notorious Canadian serial killers Clifford Olson, Robert Pickton, and Elizabeth Wettlaufer were convicted of.
And these 14 murder charges are a fraction of the deaths Kenneth Law is thought to be implicated in.
It's self-evident, uh, that there are novel aspects of this case, and we, we look forward to litigating them.
If Law's convicted, it'll put him in a unique category, a mass killer who never met a single victim.
The crown attorneys will have to prove that Law overrode his clients' free will, that essentially he forced death upon them, and it's not clear he did.
A former cook at a Toronto hotel, Kenneth Law, is now headed for a murder trial.
The families of his 14 alleged victims across Ontario have been told to expect a marathon eight-week trial more than two years after-
That's more murder charges than notorious Canadian serial killers Clifford Olson, Robert Pickton, and Elizabeth Wettlaufer were convicted of.
And these 14 murder charges are a fraction of the deaths Kenneth Law is thought to be implicated in.
It's self-evident, uh, that there are novel aspects of this case, and we, we look forward to litigating them.
If Law's convicted, it'll put him in a unique category, a mass killer who never met a single victim.
The crown attorneys will have to prove that Law overrode his clients' free will, that essentially he forced death upon them, and it's not clear he did.
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