Murder or Mercy? 3 Cases That Split Everyone Down the Middle | Kenneth Law, Robert Latimer & More

In all three of these cases, we already know who did it. They admitted it. So why can't anyone agree on whether it was murder? This week on Triggered, Chantal opens three rooms. A man who shipped the means to die to more than 40 countries and walked away with the lesser charge. A father who ended his disabled daughter's life and called it mercy, and got the most serious charge in the book. And the survivors of overdoses, sick and grieving, who shared a supply with someone they loved and got charged with murder for living. Same act. Three verdicts. We bet you flip sides at least once. The question we leave you with: when one person supplies the means, but another makes the final choice, who is responsible? And should the law follow our gut, or protect us from it? CONTENT WARNING This episode discusses suicide, the death of a disabled child, and drug overdose. Please look after yourself. If you are struggling, you can call or text 988 anytime in Canada and the US. New episodes every Tuesday and Friday. Subscribe so you never miss one, and tell us in the comments: which room broke you? Find us: linktr.ee/triggeredthepodcast Join the Triggered Inner Circle: triggeredthepod.supercast.com #truecrime #truecrimepodcast #KennethLaw