Thomas Parfett, 22, dies in 2021 after taking poison that his father says was purchased online from Kenneth Law. The father argues he has not received justice, framing the death as part of Law’s wider offending. According to accounts of the case, both the National Crime Agency (NCA) and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) state that victims connected to Law’s products are being considered in the broader legal process. One report says that 79 UK victims who died as a direct result of purchasing Law’s products will be included in the wider case into his offending. The coverage focuses on the extent of the impact on victims and families, and on the involvement of investigators and prosecutors in assessing deaths linked to the online poison. While the reports describe the father’s view that the outcome is inadequate, they also set out that official agencies treat the deaths of multiple victims as part of an overall case. The details of court proceedings and sentencing are not provided in the supplied excerpts.