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First report 29 Apr 2026•Latest report 29 Apr 2026

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Reports, concerns and published responses

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Concerns and recipient responses

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  1. Wiltshire and Swindon

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    Alice, Sarah, Dearden (Alice) · Prevention of Future Deaths report

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    Alice had mental health difficulties, including anorexia nervosa and emotionally unstable personality disorder, and a history of self-harm and overdoses. She bought prescription medication online on 11 February 2020, consumed some of the substance at home in Wiltshire, and died on 28 February 2020. Concern was expressed that website content referring to a method of self-destruction, suicide websites and a link encouraging suicide might assist people inclined towards deliberate self-harm.

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    Failure to remove suicide-related content from a website

    Wider context from the report

    “Evidence received at the above inquest included reference to your former company’s website which was seen to still exist. The website includes the detail shown in italics below: PLEASE NOTE: We do NOT sell the concentrated food preservative used in meat curing under any circumstances. We immediately (same day) stopped selling this back in April 2020 when we discovered it's misuse and the ████████ name being used - with neither our knowledge nor permission - on a number of dreadful suicide forums We subsequently then worked with and assisted the Home Office Protect team in helping identify many of the other sellers still on eBay, Etsy and Amazon etc. in requesting that they remove their similar listings because of this misuse. 2025 Update: Thankfully, it is now much more difficult for a member of the public to source this substance. However sadly, and despite the work of the NYT and the BBC in exposing it, the websites are still operating and thriving, currently using a .net domain. It has stated that it will not be complying with the new 2025 UK Online Safety law. If you are suffering with your mental health and considering suicide, please do contact the Samaritans 24/7 or call 116 123 if in UK. Worldwide list of suicide help charities is HERE (Wikipedia) There is mention in the above posting, albeit obliquely, to a method of self-destruction, reference to suicide websites and a link to a website encouraging suicide. Concern was expressed at the inquest that were the words in italics not removed individuals of a disturbed disposition, inclined towards deliberate self-harm, might be assisted in their endeavours harm themselves. ”
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Information checked against published PFD reports and official responses · Data reviewed 7 Sep 2026 · About data quality and limitations

Data last updated 7 September 2026