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Owen Donnelly

17 Oct 2025 · Coroner Timothy Brennand · Manchester West

The coroner's concerns

  1. 1. possession of [REDACTED] that can enable an individual to construct a [REDACTED]

    “The deceased was able research, access, download and then to make use of [REDACTED] widely available on the internet, primarily from the United States, [REDACTED]”
  2. 2. possession of [REDACTED] that can enable an individual to construct a [REDACTED]

    “The possession of [REDACTED] that can enable an individual to construct a [REDACTED] is not currently a criminal offence. [REDACTED] expert that there is an alarming proliferation”
  3. 3. unlicensed [REDACTED] weapons

    “I heard evidence from a of [REDACTED] weapons within England and Wales, [REDACTED] that are unlicenced and therefore increasingly available for criminal or nefarious purposes”
  4. 4. lack of criminal offence for [REDACTED] possession

    “A Bill criminalising the possession of such second reading before Parliament. Until such time proposed legislation is enacted, there remains a real and immediate risk that individuals may access the internet [REDACTED]”

Responses

  • Built with
  • NVIDIA Nemotron Nano, Super and Ultra
  • Nebius Token Factory inference
  • Qwen3 Embedding 8B on Token Factory
  • Tavily follow-up web search
  • Postgres and pgvector search
  • Next.js site

Source: Prevention of Future Deaths reports and responses published by the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary at judiciary.uk. Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data updated 26 Oct 2026.

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