DAILY PROPAGANDA: Cheng Le's Death Pills

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Cheng Le wanted to create "simple" and "easy" pills to murder people

Cheng Le, 22, was intercepted online by investigators trying to buy ricin.
No more than a few grains of the poison can kill a human being.
The court heard how online Le wrote: “If you can make them into simple and easy death pills, they’d become bestsellers.”
Chillingly, Chinese national Le warned he would be “trying out new methods in the future” and “it is death itself we are selling here".
He added: “The more risk-free, the more efficient we can make it, the better.”
He was arrested in December 2014 after prosecutors said he contacted an FBI covert employee online using an encrypted messaging service and asked if he sells ricin.

No more than a few grains of ricin can kill a human

New York City student Le was sentenced to 16 years in prison in Manhattan Federal Court on Tuesday (March 8).
His parents wrote letter urging the judge for leniency and called their son, who had been accepted to several Ivy League schools, immature.
But Judge Alison Nathan said the “horrible, serious and quite terrifying offence” required a severe sentence.
No one was harmed by the twisted plot to produce the death pills after investigators tracked Le on the Dark Web – an online criminal marketplace.

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Le said in court: “Not a day goes by where I don’t think of all the things I could have done.”
Le’s sentencing came after his conviction by a jury in August on charges trying to buy ricin as a weapon, postal fraud and identity theft.
The news comes after software programmer Mohammed Ali, 31, was jailed for eight years in September for trying to buy ricin online.
He was inspired to buy the poison after watching the hit Breaking Bad TV series.