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Louisville Mother Suing Online 'Ghost Gun' Seller After Son Commits Suicide

JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, JUL 29 – The lawsuit alleges Husky Armory sold an 80% build ghost gun kit without a federal license or background checks, leading to an 18-year-old's suicide shortly after purchase.

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Henry Willis,18, bought a ghost gun kit for $500 from HuskyArmory. com in 2023. Sadly, he later used the firearm to take his own life.

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Louisville mother suing online 'ghost gun' seller after son commits suicide

Henry Willis,18, bought a ghost gun kit for $500 from HuskyArmory. com in 2023. Sadly, he later used the firearm to take his own life.

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A Kentucky teen used a ghost gun to kill himself. His mom is suing the online seller

A Louisville mother has filed a lawsuit against Husky Armory, saying the company illegally sold her underage son a ghost gun kit online — which he later used to die by suicide.

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lpm.org broke the news in on Tuesday, July 29, 2025.
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