US EditionCase of man accused of being behind whale drug euthanasia ring back in court
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Man accused of running fake charity and assisting suicide remains behind bars
A man accused of running a fake whale euthanasia charity to sell drugs that aided a person with quadriplegia to take his own life will remain in custody.Brett Daniel Taylor is one of three people charged over a police probe into the alleged assisted suicide of the Gold Coast man, with about 20 other deaths being investigated.Taylor, a 53-year-old business owner, was not required to appear at Southport Magistrates Court on Queensland's Gold Coast…
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Brisbane TimesCase of man accused of being behind whale drug euthanasia ring back in court
Brett Daniel Taylor, 53, is one of three people who have been charged following a police investigation into the alleged assisted suicide of a Gold Coast man, identified as David Llewellyn Bedford.
By Nicholas Wilson, news journalist, Australia and Rex Martinich for Australian Associated Press Current: 09:27 BST, September 18, 2025 Update: 09:43 BST, September 18, 2025 A Gold Coast man accused of leading a fake whale euthanasia pickpocket to sell drugs that helped a quadruple person commit suicide. Brett Daniel Taylor is one of three people accused of a police investigation into the alleged assisted suicide of Gold Coast man, with another…
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