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Mom Sues Nebraska Company that Sold Her Teen a ‘Ghost Gun’ Kit He Used to Take His Life

JEFFERSON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, JUL 31 – The lawsuit claims Husky Armory sold a ghost-gun kit without age verification or background checks, violating federal law requiring handgun buyers to be 21 years old.

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A Kentucky mother whose son died by suicide has filed a lawsuit against Nebraska companies she says illegally enabled him to obtain the gun he used to take his life.

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Mom sues Nebraska company that sold her teen a ‘ghost gun’ kit he used to take his life

A Kentucky mother whose son died by suicide has filed a lawsuit against Nebraska companies she says illegally enabled him to obtain the gun he used to take his life.

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Louisville mother sues online firearm company for selling her son a gun, which he used to take his own life

Henry Willis, 18, took his own life just over a month after he graduated from Seneca High School. He bought a ghost gun kit from a Nebraska based firearm seller.

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WHAS11 broke the news in on Wednesday, July 30, 2025.
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