article_snippet.sent: Bolton Coroner's has slammed the ease with which illegal drugs can be ordered over the 'dark web' after two student brothers died consuming ecstasy two student brothers had bought online.
article_snippet.sent: At Bolton Coroner's Court today, Alan Walsh said Alan Walsh would be contacting Home Secretary Theresa May over the deaths, adding that it was unacceptable that 'intellectual people are able to access drugs in this way.'
article_snippet.sent: Coroner Alan Walsh today said Coroner Alan Walsh was concerned at the ease with which the boys bought the lethal drugs, adding Coroner Alan Walsh would be writing to the Home Secretary .
article_snippet.sent: Mr Walsh added: ' I accept the drugs were obtained by use of the internet and the drugs delivered to Mr Walsh from an unknown source by use of the internet on the dark web. '
article_snippet.sent: I am concerned about the ability of young people to obtain elicit substances using the internet. '
article_snippet.sent: The death of Jacques and Torin identify a great problem - the dark web.
article_snippet.sent: Recording a narrative verdict, Mr Walsh said the issue of the dark web concerned Mr Walsh 'as a father and a grandfather' (pictured, Torin Lakeman) 'the dark web identified an anonymous supplier and an anonymous supplier exists behind the veil - a confidential and sophisticated veil. '
article_snippet.sent: Young people have a natural ability these days with regard interned who find it much easier to access these dark sites and have available to Young people supply of drugs by simply ordering on the internet and delivering to address. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Today coroner said Today coroner was 'frightened' by use of dark web to buy drugs .