Antoine Vesterinen-Maury died seven years ago after taking magic mushrooms.
The mum of a student who died after taking magic mushrooms wants changes to the law to ban them from being produced.
People can face up to seven years in jail for possession – or life imprisonment for supplying or producing them. “I know what can happen. People can become vulnerable when they take them and can lose control. That is the way my son died. The sellers of these spores are putting people in danger.Harry Sumnall, professor in substance use at Liverpool John Moores University, explained: “Spore kits don’t contain any fungus with these chemicals. This means that sale or possession of spore kits is not against the law.
Daniel Quick, 41, who runs Cornwall based Orangutan Trading markets his spores with names such as Penis Envy, Aztec, and Jedi Mind F***. The firm sells syringes of spores for £13. They can be bought by bank transfer or using crypto-currency, with no age checks.
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