Antonya Cooper, Advocate for Assisted Dying, Dies After Admitting to Ending Son's Life

Cooper, who formed a charity for neuroblastoma research, revealed her actions in a bid to change UK laws on euthanasia.

Cooper admitted to giving her terminally ill son a fatal dose of morphine in 1981.
She died peacefully at home, surrounded by family, after battling cancer.
Thames Valley Police are investigating her admission of assisted dying.
Cooper's advocacy has reignited the debate on legalizing euthanasia in the UK.
She co-founded Neuroblastoma UK following her son's death.