In the Swiss canton of Schaffhausen, the use of the Sarco suicide capsule has sparked significant controversy and legal action.

A 64-year-old American woman recently used the capsule to end her life, leading to the arrest of several individuals involved in the process.

One person remains in custody as the investigation continues, with the capsule itself being held as crucial evidence.

The incident has reignited debates in Switzerland about assisted suicide laws, with some politicians calling for stricter regulations or outright bans on such devices.

Critics argue that the Sarco capsule violates both product safety and chemical laws, while supporters claim it offers a dignified option for those seeking to end their lives.

The legal and ethical implications of this case are expected to influence future legislation on assisted suicide in Switzerland.