People exist to him only so he can eliminate them.
It's not that I didn't exist but that I didn't exist to him.
"The City" that populates his songs is the distilled experiences of life, the Toronto that only truly exists to him, filtered through his singular vision and broadcast out to the world along with incantations of every woman that didn't check back with him.
Human rights lawyers appearing in the Supreme Court are arguing that General Pinochet had sufficient opportunity to proclaim his innocence and that the courts had already accepted that sufficient evidence existed to arrest him when they stripped him of his senatorial immunity in August.
The charges against Mr. Skakel came after prosecutors disclosed today that a grand jury had found that enough evidence existed to arrest him.
Walter - familiarly known as Jack - attended Saint Paul's Cathedral Choir School, but no funds existed to propel him to university, and at 17 he followed his father's trail to the lowlier regions of the City.
However, detective superintendent Ray Rohweder said on Thursday there was "no indication whatsoever that any radicalisation or any political motives existed to cause him to attack the people that he did".
After Ayad was charged with a string of offences including murder and attempted murder on Thursday, Rohweder sought to emphasise there was "no indication whatsoever that any radicalisation or any political motives existed to cause him to attack the people that he did".
No law existed to give him more than the two years in prison or a 6m Ugandan shilling ($2,318, £1492) fine on offer under the Computer Misuse Act, and the criminal simply paid the fine and was released - only to be hauled back to jail because of the public outcry which ensued.
"I was astonished to hear that this prosecution had been launched in the first place, because he had received a letter from the Northern Ireland Office after painstaking investigations into whether the evidence still existed to prosecute him as a suspect for this crime and he received a letter saying he was in the clear.
No objective or reasonable basis existed to suspect him of any illegal or wrongful activity, except possibly "walking while black".
