Kill for Me, Kill for You

by Steve Cavanagh

Some people, those with money and the ear of power, never pay for their crimes the way ordinary people do.

“It becomes different. More distant, I guess. The pain changes. It dulls. It’s always there, but it doesn’t always rip your heart out, you know?”

Amanda was coming around to the view that what was legal and what was right were often two different things.

“No, little lady,” said Donnelly. “When the paramedics took away the vic, he still had a pulse. This guy ain’t dead.

There are two common responses: either they don’t want anyone to ever hurt like they do, or they want everyone to hurt like they do.”