Yes, "to the kill". That was my point...lol.

>>The only reason I bring this up is that her lawyer's name is "Al-Matar". Not a name for an attorney I would use to save my life.
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>>My Spanish friends will know :-)
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>>http://news.aol.com/story/_a/kuwaiti-appeals-court-upholds-death/n20080401102309990015
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>Yes, weird name. The "Al" prefix seems to me to indicate an Arabic origin (Al is equivalent to "the" in English); and "matar" likely has a completely different meaning, but in Spanish it means "to kill".
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>Reminds me of a child in New Zealand or Australia - don't remember exactly where it was - who got into trouble in school because of his last name "Hell" - which means "brilliant" (full of light) in German.