This Could Have Been You.
I entered Western Law with an established life, community commitments and a future in the legal profession. This archive documents what I reported, how the university responded, and the educational and professional consequences that followed.
The record, year by year.
Seven separate diary pages place events and source status in chronological order without turning the homepage into an evidence dump.
Sources organized for review.
Filter the public index by year, evidence type, institution or process, issue, and publication status. Records remain attached to the events they support.
Browse the evidence index →A life already in motion.
Before September 2021, I was living independently, developing an acrylic-painting career, accepting commissions, volunteering, and building Project Aaron in memory of my brother. The initiative used memorial portraits to support families affected by homicide and received public recognition, including a March 31, 2021 Toronto Star feature.
I entered Western Law with purpose, optimism, student-leadership ambitions and an existing commitment to public service. The pre-law chapter and the hopeful first semester remain distinct from what followed.
Read Before Western Law →Published carefully, in phases.
This website documents experiences, institutional responses and the consequences that followed. After years of collecting and reviewing records, I am making selected materials publicly accessible in phases.
The initial release focuses on the recorded WHRO meeting. Additional records, transcripts and supporting evidence will be added as the archive develops.
Thank you for your patience as I continue organizing and publishing this material.
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