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David Parker Ray, noto anche con lo pseudonimo di Toy-Box Killer (Belen, 6 novembre 1939 – Hobbs, 28 maggio 2002), è stato un serial killer statunitense.. Sebbene i corpi non siano stati mai rinvenuti, è stato accusato dai suoi complici di aver ucciso diverse persone e sospettato dalla polizia di aver ucciso fino a 60 persone dell'Arizona e del Nuovo Messico, mentre viveva a Elephant Butte ...
David Parker Ray, the Toy Box Killer, kidnapped and tortured victims in a $100,000 custom-built torture chamber in New Mexico, with crimes spanning possibly from the 1950s to 1999; he was convicted in 2001 but died in 2002 before murder charges could be applied, despite claims of up to 60 murders.Survivor Cynthia Vigil Jaramillo's escape in 1999 led to Ray's arrest, highlighting the importance ...
David Parker Ray. David Parker Ray was sentenced to 224 years in prison at a hearing in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico - having been convicted of numerous offenses involving the abduction and sexual torture of three young women at his Elephant Butte Lake home. Ray was earlier convicted for his crimes against Kelly Van Cleave, formerly of Truth or Consequences, in July 1996.
The First Trial, Once Again. Jury selection began in November 2000 for the retrial, with Jim Yontz as the prosecutor, but just a few days into it, Judge Mertz died. That delayed the proceedings, as did the disqualification of two more judges. Finally on April 9, 2001, the trial commenced, with Los Lunas attorney, Kevin Sweazea, just appointed a ...
David Parker Ray (6 de novembro de 1939 - 28 de maio de 2002), também conhecido como o assassino da caixa de brinquedos, [1] foi um sequestrador, torturador, estuprador e suspeito de ser assassino em série americano.Embora nenhum corpo tenha sido encontrado, ele foi acusado por seus cúmplices de matar várias mulheres e suspeito pela polícia de ter assassinado cerca de 60 mulheres do ...
22 de may. de 2023 · David Parker Ray, 57, was a resident of the small desert town Truth or Consequences (known as "T or C" by locals) when he met Cindy Hendy, 20 years his junior. A mechanic and park ranger for nearby Elephant Butte State Park, Ray had been married and divorced four times and had a 31-year-old daughter, Jesse Ray, from his third marriage, with whom he had a close relationship.
