Ted Bundy murdered young women; Steve Wright murdered only prostitutes; Stephen Port murdered his fellow homosexuals...Michael McGray murdered young girls, women, homosexuals, a partner-in-crime, and as we learn towards the end of this documentary, he came close to killing his own lawyer. Four years after "The Homicidal Drifter" was released, he would murder a cellmate, a man who was shortly to be paroled. Did they seriously not house this monster in a single cell? McGray is certainly eclectic, not to mention sick beyond all meaning of the word. Unfortunately, Canada abolished the death penalty before he began his killing spree. His first victim was murdered when he was nineteen, and incredibly he framed another convicted killer for the murder of Mark Gibbons; the police were said to have been astounded at the resulting acquittal, and equally if not more astounded at McGray's eventual confession.
Herein we hear from the lawyer he would have murdered, a journalist, and a relative of two of his victims. If you haven't heard of Michael McGray, his name deserves to be better known. And an especially hot spot in Hell reserved for him.
Herein we hear from the lawyer he would have murdered, a journalist, and a relative of two of his victims. If you haven't heard of Michael McGray, his name deserves to be better known. And an especially hot spot in Hell reserved for him.