Episode 92 - David Parker Ray: Scrap Metal Sex Toys

RedHanded

True Crime

4.5 • 19.6K Ratings

🗓️ 2 May 2019

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Summary

This week, the girls head to Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, to cover arguably the most terrifying offender they have encountered: David Parker Ray aka The Toy-Box Killer.

In 1999 a 911 call alerted police to a naked woman, covered in blood, running down the dusty desert streets - she had a dog collar around her neck and a 6 foot metal chain trailing behind her. Upon investigation, this small-town police team uncovered the truly unbelievable horrors that had been unfolding right under their noses in an innocuous looking trailer behind 513 Bass Road...

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0:00.0	Prime members, you can listen to Redhanded early and add free on Amazon music. Download the app today.
0:07.0	I'm Hannah, I'm Sramruti and welcome to Redhanded. This week is our first two-parter in absolutely
0:33.6	ages. I was trying to think of what the last one we did was I think it might have been Richard Chase.
0:38.6	No, I think it was Fred and Rose West. Really? Yeah. They were after Richard Chase.
0:45.6	Were they? Or maybe it was Maul's. Who knows? It was ages ago. It was absolute. It was another lifetime.
0:51.6	Life was so different then. Finally, finally, finally this week, we're taking you off to truth or
0:58.6	consequences in New Mexico. As a lot of you have pointed out on the Facebook group, it actually used to be called Hot Springs,
1:05.6	which is a lot less exciting. I believe that there are actual Hot Springs there, so someone was just like,
1:10.6	that is what we will call it. One of my favourite games in the world to play is Lazy Words in English. Fireplaces my favourite.
1:16.6	That's brilliant. I feel like there are just so many places in the world called Hot Springs in every language.
1:22.6	I was in Peru and it just sounds a lot better in Spanish. Most things do, didn't I? Agua Skellion desu.
1:27.6	It's like, oh, that sounds so much better than Hot Springs, but it doesn't sound as good as truth or consequences.
1:33.6	We have talked about this town many, many times on this show, completely out of context and completely unnecessarily.
1:39.6	The name of that town fucking scares me. Yeah. Maybe it's also all the murder and torture though.
1:44.6	But that doesn't actually happen in truth or consequences. It happens down the road.
1:48.6	All right, which is what no one tells you. Apart from us, don't worry about it. I can understand why people say it's truth or consequences,
1:55.6	but it's not actually. Anyway, quick truth or consequences fact that you shared with us on the Facebook group.
2:00.6	The town changed its name from Hot Springs to the new, more on-minus sounding one in 1950.
2:06.6	As a celebration of the 10-year anniversary of a popular radio quiz show with the same name. What a weird prize.
2:13.6	That is outrageous. The first town to say yes, new weird name.
2:17.6	I don't even like what? I don't want to say to that. Why would you rename your town after a game show?
2:23.6	Because it's the 10th anniversary. None of that makes sense.
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