Serial Killer: Michael Wayne McGray (NS, BC, QC, NB)

Dark Poutine - True Crime and Dark History

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True Crime, Society & Culture, History, Documentary

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 February 2019

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Episode 061 - In the spring of 1985, 17-year-old Elizabeth Gail Tucker went missing when hitchhiking from Dartmouth to Southwestern, Nova Scotia. Tucker was the first of many murder victims, from a very diverse pool, of one of Canada's coldest and most outspoken serial killers, Michael Wayne McGray. McGray was convicted of 7 murders, one of which happened after years in custody. McGray remorselessly admits to as many as 10 more murders and claims, given the chance, he would do it again and again. Podcasts Promoted:MurderishThe Fear of ScienceResearch Assistance:Rebecca McNallSources:Michael Wayne McGray WikipediaSerial Killer Michael Wayne McGray Crime Documentary - YouTubeMichael Wayne McGray Case | The Canadian EncyclopediaMichael Wayne McGray | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderersGlobal News audio clipsNewspapers.comBC Cornoner's Verdict on in custody death of Jeremy Michael Phillips (PDF)Serial killer describes killing cellmate | CBC News Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/darkpoutine Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:36.0	You're about to listen to a historical episode of dark protein. After episode 149, you will find
0:42.3	Scott is no longer with the show. In an effort to maintain continuity and offer listeners as many
0:48.2	episodes as possible. We are leaving the episodes in which he co-hosted intact. Thank you.
1:10.4	Welcome to Dark Poutine, I'm Mike Brown creator and host with me as usual as my good friend and
1:14.6	co-host Scott. Hey everybody. Hey Scott, what's cooking? You know, just living the good life now.
1:21.5	That's awesome. The views, information and opinions expressed during the dark
1:26.1	protein podcast are solely those of the producer and did not necessarily represent those
1:30.6	curious cast. It's affiliate global news nor their parent company chorus entertainment.
1:36.1	Dark Poutine is not for the faint of harder squeamish. listener discretion is strongly advised.
1:41.1	We're not experts on the topics we present nor are we journalists. We're two ordinary Canadians
1:45.9	chatting about crime in the dark side of history. Let's get to it. Put on your tuk. Grab yourself
1:51.7	a double double and in an i-mobar it's time to scarf down some dark poutine.
2:11.4	This is episode 61. Oh, I'm sure it's going to showcase some other charming individual who I'm
2:37.3	going to just want to be friends with. Well, the last one you actually did want to be friends with
2:41.6	Granger Taylor. That's true. Yeah, and I would love to have met that guy. Yeah, yeah, he was pretty
2:46.5	fascinating. Yeah. No, this episode is another rabbit hole. We'll loss a twist and turns mostly due to
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