David Parker Ray, The Serial Killer who spent $100,000 to build a soundproof Torture chamber "He told me I was never going to see my family again. He told me he would kill me like the others." In 1999, the small town of Elephant Butte, New Mexico, was rocked by a chilling story from Cynthia Vigil, a 22-year-old woman who had narrowly escaped being murdered by a local mechanic named David Parker Ray. According to Vigil, Ray had pretended to be an undercover cop who told her that she was under arrest for solicitation of sex work. Instead, Ray chained her up in his soundproof trailer, where he raped and tortured her with whips, medical instruments, and electric shocks with help from his girlfriend. Fortunately for Vigil, Ray's girlfriend accidentally left the keys to Vigil's restraints out in the open on the third day. This gave Vigil the chance to free her hands, stab Ray's girlfriend with an ice pick, and run to a nearby mobile home, where the homeowner pro...
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