A Death Sentence By Military Trial - April 27 2020 - Today in True Crime History
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April 27th: Ronald Adrin Gray’s First Victim (1986)
There is the common theory that, if someone has had a rough beginning, sending them off to the military has a good chance of straightening them out. A man named Ronald Adrin Gray enlisted in the military, after a rocky start to his life, when he was just 18. But, despite the good that the military has to offer to some, all this move did was give him a chance to unleash a sudden reign of terror in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
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