2015 Serial Killers True Crime Anthology, Volume II - Softcover

We have been killing for thousands of years; in wars and battles, over personal enmities, in a fit of rage and anger,, terrorism and whatnot, the act of killing is perhaps one of the most commonly repeated acts throughout the course of history. However, killing somebody because they wanted to banish their own 'demons' is obviously not a good explanation. It borders on insanity and dementia, yet this is how it is.
 
A lot of the serial killers that have been caught and interviewed for their actions have stated that the feeling of satisfaction or pleasure that they got from the act of killing was the reason for which they continued killing. Some claim that the fit of anger that it drives them in to is one that they find satisfaction from. However, despite their horrific actions, there are very few serial killers that actually claim to feel any sort of regret and guilt.
 
In fact, a large majority of the serial killers that are apprehended and put in prison often have to serve a life term. In some countries, such as Ecuador, a life term primarily entails a period of 20 years, which, as you might expect, is not exactly a fair treatment for taking so many lives. In Canada, a life sentence is 25 years, no matter if you killed 3 or 33.
 
If you were to ever read through police history, you will find that that there have been all sorts of killers. There have been those who would merely kill for the fun of it. Then, there are were those who would kill and keep the remains as a sort of trophy for their actions. There are those who like to terrorize and torture their victims before killing them. There is virtually no limit to the type of killers that you can find by running a simple search through a police database. It borders to the point where there exist such people who first kill, and then eat the dead bodies as well.
 
Throughout the annals of history, you can read instances of some of the most horrific crimes committed by man. As mentioned, these men have very little to no remorse for what they are doing. If you were to look at their faces, seldom would you find them looking disheveled or worries. These are people who accept their fate and don't consider for a moment that they are doing something wrong. The horrific nature of their actions does not dawn upon them, even after they have been found, captured and convicted. Almost all serial killers that have been caught throughout the course of history have exhibited sociopathic behavior, which means that they avoid going out in to areas where a lot of people move about. These people also try to avoid meeting with others, and moving about in public places. Instead, most of the serial killers search for their preys from the shadows. They seek opportunities where their victims might be found alone, before attacking.
 
The perception that most people have of the people of Canada is that they are peaceful people who love helping others and sharing happiness. And, for most part, they are right. The people of Canada are a joy to be with, or at least, most of them. They'll help strangers, and they will also be wiling to go the extra mile for people they actually care about. They are extremely apologetic if something goes wrong, and try their best to make up for anything as best as they can. Yet, no country can be regarded as a perfect country. There are flaws in each and every one of us, and this case is no different. What you are about to read is the heinous story of a man who single-handedly decided the fates of more than 18 individuals.
 
This is the story of Michael Wayne McGray, as well as his horrific actions which resulted in the death of more than 18 people. To this day, Michael Wayne McGray is regarded as the worst serial killer in the history of Canada, and even when he had been jailed in prison, his killing did not stop.