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It's clear that Ray was convicted of the murder of Taylor based on the charges listed on the correctional center search page, however, I was unable to find any other references to the details of the trial or conviction. The latest newspaper published about him was regarding the Oct 2007 conviction of Joycie Flowers, which also stated that his trial for Taylor would occur the following May (2008). As such, I've added the citation needed tag to the intro paragraph. TrueCrimeData (talk) 21:54, 4 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]
