US Politics | Where did Sally and Ray McNeil meet?
THE SUDDEN death of bodybuilding icon Ray McNeil shocked the nation in 1995. Now, many want to know how he met his wife, and killer, Sally McNeil. 
NetflixSally and Ray McNeil tied the knot in 1987 '/ ' Before Ray and Sally were known for their bodybuilding careers, they were known for serving in the armed forces. They met after they both enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and quickly bonded over their mutual love of bodybuilding and fitness. While enlisted, Sally won the US armed services physique championship twice, which quickly launched her career. Read More from the McNeils 
SELF DEFENSE CLAIMS The reason why Sally McNeil allegedly killed her husband revealed 
'KILLER SALLY' What we know about Sally McNeil and where she is now Three years after they tied the knot in 1987, Sally was then discharged from the military and she began working in ...muscle worship,... which involved her wrestling men to the ground on camera. The occupation was bringing enough money in for her to support her family and allowed Ray to quit the Marines to pursue bodybuilding full-time. What happened to Ray McNeil? While the McNeils seemed like a power couple on the outside, things were happening behind closed doors that eventually led to his death. more from crime GUILTY? Everything to know about the Parkland shooter, Nikolas Cruz STILL CLOSE Killer mom shot dead husband with two kids at home after horror abuse XMAS BABY 'MURDER' Mum & dad 'beat and burned baby to death on Xmas Day in "savage" murder' LIFE BEHIND BARS Parkland school shooter, 24, sentenced to life in prison for killing 17 HOMICIDAL HORROR Green River Killer Gary Ridgway's total number of victims revealed RAPPER TRAGEDY Chilling premonition seen in video released just hours before Takeoff killed He was ultimately shot twice with a shotgun, once in the abdomen and then in the head, by Sally on Valentine's Day in 1995. During trial, Sally claimed that she killed Ray in self-defense but a jury still found her guilty and she was sentenced to 19 years to life. She is now opening up about the experience in a new Netflix documentary titled, Killer Sally. "I have a right to defend myself," Sally states in the trailer. "I couldn't take it anymore. I didn't want to die." In the trailer, part of the chilling 911 call was played and Sally can be heard telling dispatch that she killed her husband because she was being abused. ...I just shot my husband because he just beat me up,... she during the call. 
NetflixSally and Ray met while serving in the Marines '/ ' Later on in the trailer, Sally elaborated on the alleged abuse and claimed that steroid use is what put a strain on their relationship. ... 'The muscle worship ' made Ray happy that it was paying for his steroids, then he hit me,... Sally explained. While Ray might not be alive to defend himself against Sally's accusations, her children affirmed her story and also claimed he abused them too. "I remember how tortuous it used to be to have to sit there and watch him abuse my sister and to know that I was next," her son said in the trailer. Killer Sally can be watched exclusively on Netflix starting November 2, 2022. Read More on The US Sun 
KNIFE HORROR Handyman who stabbed estranged lover 55 times & hid body in bag pleads guilty 
GONE TOO SOON Kylie Jenner reacts to 'heartbreaking' loss of friend in new post Where is Sally McNeil now? In 1996, Sally was convicted of second-degree murder with the personal use of a firearm. After serving 24 years at the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla, California, she was granted parole in 2020 and now resides in northern California.
NetflixSally and Ray McNeil tied the knot in 1987 '/ ' Before Ray and Sally were known for their bodybuilding careers, they were known for serving in the armed forces. They met after they both enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and quickly bonded over their mutual love of bodybuilding and fitness. While enlisted, Sally won the US armed services physique championship twice, which quickly launched her career. Read More from the McNeils SELF DEFENSE CLAIMS The reason why Sally McNeil allegedly killed her husband revealed 'KILLER SALLY' What we know about Sally McNeil and where she is now Three years after they tied the knot in 1987, Sally was then discharged from the military and she began working in ...muscle worship,... which involved her wrestling men to the ground on camera. The occupation was bringing enough money in for her to support her family and allowed Ray to quit the Marines to pursue bodybuilding full-time. What happened to Ray McNeil? While the McNeils seemed like a power couple on the outside, things were happening behind closed doors that eventually led to his death. more from crime GUILTY? Everything to know about the Parkland shooter, Nikolas Cruz STILL CLOSE Killer mom shot dead husband with two kids at home after horror abuse XMAS BABY 'MURDER' Mum & dad 'beat and burned baby to death on Xmas Day in "savage" murder' LIFE BEHIND BARS Parkland school shooter, 24, sentenced to life in prison for killing 17 HOMICIDAL HORROR Green River Killer Gary Ridgway's total number of victims revealed RAPPER TRAGEDY Chilling premonition seen in video released just hours before Takeoff killed He was ultimately shot twice with a shotgun, once in the abdomen and then in the head, by Sally on Valentine's Day in 1995. During trial, Sally claimed that she killed Ray in self-defense but a jury still found her guilty and she was sentenced to 19 years to life. She is now opening up about the experience in a new Netflix documentary titled, Killer Sally. "I have a right to defend myself," Sally states in the trailer. "I couldn't take it anymore. I didn't want to die." In the trailer, part of the chilling 911 call was played and Sally can be heard telling dispatch that she killed her husband because she was being abused. ...I just shot my husband because he just beat me up,... she during the call. NetflixSally and Ray met while serving in the Marines '/ ' Later on in the trailer, Sally elaborated on the alleged abuse and claimed that steroid use is what put a strain on their relationship. ... 'The muscle worship ' made Ray happy that it was paying for his steroids, then he hit me,... Sally explained. While Ray might not be alive to defend himself against Sally's accusations, her children affirmed her story and also claimed he abused them too. "I remember how tortuous it used to be to have to sit there and watch him abuse my sister and to know that I was next," her son said in the trailer. Killer Sally can be watched exclusively on Netflix starting November 2, 2022. Read More on The US Sun KNIFE HORROR Handyman who stabbed estranged lover 55 times & hid body in bag pleads guilty GONE TOO SOON Kylie Jenner reacts to 'heartbreaking' loss of friend in new post Where is Sally McNeil now? In 1996, Sally was convicted of second-degree murder with the personal use of a firearm. After serving 24 years at the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla, California, she was granted parole in 2020 and now resides in northern California.
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