Michael Bray

Career

He is considered "the intellectual father of the extreme radical fringe of the antiabortion movement which engages in terrorism." Initially sentenced to ten years in prison, he agreed to a plea bargain and served 46 months from 1985 to 1989. Alexandria. He is considered to be a terrorist by the National Memorial Institute for the Prevention of Terrorism. Michael Bray is a former Midshipman at the United States Naval Academy.

On April 15, 1999 Bray was interviewed by Dan Rather on 60 Minutes.

He was referred to by Randall Terry as "whacked". Bray continues to speak out in support of people who kill abortion doctors, including Paul Jennings Hill and James Charles Kopp.

Bray was interviewed by Richard Dawkins for The Root of All Evil? He was also interviewed for the film Religulous by Bill Maher, and appears in the deleted scenes on the Digital Video Disc release.

Achievements

• In 1994, the Federal Bureau of Investigation suspected that he and other anti-abortion figures might be developing "a conspiracy that endeavors to achieve political or social change through activities that involve force or violence", as stated in a confidential Teletype message sent to all 56 Federal Bureau of Investigation field offices.

Views

Quotations: "a conspiracy that endeavors to achieve political or social change through activities that involve force or violence".

Membership

He was based in Bowie, Maryland, and now lives in Wilmington, Ohio, where he professes to be a member of the Army of God, considered a terrorist organization by the United States Federal Bureau of Investigation.