Career
On Friday 22 June 2007 at the Dew Action Sports Tour BMX Dirt Finals in Baltimore, Maryland, Murray took a catastrophic fall attempting a double back flip on the final jump in the dirt section. He received career ending injuries to his spinal cord and vertebrae and is paralyzed below the shoulders. Recent reports have shown that he can shrug his shoulders, move his toes, his index, and thumb fingers.
During his professional BMX career, Murray was known for his double back flips, 360 back flips, and turndown back flips.
He was nominated for Entertainment and Sports Programming Network "BMX rider of the year". Murray is no longer married, but has two sons.
He resides in Riverside, California. Since the accident, Murray worked closely with the doctor that treated Christopher Reeve after the actor"s accident left him quadriplegic.
He now has limited movement in his toes and is also gaining more movements in his hands and hopes to move to a wheelchair that he can hand operate opposed to the one he currently has that he operates with his head