Million-dollar exorcisms, murder, and a governor’s race: Meet Colorado’s GOP nominee
Pat Gray, a former police officer, secured the Republican nomination for Colorado governor amid controversy over his involvement in a high‑profile exorcism case and a murder investigation. The campaign has drawn attention to his past as a self‑styled exorcist and the legal scrutiny surrounding the incidents. Despite the sensational headlines, Gray remains focused on traditional campaign issues such as taxes and education.
- ▪Pat Gray, known for conducting a million‑dollar exorcism business, won the GOP primary for Colorado governor.
- ▪The exorcism case involved a murder that led to a police investigation and public criticism.
- ▪Victor Marx, a fellow candidate, criticized Gray’s past and called for transparency.
- ▪The race has become a focal point for discussions on religion, crime, and political ethics in Colorado.
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