Of the victims who lost their lives at the Alrosa Villa incident, Nathan Bray is the only one survived by a wife and child. At the request of the victim�s families, a portion of all proceeds from "A Vulgar Display Of Power: Courage and Carnage at the Alrosa Villa" will benefit the Anthony Bray Scholarship Fund set up for Nathan�s son. In addition to traditional book sales to benefit the Anthony Bray Scholarship Fund, several fund raising concerts and events are scheduled in connection with the book release, in which 100% of proceeds will benefit the scholarship fund and other charitable causes. Frank Thompson, the father of Jeffery "Mayhem" Thompson, has requested an event in the Dallas/Ft Worth, Texas area to provide support for a charity related to paranoid schizophrenia, which afflicted the killer. Other events include a concert at the Alrosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio on April 13; a Great White concert at the Stratosphere in Las Vegas, Nevada on May 4; and a concert featuring the band Smoke, at Dingbatz in Clifton, NJ on May 12.[see full story for Morley's interview with the author of the book]
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