#tucker mcgee

[doodlezandoodlez]

they should've had one of those campy crossover sequels (ex: freddy vs jason, gingerdead man vs evil bong) bc i need to see these two interact so badly

[couldtheycatchkira]

Could Tucker and Dale solve the Kira murders?

Could catch Kira, would survive

Could not catch Kira, would survive

Could catch Kira, would not survive

Could not catch Kira, would not survive

Voting ended onMay 22, 2025

[lassiewhumpee]

I kinda wanna string Tucker up and beat him with a metal pole as if he were a pinata

[michelada12]

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil (2010)

Movie where two besties are trying to enjoy their vacation home, while having to deal with some troublesome college kids.

[criminol]

The Murder of JaRay Wilson

JaRay Wilson was a 16-year-old living in Oklahoma. Her friends described her as having a great spirit and always making those around her smile. JaRay was an only child and lived with her parents.

On 14 October 2012 JaRay was picked up from her home in the afternoon, she never returned home and was reported missing by her family the next day. JaRay had expressed concerns about a drug debt she had to friends; before her disappearance, she had also told them that she was worried about being sold into prostitution to pay off a debt to her dealer. JaRay's dealer was investigated but cooperated with authorities and was later cleared and determined not to be involved in the disappearance.

On 17th October 2013, Cody Godfrey confessed to witnessing JaRay's murder. He told authorities that she had been killed on the last night she was seen and that he, JaRay and two other males, Tucker McGee and Caleb McLemore, had gone to smoke marijuana together in a field near JaRay's home. He had seen McGee shoot JaRay in the head at night. McGee was arrested and charged with murder, Godfrey was arrested and charged with thinking accessory to murder.

Godfrey was a key witness at trial, he testified that McGee had complained to him about JaRay saying that she was 'annoying' and had shown Godfrey his gun and said, 'We should just go and kill JaRay.' He had initially thought that this was a joke. Shortly before JaRay was killed she texted a friend saying 'I feel sketched out. I can't go home?' While JaRay had been looking at her phone McGee had pulled out his gun and shot her in the head killing her instantly. McGee and Godfrey threw JaRay's body over a fence and hid it under a tree. The next day the three boys returned to the crime scene to move the body. They found JaRay's phone when they returned and smashed it and threw it into a creek. They then hid JaRay's body in a field where it was undiscovered until Godfrey led police to it over a year later.

McGee was found guilty of first-degree murder, he was too young to be eligible for the death penalty and was sentenced to life in prison. McLemore was sentenced to 10 years in prison. Godfrey was given a suspended sentence due to the fact he had confessed and testified against McGee.

[ariana-maryse]

Tucker ( Tucker and Dale vs evil) with a reader that just so happens to live like a few acres away from him and dale. They visit often and trys to tell the college kids that there is no danger and that they were only trying to help. Which ends with the one college guy hurting the reader and they run into the house. To be met with Tucker and Dale talking about the nail gun. I know its a long and awkward requests but I just thought of it and I just think Tucker is great lol 😅

YES I love Tucker and Dale. Such a good movie. Also Alan Tudyk is bae.

Thank you for the request! I've got it on the list.

[truecrimecrystals]

Jaray Wilson was 16 years old when she vanished on October 14th, 2012. The teen was picked up from Hydro, Oklahoma by friends that afternoon, and never returned home. Shortly after she was reported missing, rumors began to circulate that Jaray had been sold into sex trafficking. Those rumors likely came from Jaray herself--prior to disappearing, she told her friends that she was worried about being sold into prostitution to pay off a drug debt to known dealer, Gilberto Paz. Paz was considered a person of interest early on, but cooperated with authorities throughout the investigation and was later cleared. Despite this, many still believed that Jaray had been trafficked, and Oklahoma’s Human Trafficking Unit was put in charge of investigating her case.

Over a year later, investigators learned that trafficking was not involved in Jaray’s case at all. On December 17th, 2013, 19 year-old Cody Godfrey (pictured on the bottom right) confessed to witnessing Jaray’s murder the last night she was seen. He told authorities that his friend, 19 year-old Tucker McGee (pictured on the top right) shot Jaray in the head that night after the 3 of them smoked synthetic marijuana together. Cody later lead authorities to her remains, located in a field north of Weatherford that many refer to as the “Marijuana Field.” Tucker was subsequently arrested in charged with murder, while Cody was arrested and charged with being an accessory after the fact.

Cody later went on to be a key witness at Tucker’s trial. He testified that, on the evening of October 14th, 2012, Jaray called Tucker and asked for a ride from Hydro to Weatherford. On the way to pick her up, Tucker complained to Cody about Jaray; saying that she was “annoying” and “would not stop talking about her problems.” At one point, Tucker showed Cody his gun and said, “we should just go kill Jaray.” Cody told authorities that he thought Tucker was joking.

After they picked Jaray up, the three of them smoked synthetic marijuana together and spent the next two and a half hours chatting. Towards the end of that time period, Jaray sent a friend a text message that said, “I feel sketched out. I can’t go home?” Minutes later, while Jaray was still looking at her phone, Tucker pulled out his gun and shot her in the head. Later, Tucker and Cody threw Jaray’s body over a fence and hid it under a tree. The following day, the two returned to the scene with another friend, Caleb McLemore, to move Jaray’s body. While there, they found Jaray’s phone, which they smashed and then threw into a creek. Then, they hid Jaray’s body in the field.

On March 4th, 2015, a jury found Tucker guilty of first-degree murder in Jaray’s case. He was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. Shortly after, both Caleb and Cody pled guilty to accessory after the fact. Caleb was sentenced to 10 years, while Cody was given a suspended sentence. [x]

[lassiewhumpee]

Tucker didn't hurt anyone but he got was strung upsidedown, lost some fingers, and got fucking stabbed