[Playmate 02-1971] Willy Rey

[beanplant007]

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[BlindG]

Yeow
Thanks a lot beanplant007

[Prester John]

One of my alltime top 5 playmates. Thanks for the post

[thespungo]

Wasn't sure if I should start a new thread or not, considering how old this one is, but it's such a small pictorial I figured I'd put it here and let the mods sort it out...

[Ravana]

thanks for reposting these loved the one wioht the tophat

[Roc]

I noticed the original poster removed his pics because of "moral indignation." I'm assuming he found out Willy Ray commited suicide by sleeping pill overdose not too long after she posed for playboy. Sorry, just an observation.

Beautiful woman, either way.

List of Playmates that died under tragic circumstances.

• Elisa Bridges: 28, drug overdose, 2002

• Ellen Louise Maligo: 40, murdered in Florida, 1997; no photo or mention other than the AP article for her. I couldn’t even find her name in the Playboy Directory.

• Dorothy Stratten: 20, killed by estranged husband, 1980; her death was the subject of two movies…

• Claudia Jennings: 29, car accident– she fell asleep at the wheel and was not on drugs. I wonder if it was suicide because she was in a tumultuous relationship with someone and the accident happened while she was going to retrieve her possessions.

• Eve Meyer: 46, airliner collision, 1977; 550 died when two airplanes collided on the ground.

• Paige Young: 30, drug overdose (sleeping pills), 1974; sad, her Playmate Profile shows that she likes a lot of the same authors I do.

• Willy Rey: 23, drug overdose, 1973; yet again sleeping pills.

• Carol Willis: 20, car accident, 1971; she too was born in Texas

• Jayne Mansfield: 34, car accident, 1967; driving at 80 miles an hour her car plowed into the back of a trailer. She and the driver were killed instantly and her children who were riding with them survived.

• Tonya Crews: 28, car accident, 1966; she was aspiring to be a mathematician.

• Marilyn Monroe: 36, sleeping pill overdose, 1962; does anyone else believe that Kennedy killed her?

[thespungo]

That was interesting stuff, thanks.

Didn't notice that "moral indignation" part, by the by -- I just assumed the picture links were old and broken.