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'''Joey Ray''' was a member of [[Jim (introduction)|Jim]]'s scavenging team -- who originated from Mar Sara. Using Occam's Razor, it can be deduced that he survived. Note that Jem's Song is in the Joeyray bar jukebox. Very interesting that a stranger named Joeyray from Mar Sara had a song that a Mar Saran named Joeyray knew was endearing to one of his partners...
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'''Joey Ray''' was a member of [[Jim (introduction)|Jim]]'s scavenging team. He was likely killed by the [[protoss]] warship that destroyed the team's [[recovery vessel]].<ref>[[Blizzard Entertainment]]. ''[[StarCraft]]''. Vivendi Games. Cinematic: [[StarCraft Episode I#Opening|StarCraft Introduction Movie]]. (in [[English]]). 1998.</ref>
   
 
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==Notes==

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Joey Ray was a member of Jim's scavenging team. He was likely killed by the protoss warship that destroyed the team's recovery vessel.[2]

Notes

The name may be a reference to Joeyray Hall, a Blizzard cinematics editor.[3]

His name appears as a stock symbol in the news ticker in the cinematic for Arcturus Mengsk's coronation as emperor of the Terran Dominion.[4]

References

  1. 11-8-2018, Facebook Correspondence with Matthew Samia 1
  2. Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft. Vivendi Games. Cinematic: StarCraft Introduction Movie. (in English). 1998.
  3. Whitcomb, Daniel. 2008-10-11. Blizzcon 2008: Notes from the DVD production panel. Big Download. Accessed 2009-02-01.
  4. Blizzard Entertainment. StarCraft. Vivendi Games. Cinematic: The Inauguration. (in English). 1998.