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'''Ray Mathers''' is a character in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series, who is mentioned on the [[Liberty Tree]] website. Ray Mathers does not appear in any game.
'''Ray Mathers''' is a character in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series, who is mentioned on the [[Liberty Tree]] website. Ray Mathers does not appear in any game. Ray Mathers is the Head of Immigration at [[Francis International Airport]] on [[Shoreside Vale]], [[Liberty City]]. He is questioned about the arrival of the [[Oriental Gentleman]] to Liberty City. Commenting on the arrival of the Oriental Gentleman, Ray Mathers said: "This guy is clearly bad news. He couldn't even show us where he was from on a map. What kind of idiot can't find where they live on a map? We don't need his kind in our country, thank you very much."


Ray Mathers is the Head of Immigration at [[Francis International Airport]] on [[Shoreside Vale]], [[Liberty City]]. He is questioned about the arrival of the [[Oriental Gentleman]] to Liberty City. Commenting on the arrival of the Oriental Gentleman, Ray Mathers said: "This guy is clearly bad news. He couldn't even show us where he was from on a map. What kind of idiot can't find where they live on a map? We don't need his kind in our country, thank you very much."
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Revision as of 22:52, 22 July 2008

Ray Mathers is a character in the Grand Theft Auto series, who is mentioned on the Liberty Tree website. Ray Mathers does not appear in any game. Ray Mathers is the Head of Immigration at Francis International Airport on Shoreside Vale, Liberty City. He is questioned about the arrival of the Oriental Gentleman to Liberty City. Commenting on the arrival of the Oriental Gentleman, Ray Mathers said: "This guy is clearly bad news. He couldn't even show us where he was from on a map. What kind of idiot can't find where they live on a map? We don't need his kind in our country, thank you very much."

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