Sean Grayson, convicted in killing of Sonya Massey, dies in prison, attorney says
His request was denied by the Illinois Prisoner Review Board in July.
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His request was denied by the Illinois Prisoner Review Board in July. Daniel Fultz, the attorney who represented Grayson during his murder trial, said he died around noon. Grayson’s attorney announced his death Sunday, August 23, but no cause of death has been released so far.
Furthermore, Grayson had stage 4 colon cancer and had recently sought medical release from prison because of his condition. Grayson's body camera was not activated for most of the call, only turning on shortly after he pulled his weapon. Grayson threatened to shoot Massey, and she apologized and dropped to the floor, but he fired three times, striking her, according to prosecutors.
In addition, Three shots are heard in the video.
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His request was denied by the Illinois Prisoner Review Board in July.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesDaniel Fultz, the attorney who represented Grayson during his murder trial, said he died around noon.
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Grayson’s attorney announced his death Sunday, August 23, but no cause of death has been released so far.
according to Hindustan TimesGrayson had stage 4 colon cancer and had recently sought medical release from prison because of his condition.
according to Hindustan TimesGrayson's body camera was not activated for most of the call, only turning on shortly after he pulled his weapon.
according to CBS News — LatestGrayson threatened to shoot Massey, and she apologized and dropped to the floor, but he fired three times, striking her, according to prosecutors.
according to NBC News — Top StoriesThree shots are heard in the video.
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Daniel Fultz, the attorney who represented Grayson during his murder trial, said he died around noon.
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