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Grayson Denied Release Amid Cancer Diagnosis | Irvine News
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Sean Grayson, the ex-sheriff’s deputy convicted of killing Sonya Massey, was denied medical release—three to zero by the Illinois Prisoner Review Board—despite his terminal colon cancer that’s spread to his liver. The board sided with prosecutors and Massey’s grieving family, who called him a menace unfit for freedom, citing his violent history and ongoing temper. Massey’s parents emotionally testified against his release, while the state’s attorney warned he remains a danger. The judge who sentenced him also noted prison care wouldn’t change. Supporters erupted in cheers after the decision, honoring Sonya’s memory and justice.
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