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Ex-Cop Convicted in Sonya Massey Shooting Dies of Cancer
Sean Grayson was a former police officer involved in the shooting death of Sonya Massey.
He was convicted in that case.
He later died while in prison.
The article says cancer caused his death.
Sonya’s family said his death does not change what happened to her.
They said Sonya should still be alive.
Her lawyers expressed sympathy for everyone grieving a loved one.
They also said Sonya’s family will continue to grieve her loss.
Sean Grayson, a former police officer convicted in the Sonya Massey shooting case, died in prison.
The reported cause of death was cancer.
Massey’s family said Grayson’s death does not change the circumstances of her killing.
The family said Sonya Massey’s death was unjustifiable and that she should still be alive.
Lawyers Ben Crump and Antonio Romanucci offered prayers for Grayson’s family while emphasizing Massey’s family continues to grieve.
- Who
- Sean Grayson, a former police officer convicted in the Sonya Massey shooting case, died; Massey’s family and lawyers Ben Crump and Antonio Romanucci issued a response.
- What
- Grayson died in prison from cancer after his conviction in the shooting case.
- Where
- Grayson died in prison; the specific prison is not identified.
- When
- The article does not specify when Grayson died.
- Why
- The reported cause of death was cancer.
Key facts
- Deceased
- Sean Grayson
- Occupation
- Former police officer
- Cause of death
- Cancer
- Location of death
- Prison
- Case
- Sonya Massey shooting case
- Family response
- Massey’s family said Grayson’s death did not change the circumstances of her killing.
Quotes
Ben Crump and Antonio Romanucci
Lawyers representing Sonya Massey’s family
“Sonya Massey's death was unjustifiable and she should be alive today, Sean Grayson's death in custody from cancer does not bring Sonya back. We wish his family prayers of peace, as we do for all who grieve a loved one. Sonya's family knows that pain all too well and will grieve her loss the rest of their days.”
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