A California woman serving life behind bars for a string of brutal attacks is once again drawing attention — not for her crimes, but for her surprising role as an advocate for fellow inmates. And many say the irony is impossible to ignore.
Dana Sue Gray, now 67, has spent nearly three decades in prison after admitting to a series of violent assaults in the mid-1990s. In a 2024 interview with The Independent, Gray claimed she now fights for women behind bars, telling the outlet, “Most women are taught to stay quiet and follow orders — that’s why so many don’t push back.”
