Cynthia Ray:: Autism, Incarceration, and a Sister's Fight for Compassionate Release"
Send us Fan Mail Cynthia Ray shares the deeply moving story of her brother Philip's tumultuous journey. Diagnosed with autism later in life, Philip's association with a con artist led to his incarceration and a subsequent prostate cancer diagnosis that went untreated for a year. Cynthia recounts Philip's early…
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