NASHVILLE -- A state parole-hearing official said Wednesday he's recommending against releasing Cornersville's former administrator from prison because of opposition and his betrayal of trust when he stole money from the town. If the recommendation from Richard O'Bryan, the hearings officer supervisor for Middle Tennessee, is accepted by three of the seven members of the state Parole Board, then Eric Brangenberg will not be eligible for another parole hearing until ...to find out more, why not pick up a copy of the Marshall County Tribune!. ...
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NASHVILLE -- A state parole-hearing official said Wednesday he's recommending against releasing Cornersville's former administrator from prison because of opposition and his betrayal of trust when he stole money from the town.
If the recommendation from Richard O'Bryan, the hearings officer supervisor for Middle Tennessee, is accepted by three of the seven members of the state Parole Board, then Eric Brangenberg will not be eligible for another parole hearing until ...to find out more, why not pick up a copy of the Marshall County Tribune!
