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The chief state investigator who substantiated violations by the Virginia Parole Board filed a motion Monday for an expedited hearing in her bid to be granted whistleblower protection status, citing
Whistleblower received bonus, glowing performance review prior to suspension The woman who investigated multiple complaints against the Virginia Parole Board and later sued Virginia's State Inspector General for suspending her from her job released documents she said showed that she was considered a model employee before she was put on leave. Posted at 1:33 PM, Mar 15, 2021 and last updated 2021-03-15 18:38:46-04 RICHMOND, Va. -- The woman who investigated multiple complaints against the Virginia Parole Board and later sued Virginia's State Inspector General for suspending her from her job...
AND MARK BOWES Richmond Times-Dispatch Esther Brown made it clear to the Virginia Parole Board that she never wanted her surrogate granddaughterâs killer to be released from prison. Gwendolyn âAngelâ Thomas was just 17 and four months pregnant with the child of Hugh Joseph Brown, 27, when he fatally shot her in York County in 1992 and set her body on fire. In his confession, Brown said he was afraid he would shame his family by having a child out of wedlock. He had sex with her before he killed her, and testified that her last words were that she loved him.
Virginia parole board controversy escalates as whistleblower alleges retaliation Tyler Arnold, The Center Square © Provided by Washington Examiner A Virginia government employee who claims she was falsely accused of leaking documents to the media is seeking whistleblower protection after being put on administrative leave from her job with the Office of the State Inspector General. According to the lawsuit, whistleblower Jennifer Moschetti reported allegations of alleged criminal activity by the parole board. This includes allegations that former parole board chair Adrianne ...
PATRICK WILSON AND MARK BOWES Richmond Times-Dispatch RICHMONDâGov. Ralph Northamâs chief of staff said Tuesday that a state watchdog report that found wrongdoing at the Virginia Parole Board was biased and that the governor is talking to lawmakers about state funding for an independent investigation of controversies surrounding the board. Clark Mercerâs comments came at a news conference the day after an investigator at the Office of the State Inspector General filed a whistleblower lawsuit against her boss, alleging the governorâs staff intimidated the agency...