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Hendersonville judge extends probation in Neill case
The appeals court faulted the trial court for ignoring a $1,075,000 restitution and for deeming Neill willfully violated probation. The case returns to Henderson County for a second hearing. Neill, 74, testified to Social Security income and a $490,000 tax lien, while prosecutors urged higher restitution and employment efforts. Community Foundation chief McCray Benson condemned the scheme to divert charitable funds, urging stricter penalties and full restitution. The judge extended probation by 24 months, ordered employment and directed half of earnings toward restitution.
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Henderson County
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Bill Moss
Hendersonville Lightning
Life Works
Community Foundation
McCray Benson
Stetzer
Ameshia Cooper-Chester
Four Seasons Hospice
Barry E. Clemo
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