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  • On September 14, 2005 Turbyfill was fired by Fletcher due to his involvement in the Merit System case.

    The Kentucky Grand Ole Docket 2009

  • On August 29, 2005 Turbyfill was one of nine indicted Fletcher administration employees granted a blanket pardon by the Governor, which dismissed his indictment.

    The Kentucky Grand Ole Docket 2009

  • On July 11, 2005 Turbyfill was indicted on a single misdemeanor charge of criminal conspiracy to violate state merit system laws.

    The Kentucky Grand Ole Docket 2009

  • As she walked out of the Lauderdale County Courthouse, Turbyfill made it clear she'll do everything possible to make sure Kenneth Dwight Sylvester spends every day of that sentence in prison.

    Local News from TimesDaily 2010

  • "Every time he has a parole hearing, we will be there to oppose it," said Turbyfill, a Florence resident.

    Local News from TimesDaily 2010

  • "It feels like we've come full circle," Turbyfill said.

    The Times-Journal: News 2009

  • Turbyfill said a ribbon will be tied to the pendulum of the clock and once the ribbon is cut, it will start the clock.

    The Times-Journal: News 2009

  • Turbyfill said a ribbon will be tied to the pendulum of the clock and once the ribbon is cut, it will start the clock.

    The Times-Journal: News 2009

  • Suzanne Turbyfill 40 Pensacola FL 0: 29: 31.65 23: 00 6: 31.65 181 4058 6096

    PNJ - News 2009

  • Turbyfill said a ribbon will be tied to the pendulum of the clock and once the ribbon is cut, it will start the clock.

    The Times-Journal: News 2009

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