The troubled Alabama One Credit Union has petitioned the federal bankruptcy court to convene a meeting at the federal correctional facility in Talladega, Ala., so Danny Ray Butler can attend.
Butler, who pleaded guilty to fraud and check kiting at the credit union in February 2014, is serving a 36-month sentence at the institution. His fiancée, Paige Howard, has reported to the court that Butler has been told he will be released in December of this year.
Howard also holds power of attorney for Butler while he is in prison.
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