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SEPTEMBER 07, 2007
St. Pete council chairman apparently commits suicide
St. Petersburg City Council Chairman John Bryan apparently committed suicide today after it was revealed that police were investigating allegations he sexually abused two of his adopted daughters, the St. Petersburg Times has learned. Click here to read more.
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