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Nov 26, 2023 · Brian Scott Hartman killed his mother and father in 2010 and claimed they left town. He was arrested, convicted, and sentenced to 120 years in prison. Learn more about his motive, method, and current status.
2021. Bayesian nonparametric predictive modeling of group health claims. GW Fellingham, A Kottas, BM Hartman. Insurance: Mathematics and Economics 60, 1-10. , 2015. 27. 2015. Estimating loss...
Nov 27, 2023 · Scott Hartman confessed to murdering his mother, Cheri, by overdose and his father, Brian, by shotgun in Indiana. He claimed they wanted to die together, but the police suspected he was motivated by drug addiction.
Brian Hartman's current research interests include Bayesian methods and their applications in actuarial science and risk. He has worked in various capacities with companies in property-casualty, health, and long-term care insurance.
Scott, now 47, was convicted in 2013 of killing Brian and Cheri Hartman and sentenced to 120 years in prison. “I never would have in a million years thought that he would have ever done anything like this,” Baumgartner says of her nephew.
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Feb 23, 2021 · Brian Hartman is a Bechtel senior vice president and serves as manager of Corporate Engineering and Technology. In this role, he is responsible for the oversight and management of the company’s global engineering and technology functions and the Bechtel Fellows and Distinguished Engineers and Scientists program.
Dec 18, 2023 · A Randolph Circuit Court jury last October found Brian Scott Hartman, now 37, guilty of two counts of murder in the February 2010 slayings. Judge Jay Toney later imposed a 120-year sentence, calling Hartman “the definition of a cold-blooded killer.”
