An alderman turning down a big payoff?
If that's true, it could really hurt Council members' reputations
BY MARK BROWN Sun-Times Columnist, March 18, 2008
A prosecution witness at Tony Rezko's trial testified Monday that he was told a Chicago alderman was in line to split a six-figure finder's fee on a state pension fund investment without doing any work, but ended up turning down the money.
I hate to say it, but that line of testimony could really undercut the credibility of the prosecution's star witness ...
I mean, who is going to believe a story like that? An alderman turning down a big fat payoff?
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