Ex-Madigan aide sentenced to 30 months in prison for obstruction of justice attempt, perjury – Capitol News IL

Tim Mapes, who didn't testify in his own defense during trial, chose to make a statement before the judge handed down his sentence, saying he was proud of the decades he put into public service in Illinois government. “I also recognize that many people in the state of Illinois have lost faith in their government,” Mapes said. “And that breaks my heart.”
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Da Judge
2 months ago

Quote of da year!!

“I also recognize that many people in the state of Illinois have lost faith in their government,” Mapes said. “And that breaks my heart.”

Ex Illini
2 months ago

Mapes is an absolute idiot. A seventy year old man throwing away 2 and a half years of the few years that remain. All to protect a man that will duck and dodge his way out of prison. Madigan likely has doctors lined up ready to attest he is not well enough to stand trial. At least Madigan isn’t sleeping well, knowing the Feds will pursue him to the end.

Da Judge
2 months ago

Mapes will get da top bunk at Marion once Mikey Madigan is convicted and sentenced.

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