In a glimpse behind the curtain, federal prosecutors tell jurors at perjury trial of Tim Mapes how he allegedly shielded his boss, Madigan ‘the wizard’ – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Mapes, 68, of Springfield, faces counts of perjury and attempted obstruction of justice. The Mapes case represents a relatively small piece of the broad public corruption investigation federal prosecutors have brought against Michael Madigan, who was ousted from his speakership and left the House in 2021. Even so, the matter comes with high political and symbolic stakes.
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Da Judge
2 years ago

Mapes and Madigan, two more corrupt Illinois Dems.

When will the Feds bring criminal charges against the entire Illinois Dem Party?!!

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