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| Complaint hits Rezko land deal |
| 2008-12-09 |
| Posted by:tipper |
| #2 More on K.K. Bio-Scince: Search warrants were served Tuesday at the company's offices on the 17th floor of a Chicago office building at 220 S. State St. According to office workers across the hall, the offices had already been cleared out. K.K. Bio-Science abruptly closed down Jan. 19, giving its employees no warning. Company representatives then spent the next week tossing records and office equipment into trash bins, said other building tenants. "They threw away an incredible amount of stuff," said Paul Leslie Beals, who works across the hall at the Lawyers' Committee for Better Housing. "I counted at least five Dumpsters in the hallway. There was a printer in there that one of my colleagues took. There were all kinds of files and documents. Somebody said they even saw some checks in the trash. They were throwing away everything." Gov. Blagojevich's spokeswoman, Abby Ottenhoff, declined Tuesday to address the specifics of the investigation. Looks like we're gonna have a for real HANGIN! |
| Posted by: Besoeker 2008-12-09 14:50 |
| #1 Maybe itÂ’s a just a coincidence that on the same day Gov. Blagojevich is taken in for questioning that president and CEO of Mutual Bank, Amrish Mahajan, was served with papers relating to the Rezko/Obama land deal. Could it be that the GovernorsÂ’ wife Patricia Blagojevich and the CEOÂ’s wife Anita MahajansÂ’ past indiscretions finally caught up with them? And do ya think First Lady-elect Michelle has ever had lunch with either of these two upstanding ladies from Cook County? |
| Posted by: DepotGuy 2008-12-09 12:57 |