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General : Rod Blagojevich The Illegal Bookmaker!!!
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From: MSN Nicknamedoonjon  (Original Message)Sent: 12/18/2008 7:06 PM

I suppose the age old saying once a crook always a crook has the ring of truth in regards to the Blagojevich scandal.....

“When I was working with government wearing wire, I reported, I observed Rod, the present governor, who was running a gambling operation out in the western suburbs. He was paying street tax to the mob out there,�?said Robert Cooley, federal informant.

On a web-based interview show last week, Cooley said he reported to federal authorities nearly two decades ago that had been operating an illegal sports gambling business.

Robert Cooley is a former Chicago police officer-turned mob lawyer-turned federal informant. During Operation Gambat in the late 1980’s and early 1990’s, Cooley’s undercover work and testimony put away 24 crooked politicians, judges, lawyers and cops. Several years ago, when Mr. Blagojevich was running for re-election, Cooley provided the same information to the ABC7 I-Team. Because Cooley did not want to be identified at the time and the governor denied it, ABC7 did not report the story.



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From: MSN NicknameCaptainKBTSent: 12/18/2008 8:20 PM
Because Cooley did not want to be identified at the time and the governor denied it, ABC7 did not report the story.
 
But had the governor had an "R" behind his name the story would no doubt have been run and Cooley would have been an "unidentified" or "anonymous" source.