so, what happened? what was the outcome?

Some of us testified Friday, but many more were unable to, so that will continue on Monday morning, probably starting at about 9:30 AM.

Those who can should make their way on Monday to Judge Pallmeyer's courtroom on the 21st floor of 219 S. Dearborn to continue to show their support. Thanks.

i would like to hear what happens monday

Shouldn't have broken the law. Whoopsie.

I have known Aaron since 1992. There are few people who worked more closely with Aaron than I did.

We have had many honest and frank heart-to-heart conversations over the years. On everything from race, class, drugs, women, family, you name it. Whatever brothers talk about, we've talked about it.

In our discussions about drugs I have NEVER heard anything from Aaron that would give me the idea that he was pro-drugs. In fact, he used to talk about shutting the head houses down in his neighborhood. He wanted to either raze them and rebuild, or renovate them for neighborhood investment projects.

He even spoke with local law enforcement to see about what he could do to expedite that process.

The fact that I was not called by anyone to come testify on Aaron's behalf is not surprising, considering the hidden agenda, pattern of ineptitude and the slowness of uptake by certain organizing elements in that sheep town.

All this could have been avoided if people would have listened to Aaron while he was still in jail the first time, and focused on the States Atty's Office, instead of trying to work with people who'd rather cut a deal with Devine, and then leave him out their to set up another frame on Aaron, and continue the torturous abuse on Aaron and his extended family.

Chicago.. you are slow and stupid. There is no other way to describe it.

Did it ever occur to you that he may have been telling you what you wanted to hear?