Blagojevich trial: Former chief of staff Monk has more to tell from witness stand

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Blagojevich trial: Former chief of staff Monk has more to tell from witness stand

June 10th, 2010 11:10 AM - (AP) — Jurors at the corruption trial of Rod Blagojevich have begun hearing about what prosecutors say was a scheme to use his power as governor to generate illegal profits and hide them in a secret bank account to be divided with members of his inner circle after he left office.

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Blagojevich trial: Former chief of staff Monk has more to tell from witness stand

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