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Katika hii seketa ya ufisadi na Gavana wa jimbo la Illinois, inadaiwa kua
mtoto wa Rev Jesse Jackson ambaye ni mwanasiasa chipukizi mjini
Chicago.Kwa ufupi career ya whoever the person who offered the money
is, aanze kutafuta kibarua sehemu nyengine.
Feds Plan to Interview Chicago Congressman as Part of Blagojevich Probe
By BRIAN ROSS
Dec. 10, 2008
Chicago Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., D-Ill., is the anonymous "Senate Candidate No. 5" whose emissaries Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich reportedly offered up to $1 million to name him to the U.S. Senate, federal law enforcement sources tell ABC News.
According to the FBI affidavit in the case, Blagojevich "stated he might be able to cut a deal with Senate Candidate 5 that provided ROD BLAGOJEVICH" with something "tangible up front."
Jackson said this morning he was contacted Tuesday by federal prosecutors in Obama whom he said "asked me to come in and share with them my insights and thoughts about the selection process."
Jackson said, "I don't know" when asked whether he was Candidate No. 5, but said he was told "I am not a target of this investigation."
Jackson said he agreed to talk with federal investigators "as quickly as possible" after he consulted with a lawyer.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/12/09/senate-candidate-5-in-bla_n_149682.html
mtoto wa Rev Jesse Jackson ambaye ni mwanasiasa chipukizi mjini
Chicago.Kwa ufupi career ya whoever the person who offered the money
is, aanze kutafuta kibarua sehemu nyengine.
Sources Say Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. Is 'Senate Candidate No. 5'
Feds Plan to Interview Chicago Congressman as Part of Blagojevich Probe
By BRIAN ROSS
Dec. 10, 2008
Chicago Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr., D-Ill., is the anonymous "Senate Candidate No. 5" whose emissaries Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich reportedly offered up to $1 million to name him to the U.S. Senate, federal law enforcement sources tell ABC News.
According to the FBI affidavit in the case, Blagojevich "stated he might be able to cut a deal with Senate Candidate 5 that provided ROD BLAGOJEVICH" with something "tangible up front."
Jackson said this morning he was contacted Tuesday by federal prosecutors in Obama whom he said "asked me to come in and share with them my insights and thoughts about the selection process."
Jackson said, "I don't know" when asked whether he was Candidate No. 5, but said he was told "I am not a target of this investigation."
Jackson said he agreed to talk with federal investigators "as quickly as possible" after he consulted with a lawyer.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/12/09/senate-candidate-5-in-bla_n_149682.html