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Monday, January 5, 2009
Fumo trial resumes in the new year

The Fumo trial has moved into 2009.
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The corruption trial of former State Sen. Vincent J. Fumo resumes this morning in U.S. District Court with prosecutors continuing to present witnesses.

The trial before U.S. District Judge Ronald L. Buxckwalter began in October and is expected to continue into February.

The Inquirer also resumes its live blogging. Follow the trial live via blog by clicking here.

Read more breaking news in our From The Source blog.
Posted by Inquirer Online Desk @ 9:18 AM  Permalink | 7 comments
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Posted 12:00 PM, 01/05/2009
jet3to
I agree 100% with drrichard [above blogger].American taxpayers are sheep being lied to by our political reps,they should all have a pair of cuffs,they do little for their local constituents.The Wash dc politicos are looking for lobbyist to grease their pockets,its obvious and nobody in todays political arena to stop them-all greed
Posted 10:19 PM, 01/05/2009
gypski
Hopefully, the justice system will work where Vinnie is concerned. He's robbed and scammed his constituents for far too long. And he aided and abetted the PECO electric industry deregulation where you pay for intangible (not provable) charges for their lost electricity during transmission to your house. Not even considering the rate increases coming your way as they rob your deeper. You were all sold out for $18 million to line Vinne's pet special interest pockets. Time to do the time for your crime Vincent if justice really runs its course.
Posted 11:00 PM, 01/05/2009
FrankD
Today was BY FAR the most damaging day for Vinnie. The Verizon guy said he thought about consulting a CRIMINAL lawyer? WOW! A list of demands....you are so full of yourself...YOUR neighborhood, YOUR bank, and money to YOUR buddy at the Philly Pops! Where is the money for your district and the citizens alliance neighborhoods? A $10 million dollar deposit in YOUR bank??? You turned out to be nothing but a joke.
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