(The Center Square) – A former precinct captain for former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan testified that he expected to get paid for services he did not render, as long as he continued doing campaign work for Madigan.
In testimony Wednesday at the corruption trial of Madigan and codefendant Michael McClain, Ed Moody described how he became a paid subcontractor for ComEd, despite not doing work for the utility company.
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