Sun Times Keeps Pushing

A few new(er) names are popping up now:

• Webb’s report leaves many questions unanswered — and raises some new ones — about the 2004 and 2011 police investigations into Koschman’s death. Among them:
  
  1. When did the police first know it was Vanecko who ran away after throwing the punch that led to Koschman’s death — and who told them?
  
  Testifying under immunity from prosecution last year, police Lt. Richard Rybicki told grand jurors he knew “pretty shortly thereafter” — within “a couple of days” — Vanecko was involved. Rybicki, who supervised the Area 3 detectives handling the case, said he discussed this with his boss, Cmdr. Michael Chasen, and recalled someone saying, “Holy crap, maybe the mayor’s nephew is involved.”
  
  Webb’s report says his 17-month investigation couldn’t determine who told Chasen and Rybicki about Vanecko.
  
  The report doesn’t say whether anyone higher in the police chain of command knew about Vanecko.

We still have a few people pointing out that the feebs aren't going to do much - that the feebs like having something gift wrapped with a bow on top so as to keep their conviction rate on public corruption cases high. To those we simply point out:

• The feds are involved. They aren't denying it and any comments made are along the lines of "It's a continuing investigation." Therefore, it might be safe to assume that something is gift wrapped. Someone is wearing a bow. Somebody is/was/will be talking.

The Sun Times asks 15 questions. Some are nonsense, but more than a few have the potential to produce answers that will make a lot of other people uncomfortable to the point of thinking about saving their own skins. First seat on the bus is always the window seat with the view.