Teamsters Local 320 Brian Aldes tied to indicted Chicago Boss Coli?

Word on the street is indicted Teamsters Boss John Coli has struck a plea deal with the Feds.

The Chicago Sun Times is reporting:

"Though he faces up to eight years in prison, his cooperation could land him a sentence of less than two years. Chief U.S. District Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer agreed to hold off on sentencing Coli until that cooperation is complete."


Brian Aldes
Sources tell the Secret Truth that, that singing leads all the way to Teamsters Local 320, possibly including Secretary - Treasurer Brian Aldes.

The Secret Truth is that like all cornered rats, Coli's singing to save his hide. No other rats are safe.

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