Alleged Fixer Found Guilty In Federal Court
William Skidmore, accused as the fixer for Chicago gambling interests, was convicted on three counts of income tax evasion in federal court. He was found not guilty on three remaining counts and left the courtroom with his attorney William Scott Stewart during the luncheon recess.
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