Mission: blow up Sears Tower; Sentence: 13 years

More ABC7's I-Team

• Chicago suspects linked to Mumbai attacks
• November 18, 2009 (CHICAGO) - A judge gave prosecutors two more months to sort through the computer files and phone calls of two terror suspects.
• Reputed mobster pleads guilty to Lincolnshire burglary
• November 16, 2009 (LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill.) - A reputed member of the Chicago mob was sentenced to 71/2 years in prison Monday when he pleaded guilty to burglarizing a Lincolnshire house.
• Scott's personal, public life clashed in recent months
• November 16, 2009 (CHICAGO) - The past few months, Michael Scott found himself answering questions from the media and a federal grand jury about his role as school board president.
• Blagojevich asks for new trial date
• November 13, 2009 (CHICAGO) - In a day of developments, impeached Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich says that a U.S. Supreme Court ruling on other pending cases could free him of most of the federal corruption charges against him.
• State officials claim they responded quickly
• November 11, 2009 (CHICAGO) - Top officials from the Illinois Department of Human Services say they launched an immediate investigation of employee misconduct after the ABC7 I-Team began asking questions about the results of our surveillance reporting.
• I-Team Report: Paid to Play
• November 11, 2009 (CHICAGO) - What a state engineer does when he's supposed to be maintaining a state hospital.
• Feds: Chicago terrorists had secondary target
• October 29, 2009 (CHICAGO) - There was another target in the crosshairs of a pair of Chicago terror suspects, according to federal agents.
• Al-Qaida agent gets 8 years in prison
• October 29, 2009 (CHICAGO) - Ali Al-Marri, a former Bradley University student convicted of being an al-Qaida sleeper agent, has been sentenced to eight and a half years in prison.
• Terror suspect accused of providing materials
• October 28, 2009 (CHICAGO) - Suspect Tahawwur Rana faces new, more serious charges in a terror plot that stretches from a goat farm and slaughterhouse in Illinois through Chicago to Denmark.
• Lawyer: Ambrose to appeal sentence, conviction
• October 27, 2009 (CHICAGO) - A U.S Marshall who helped the Chicago mob was sentenced Tuesday.
• Deputy U.S. marshal to claim good deeds outweigh bad
• "No defendant can be defined and sentenced simply by reference to his worst act" contends a lawyer for disgraced U.S. Marshal Service Deputy John T. Ambrose, who was convicted of leaking secret government information to the Chicago Mob.
• I-Team Report: Mystery in the Rectory
• October 21, 2009 (CHICAGO) - A Chicago pastor was found in his Southwest Side home, stabbed more than twenty times and it was ruled a suicide.

• I-Team Report: The Underground Priesthood
• Web Exclusive: Mob's Rudy no role model
• I-Team Report: The End of the Line
• Legendary Chicago defense lawyer dies at 64
• I-Team Report: The Watering Hole
• Former Blago aide to testify from grave
• Casino target of nationwide cheating ring
• I-Team Report: Chris Kelly Mystery
• FBI digging again for Jimmy Hoffa in Detroit?
• I-Team Report: Rescue Club
• I-Team Report: A measure of safety
• I-Team Report: The Brick Legend
• Intelligence Report
• I-Team Report: Cash for Clunkers
• 'Beach Bum Bandit' confesses to 9 bank heists
• I-Team Report: Talking Points
• I-Team Report: The Hiring Line
• I-Team Report: Down the drain
• I-Team Report: Grave Concerns
• I-Team Report: The Afghan Shakedown
• Dillinger: The Lost Files
• I-Team Report: The man behind the wheel
• I-Team Report: The Dark Side