Posted on 18/11/05
Tweedy analyst the saga's driving force
Patrick Fitzgerald is, by all accounts, a pretty thorough guy, a man with a mind like a steel trap. Yet when the U.S. Attorney stood in front of a throng of reporters in Chicago yesterday, dispensing his deadpan thank-yous to a cast of people who had helped him bring an indictment against Conrad Black, there was one name he forgot: Laura Jereski.
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