Posted AT 2:00 AM EDT on 15/03/07
Chicago court meets a low-key Lord
CHICAGO — It was one of those defining moments. Anyone who believed Conrad Black's trial was going to be predictable had that opinion corrected the moment the extravaganza opened in downtown Chicago Wednesday, thanks to Lord Black himself, who went missing.
It was like an adventure story, possibly written by Balzac.
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