Michael Scott, the Chicago Public School board President, was reportedly found dead, his body floating in the Chicago river early this morning.
While this hasn’t been confirmed by authorities, Scott’s Cadillac was found nearby.
“My wife and I would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to the family of Michael Scott,” said Cook County Board President Todd Stroger in a statement released this morning. “Mr. Scott was a strong advocate for education. His contributions to the minority communities of Cook County will be sorely missed. In particular, his love for the upward mobility of residents from Chicago’s Westside where he spent his life.”
Scott had recently been subpoenaed to testify into wrong-doing in Chicago’s bid to host the Olympic games. Mr. Scott was reported missing earlier this morning (November 16).
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