A lawyer for Rod Blagojevich says he hopes to walk through the gates of whatever federal prison he'll report to next month without facing a gauntlet of cameras.
The former Illinois Governor asked to go to a Colorado prison to start serving his 14-year sentence for corruption. Blagojevich’s attorney Carolyn Gurland insists Blagojevich could still end up at a prison elsewhere. US prison authorities make the final call and they haven't made a public announcement.
Gurland says she'd rather the public not find out where Blagojevich is until he's behind bars. She says he's told her he wants to surrender ``with dignity'' and not surrounded by Reporters. A camera-shy Blagojevich would be a sharp departure from the man who adored the limelight as governor.