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Topic: Enron (page 2)

Sidney Blumenthal

Jul 05, 2006; Houston, TX, USA; Former Enron Corporation President & CEO KENNETH LAY, 64 died of an apparent massive coronary in Aspen Colorado on the 4th of July 2006. Lay was found guilty on 10 counts of fraud and conspiracy related to the collapse of Enron, the energy company he founded that eventually grew into the nation's seventh largest company before it imploded after an accounting scandal. Lay was scheduled for sentencing on Oct. 23, 2006. FILE PHOTO: Apr 6, 2006; Enron former chief executive Jeffrey Skilling and founder KENNETH LAY were found guilty Thursday of conspiracy and fraud. Skilling was found guilty on 20 counts of conspiracy, fraud, false statements and insider trading. He was found not guilty on eight counts of insider trading. Lay was found guilty on all six counts of conspiracy and fraud. Pictured: Former Enron CEO KENNETH LAY arrives at the Bob Casey Federal Court House for day 36 in the Enron trial 6 April 2006 in Houston, Texas. Mandatory Credit: Photo by James Nielsen/ZUMA Press. (Â¬Â©) Copyright 2006 by James Nielsen (James Nielsen)

Enron: Bush's scandal, not Clinton's

Joyce McGreevy

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