Question: Where is Kennyboy Lay today?

[KalicoKitty]

Was he ever sentenced after his indictment? Or his his basking in all that money?







"But I can't take responsibility for criminal conduct of somebody inside the company." -- Kenneth Lay

[Dem Agog]

1. And other missing persons...

Scott Sullivan, Bernard Ebbers from Worldcom... When will they be getting new boyfriends in federal prison?

[KC21304]

2. Of course not. Did you think they would let

Ol' Kenny Boy be paraded around again in handcuffs before Bush is safely into his second term and I suppose they may wait until after the 2006 midterms. It's easy when you're the king.

[rosesaylavee]

3. Kenny Boy's trial starts in January according to another

thread on DU today. (sorry no link)

[KalicoKitty]

5. Thank you!

Oh well, we all know Bush will pardon him!


:mad:

[rosesaylavee]

7. Even so, where will he live that he won't be near the

people whose lives and pensions he destroyed (or spent). Justice will out one way or the other. I hope it goes thru the courts.

[catzies]

8. Here's the link

http://www.click2houston.com/news/5078304/detail.html

[PATRICK]

4. Laying low

until pardon time.

[rainbow4321]

6. Pouting because his lawyers can't get any witnesses to help him

http://www.mysanantonio.com/sharedcontent/APStories/stories/D8D82AL84.html

Dozens of witnesses who have repeatedly refused to talk to Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay and former CEO Jeffrey Skilling before their January trial may simply want nothing to do with their former bosses, federal prosecutors said in court papers made public Friday.

Lawyers for Lay, Skilling and the third defendant in their fraud and conspiracy case, former top Enron accountant Richard Causey, allege prosecutors have choked their efforts to prepare for trial with obvious or veiled threats that critical potential witnesses who talk to the defense could be indicted or face harsh sentences if they've already pleaded guilty to crimes.

"The experienced attorneys who represent these potential witnesses undoubtedly concluded that it is not in their clients' interest to subject them to defense interviews," prosecutors said in Friday's filing.

Last month Daniel Petrocelli, Skilling's lead trial lawyer, said the defense teams had whittled a list of dozens of potential witnesses to 38 particularly crucial people who have consistently refused to talk to them. Lay's lawyer, Michael Ramsey, told Lake in a hearing that the defense has seen a "pervasive freeze-up of witnesses," though he acknowledged later that some may just not want to help his client or the others.

[KC21304]

9. I'm disappointed. What is Daniel Petrocelli doing

defending that skunk, Skilling ? He is the one who got the guilty verdict against O.J. in the civil suit. I guess even the devil himself would be entitled to a good defense lawyer.

[ngGale]

10. Kenny boy could have overplayed his hand...

this time. Putting the trial off so people would forget...then * getting into all this trouble. Some bad Karma for, Kenny Boy!:nopity:

[sandrakae]

11. I thought is fucking ass was in jail.