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<i>"I take full responsibility for what happened at Enron," said Mr. Lay, 62."</i>

From the horse's mouth.

Criminal or not, he was in charge of a company that blatantly padded the bank accounts of the "elite few" (himself included)" knowingly at the expense of employees and share holders.

If he knew about it, he's a criminal; if he didn't know about it, he is guilty of gross neglect of fiduciary duty, which also makes him subject to litigation.

Either way, his actions are indefensible, IMO.

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