Because Lay died before he could appeal, his conviction has been wiped clean and he goes to his grave technically an innocent man. His death will make it very difficult for the government to get back $183m in ill-gotten gains.
Because Lay died before he could appeal, his conviction has been wiped clean and he goes to his grave technically an innocent man. His death will make it very difficult for the government to get back $183m in ill-gotten gains.
I have an interesting story to tell you about how one of Dad’s coworkers met his wife… (too bad it wasn’t 182 m in ill-gotten gains)