After nearly eight days on the witness stand trying to convince jurors that he did nothing wrong as president, COO and CEO of Enron Corp., Jeffrey Skilling was able to relax — sort of — by midday Thursday. Tired after a grueling cross-examination that lasted three days, Skilling told reporters outside the Houston courtroom that he had said what he wanted to say.
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Jurors Hear Tapes of Skilling, Lay to Discount Koenig’s Testimony
Jurors in the trial of Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay and former CEO Jeffrey Skilling were given a behind-the-scenes peek into the once mighty company on Wednesday, as the defense offered hours of audio and videotape from financial presentations and employee webcasts, some of which mixed business presentations with self-congratulatory pep rallies.
February 9, 2006
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