True, but he should have gotten out when they refused to listen.
Maybe even went to the media or the SEC, I know I would have
considered it.  I've been in a moral dilemna like that before
myself (on a smaller scale, obviously) and that's what I did --
left the company.

I guess that's why I feel I can live with myself (and have never
contemplated suicide). I can't imagine living with the thought of
knowing that you helped screw 1000's of employees out of their
life savings and retirement funds. :-(

Matt Pobursky
Maximum Performance Systems

On Tue, 4 Jun 2002 16:17:46 -0500, Doug Butler wrote:
>As I recall one of the ENRON execs had been complaining to his
>partners how
>what they were doing was wrong.  He committed suicide a few
>months ago...
>
>As for the rest of them, they won't go to jail unless we can
>prove what they
>did was actually illegal, not just wrong.
>
>Doug Butler
>Sherpa Engineering
>
>

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