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That flair led Watkins last summer to conclude there was something rotten at Enron. The numbers didn't add up. A pair of letters that she wrote to Chairman Kenneth Lay exposed top officials--perhaps including Lay himself--who for months had been trying to hide a mountain of debt...
About the only thing that didn't fail was Sherron Watkins' flair for numbers. In the sad tale of Enron's collapse, Watkins is the closest thing to a hero in sight. When she goes out for coffee, strangers stop to give her "attagirls" and ask for her autograph. She...
In the news media, it is "Enron whistle-blower" Sherron Watkins, even though Watkins never really blew a whistle. A whistle-blower would have written that letter to the Houston Chronicle, and long before August; Watkins wrote it to Ken Lay, and warned him of potential whistle-blowers lurking among...
Southern District Court Judge Lee Rosenthal, who was overseeing some 45 cases involving 401(k) and securities claims against Enron in Houston, has become the latest public official to recuse herself from the Case of the Crooked E. (It's a play on Enron's tilted E logo, folks - not...
Harvard’s running game—which featured both Staph and junior running back Nick Palazzo—figured prominently into the first-half game plan. Staph finished thehalf with 74 yards rushing, Palazzo with 45 as the Crimson ended the half ahead by a crooked 12-0...