After Hours
Seven emails that were never meant to be evidence of anything except friendship, vanity, boredom, and the fact that nobody at Enron had a personal email worth checking.
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Seven emails that were never meant to be evidence of anything except friendship, vanity, boredom, and the fact that nobody at Enron had a personal email worth checking.
An Arthur Andersen auditor joked about shredding documents three days before the DOJ opened its investigation. He was trying to schedule lunch.
In April 2001, a Nigerian prince emailed Enron's General Counsel about an over-invoicing scheme worth $30.5 million. He had come to the right place.