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The series of congressional investigations launched in January 2002 following Enron's collapse, spanning multiple Senate and House committees and featuring testimony from key executives including Sherron Watkins, Jeffrey Skilling, Ken Lay, and Andrew Fastow.
The U.S. Department of Justice investigative unit that prosecuted criminal activity related to Enron's collapse, securing 22 convictions including top executives.
The 213-page investigation by Enron's Special Committee that documented systematic accounting fraud, executive self-enrichment, and board oversight failures, becoming the foundation for criminal prosecutions and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.