Jeffrey K. Skilling
Count 1 (Conspiracy) GUILTY
Count 2 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 14 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 16 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 17 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 18 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 19 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 20 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 22 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 23 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 24 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 25 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 26 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 31 (False Statements to Auditors) GUILTY Count 32 (False Statements to Auditors) GUILTY Count 34 (False Statements to Auditors) GUILTY Count 35 (False Statements to Auditors) GUILTY Count 36 (False Statements to Auditors) GUILTY Count 42 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 43 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 44 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 45 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 46 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 47 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 48 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 49 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 50 (Insider Trading) NOT GUILTY Count 51 (Insider Trading) GUILTY
Kenneth L. Lay
Count 1 (Conspiracy) GUILTY
Count 12 (Wire Fraud) GUILTY
Count 13 (Wire Fraud) GUILTY
Count 27 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 28 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 29 (Securities Fraud) GUILTY
Count 38 (Bank Fraud) GUILTY
Count 39 (False statements to banks) GUILTY
Count 40 (False statements to banks) GUILTY
Count 41 (False statements to banks) GUILTY
As guilty as these guys are, I was still surprised by the length of the sentences. They should get plenty of insider trading action over the next 40 years, so they're probably happy about that.
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