With his death from a massive heart attack on Wednesday, Ken Lay cheated justice. And then some. Not only will the Enron founder not end his days in prison, but according to legal precedent, his entire case will be erased from the records. That means that, in legal terms at least, Lay was never convicted, tried or even indicted for Enron misdeeds. For Lay's estate, and his widow Linda, the positive implication of this grim day is that the government now has no means to collect on its forfeiture claim against Lay for $43.5 million.

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com/Inves...tedJustice.aspx

 

cheated is an understatement....

 

i guess there IS a right time to die

 

What a cheap lay!

 

Here's a few cheaper:

 

Good riddance, Ken Lay, you prick!

 

I've just got a plan.
When I'm 90 years old, I'll borrow millions from the bank, spend it on porsches, ferrari, and loose women; when it's time to pay back, I'm just gonna die.

 

Remember some of us when you do this...

 

I'm gonna wipe my ass with a potato chip tonight in memoriam.

 

This should not be a problem for this Whitehouse ... they'll just ignore the law, as usual, and take the money anyway