Defense begins its case in Enron trial

Posted by Tracy Coenen on April 3, 2006 · Leave a Comment 

The defense in the case against former Enron president Jeffrey Skilling and former Enron chairman Kenneth Lay is claiming that there was no wrongdoing at the company. In day one of the defense case, testimony by five former Enron employees was meant to refute the government’s accusations that Skilling and Lay mischaracterized the performance to the retail energy services unit. Skilling might testify as early as Tuesday.

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