Ben Glisan of Enron fame is released from “prison”

Posted on January 21st, 2007

On Friday, Ben Glisan, Enron’s former Treasurer was released from home confinement. He was sentenced to 5 years in [tag]prison[/tag], but was released from prison and put under home confinement in September. He has served about 2/3 of his original sentence for his guilty [tag]plea[/tag] to charges of [tag]conspiracy[/tag] to commit wire and [tag]securities fraud[/tag].

Initially, Glisan did not cooperate with prosecutors in the [tag]Enron[/tag] case, but he later became a government witness againt Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling.

Glisan was the first Enron executive to go to prison, and is the first to be released from serving time.

Related posts:

  1. Jeffrey Skilling gets a long prison sentence
  2. Former Enron executive reports to prison
  3. Enron trial: Lay and Skilling to take the stand
  4. Enron executive sentenced to prison
  5. Former Enron executive Jeffrey Skilling begins his prison sentence

Trackback from your site.

Leave a comment

Note that comments which are abusive to the author or other commenters will not be published. Also, comments promoting any multi-level marketing companies, pyramid schemes, or business opportunity scams will not be published. Please do not assume that the author agrees with or endorses any comments left by others.