Prosecutors in the Enron trial wrapped up their closing arguments Wednesday, hitting more highlights of 15 weeks of testimony and urging jurors to decide the case against former Enron Chairman Ken Lay and ex-CEO Jeff Skilling as a "black and white" matter.
Prosecutor Sean Berkowitz abruptly ended cross-examination of former Enron CEO Jeff Skilling yesterday after asking Skilling whether he didn't leave Enron in August 2001 because he wanted to become CEO of Lucent Technologies. Skilling has given several reasons for leaving the company, mainly related to Enron burnout and wanting to spend more time with his family, but prosecutors claim he resigned because he knew Enron was headed for collapse.
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