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Opinion July 27, 2006
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To the Editor:

On July 5, 2006, we were told that Ken Lay, former CEO of Enron, had died of a massive heart attack. It sounded to me as a sickness that an unemployed, uninsured American would die of because he had no money to go to a doctor and have himself checked out.

A billionaire as Ken Lay did not know that he had three or four arteries blocked and neither his doctors? It sounds as an impossibility. Just see how Dick Cheney get checked up every six months and if anything is wrong get it fixed right away.

Maybe I have a very vivid imaginatin or maybe I love a good conspiracy theory, but at this time when Ken Lay was found guilty and was going to be sentenced to spend time in jail (It wasn't going to be along time because his buddy, buddy Georgy W. Bush for sure was going to pardon him before he left the Presidency.

It this specific time a "Stage Death" is very convenient, he gets out serving jail time, get himself physically changed by plastic surgery and enjoy all the money he stole from his employees and the American people who invested in his company.

If he really died he will be facing our creator for all his bad deeds on earth, the lies, money stolen from hes employees leaving them with no retirement money or medical insurance and the rest or the Amercan Investors who trusted him. In this case, RIP.

Old and disabled but still thinking

Magda Haller


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