Enron chief: I knew nothing about company fraud

Enron founder Kenneth Lay said he was had no knowledge of fraud when he retook the reins of the energy giant in 2001.

Enron founder Kenneth Lay said he was had no knowledge of fraud when he retook the reins of the energy giant in 2001.

“Throughout that whole period, a lot of information was flowing to me from a lot of different sources,” he said.

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