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The testimony of former Enron auditor David Duncan helped a federal jury in Houston convict Arthur Andersen of obstruction of justice, but the same jury said it didn't believe in Duncan's guilt. According to jurors, Duncan's testimony regarding instructions given to him by in-house attorney Nancy Temple, who told him to remove a sentence and her name from a memo, was the knockout blow to Andersen.
June 17, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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