TO HEAR ROY BARNES tell it, Stiles and Sammy Kellett are old Atlanta boys who-with hard work and savvy-became self-made businessmen worthy of a Cobb County civil jury’s admiration.
But Georgia’s former governor said the Kellett brothers, whom he has known “all my life,” were bamboozled and betrayed by a Boston doctor in cahoots with accountants from one of the world’s largest, most prestigious accounting firms-PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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