John Clifford Baxter died by gunshot wound apparently self inflicted, in the emergency lane his car beside a Houston freeway. Baxter avoided possible prosecution with his death, but we will never know. Ken Lay, who alluded to Baxter in his post conviction speech [“All things work for good to those who love the Lord”] died of health complications following his trial awaiting federal appeal.
Why is it guys like Skilling, Lay, the Fastows and Copper engage in price fixing and the stock becomes worthless to longs and they get convicted of crime and Charles Schwab & Co. Inc. engages in price fixing and self-dealing and gets a fine from the SEC and restitution payments? Connected Lawyers. (See Santa Clara Law Magazine, “The First Filter” by Timothy Harper, Spring 2014 at 20-21.)
JOHN RUBENS is no Mother Teresa. 