Enron Trial Verdict

Cute Fuzzy Bunny said:
I mean where you buy a one way airline ticket to a country with really, really nice prisons...say switzerland.  Buy a baguette.  Go into a bank and wave the baguette in a menacing manner, announce that you're robbing the bank, then wait and continue to wave the baguette until the authorities show up.

Enjoy your three digit budget, 15-20 year ER.

And when you get out, all you need to buy is another baguette.

CFB, do you have a link describing these really really prisons?  Sound very interesting.
 
You know, I havent really investigated this option too thoroughly. The standard ER plan is working for me so far. Got it on the back burner though, just in case.
 
Exerpts from "Kenny Boy Goes to Jail", the inside story of Ken Lay's first day in prison.

8:05: Lay meets cellmate Leon "Bonecrusher" Smith, serving 20-30 for armed robbery and carjacking. "Lay is NOT a good name to have in prison," the blue-collared white-collar criminal is told. Lay is consoled by the fact that he's the smartest guy in THIS room, although certainly not the most athletic.

10:35: Lay assigned to first work detail -- breaking up a fight in the shower.

11:35: Lay treated by prison doctor for deep cuts and contusions and released back to cell, still woozy and muttering, "God is in control."

11:45: Lay complains to cellmate that "they didn't just throw the book at me, they threw the bookcase." Is told, "You must have me confused with someone who gives a rat's ass."

12:30: In prison lunchroom, is informed he doesn't meet moral standards needed to join Aryan Brotherhood. Wonders if he could saw through his cell bars with stale bread he's been served.

1:15: Guy serving time for kiddie-porn refuses offer to shake hands with Lay.

2:10: During card game, makes mistake of trying to hire large Latino inmate to clean his cell.

2:15: Lay re-admitted to outpatient clinic.

5:00: At dinner, tries a display of bravado to show fellow inmates he's one of them. "I'm in here for 20 years. I stole $2 billion and cost 5,600 people their jobs," he boasts. Inmate next to him replies "I'm in here for 30 years for stealing $200 from a 7-11."

5:01: Lay leaves mess hall early to tidy up and remove mixture of chipped beef in gravy, lima beans, pound cake and steaming coffee dumped down his trousers.

6:45: Tells prison chaplain his father was a minister. Chaplain resolves to change denominations.

7:08: Asks name of scary-looking dude in next cell. Is told "Arthur Andersen."
 
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