To bad really
He deserved to go to prison and lose his fortune. He was entrusted with tens of billions of dollars of other people's money and he squandered it. Even if it was an "accidental oversight" on his part (which I don't buy) that was still a crime of gross negligence (and when legal standards are compared, "gross negligence" is equivelent to "fraud").
Oh well, look on the bright side: This enables the focus to turn more on Skilling and the other more sinister racketeers behind the Enron fiasco.
