The admission on Tuesday by a senior auditor at Arthur Andersen that he broke the law destroying documents in Enron's collapse gives U.S. prosecutors a powerful tool in their broadening financial investigation, legal experts say. David B. Duncan could provide the government details about Enron's controversial deals and insights into what the Justice Department says was Andersen's widespread shredding of papers and e-mails.
April 10, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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