Thread: Kenneth Lay dead at 64
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Old 07-05-2006   #6 (permalink)
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Re: Kenneth Lay dead at 64
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dave
This man destroyed no telling how many peoples lives. He was convicted of his crimes, yet was still able to die at his residence instead of in prison where he deserved to be. Prayers for his family that had nothing to do with his crimes, but this man got off easy IMO.

Most people in positions of power... small or big... ALWAYS (well 97.65% of the time to be exact ) get off easy. Nothing new.... and he died at his residence because the justice system was in the process of getting his prison term set. Guess he just got it easy (that is, if he considers being dead easier/better off than prison).

Life is something that you can't control.
When you try to hold on to it, it makes you let go!

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