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 Former Enron Corp. finance expert Michael Kopper pleaded guilty on August 21, 2002 to money laundering and fraud charges, the first Enron executive to admit to a criminal role in the collapse of the giant energy company. Kopper, shown during testimony on Capitol Hill on Feb. 7, was the chief lieutenant of former Enron Chief Financial Officer Andrew Fastow and helped his boss run shadowy Enron-related partnerships that hid debt, inflated profits and sparked Enron's fall into bankruptcy. (Larry Downing/Reuters) News here Got any interesting photos? Send them to Times@iranian.com
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