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En zo, depending on which language program was used to translate that into Basic English we are to understand somebody had $15 million ~ Rossi, Defkalian, somebody else?

Or is it 15 million EU, or is it something else?

I've gone over that statement several dozen times ~ it's not clear what the man says ~

BTW, the point on ENRON had to do with your simile. Either something is structured like ENRON or it's not. That comes before any "fraud".

Regarding furniture built by white collar criminals who can be trusted with scissors and other sharp objects, they are demonstrating trustworthiness and reliability in some other field. The fraud in the background at ENRON was simply the failure to back up the claim regarding the cost of the power they were linking to customers ~ they didn't. They got in trouble when the criminals in charge of the California state grid began tricking them around.

One fraud meets another fraud and you'll never know what happens. California is still in business but barely. ENRON became AEI and they are STILL AROUND and have gone international.

Remember, with the Enron bankruptcy the asset base was put on the market and was picked up by new more responsible owners.

Now ENRON, under another name, does business in China, Brazil, etc. Like a cancer it has metastasized