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The one thing that everyone seems to be overlooking is the feeling of guilt he may have felt over so many people losing their life savings. He is said to have been one of the good guys, if that's so, then he would feel guilty that he didn't say or do something that could have stopped the ruination of so many people. He could have been getting phone calls from some of the Enron retirees and employees, it could have really placed a burden on him.

I don't know if he committed suicide or if he was offed because he knew too much, I'm just saying I can understand why he might kill himself.

You are a nice person, McGavin999. Your insight is touching and perhaps is not far from the truth. I know I've been playing with this thread, but on a serious note, the man left young children behind who are old enough to understand what is going on. My heart and prayers go out to them. I don't know much about the reasons for suicide, but believe depression and anger are common motives.