Sensitive Enron Employee Information Online

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Morning Edition, October 7, 2003 · The Federal Energy Regulation Commission set up an online database last winter that includes e-mail of current and former Enron employees as part of its investigation into energy market manipulation. Bank account details and Social Security numbers are among the things publicly available. NPR's Bob Edwards talks with Dennis Berman of The Wall Street Journal.

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