Play the Enron Blame GameRemember, it's not just Ken Lay who's responsible!

This week, after 30 indictments, 10 guilty pleas, and one jury conviction, the Enron Task Force finally indicted its top target, Ken Lay. But with 20 others already awaiting trial for Enron-related malfeasance, keeping the cast of characters straight is difficult. Not to worry: In 2002, Slate's David Plotz offered the Enron blame game to help remind you who's who—and who's responsible.

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