Richard

Yeah.

Was that experience terrifying or kind of thrilling and exciting?

A bit of both.

That was pretty terrifying.

The thing is, you might have thought at the time that you were being paranoid about Enron, but you weren't.

We now know it was a gigantic house of cards and the company collapsed in America's biggest corporate collapse a year or two after you left.

You were not paranoid at all about Enron.

Everything you'd seen or your concerns were true, if anything worse than what you'd observed.

Is there an irony in there?

I don't know.

What do you think about all that now, Glenn?

You said you had become paranoid that the people across the road were trying to watch you and you sort of went around and kicked the door in.

Did that get you arrested?

I seemed to be fine.

Glenn, you said that once you got back, you felt like you'd made a recovery and you went off your medication.

Were you taking it sporadically or not at all?

Yeah, sporadically.

Did you ever deal with...

case officers at that time that were helpful to you, that had some insight into what you were going through?

Is there something in the fact that you had the friendship first, you had to have that first before you were ready to listen to take his advice on taking your medication?