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Andersen Employee Tells Of Shredding

An employee of Arthur Andersen LLP has now testified that her boss stressed that he wasn't telling employees to 'shred a bunch of documents' when he discussed the firm's record retention policy at a hastily arranged meeting last year.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Patricia Grutzmacher, 32, said that David Duncan, the lead partner on the Enron account, only reminded staff about the policy and did not instruct the wholesale destruction of documents.

Duncan himself said under oath last week that he did not think he had done anything wrong by following firm policy, but, at the same time, he has pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice charges.

Prosecutors are attempting to prove that the sudden promotion of the Andersen record keeping policy was an implict effort to do away with documents before investigators had the opportunity of looking through them.

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