Judge: Evidence could convict ex-Qwest execs | Denver Post

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Judge: Evidence could convict ex-Qwest execs | Denver Post

Edited on Mon Mar-29-04 12:09 PM by DinoBoy

Judge: Evidence could convict ex-Qwest execs

By Jon Sarche
The Associated Press

AP file From left: Thomas Hall, Grant Graham,
John Walker and Bryan Treadway.

A federal judge in Denver refused today to acquit four former Qwest executives accused of artificially boosting company revenue by $34 million, saying there is enough evidence to support guilty verdicts.

Thomas Hall, Grant Graham, John Walker and Bryan Treadway are accused of conspiring to help the Denver-based telecommunications company improperly book the money in 2001 to meet financial targets, perhaps hoping to boost their own bonuses.

All have pleaded innocent to conspiracy and fraud charges stemming from a $100 million deal to connect Arizona schools to the Internet.

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Mon Mar-29-04 02:59 PM
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1. Good.

Does this mean they will no longer have the absolute worst customer service I've ever dealt with?

I doubt it...I won't hold my breath (or ever get a landline from them again).

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Mon Mar-29-04 03:37 PM
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2. Oh the irony! -Q-West has the largest advertisement on that page!!

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