i asked him if he'd ever had any problems with ken moore. >> see on that guy, he was trying to get a an 20. >> he says that he remembered trying to strike up a deal to cut ken's lawn, that ken tried to get a lower price, they had a little bit of an argument, and that he had left. i had to check his shoes as well. remember those footprints? i had to make sure his were or weren't those footprints. >> okay. they weren't the same. after he was interviewed, we left the house. jeff and i met back up. mark, i'll meet you back at texaco. >> i didn't get a bad feel from him. he seems like a harmless, pretty mentally challenged guy that, you know, walks around all day long, trying to make a few bucks. >> we both agreed. he wasn't our guy. but there was another lead. >>> coming up next, vital leads from the victim's sister. >> but i think he should be questioned. what did he do? usa prime credit... this peggy... hi, i'm cashing in my points... peggy? no more points - coupons now. coupons? coupons. coupons? next, you convert coupons to tokens. tokens? then you trade tokens for credits. and then i

but as you got to know both of them, people tend to like geoff moore and ken lester q. is very concerned with how things look. there were rumors that he at one point had been out for a cabinet position in the white house. he was very politically connected. and at one point he tried to get the government to step in and bail out the company. >> he was just 10 years too early. [laughter] >> on a lot of things. >> ten years early and alone. it helps when have the entire wall street coming and saying i don't think the bush ministration could have saved them, but number two, it wasn't worth the political cost of george bush to try to save a dying company run by a political crony. so they basically said -- >> it was long before too big to fail. and again as he found, he really wanted, this was his identity. he had created this company with a merger of two pipeline companies and he was going, he was going to say the. he just wasn't going to have his reputation or the company's reputation tarnished. >> let's just talk about the very end here of enron and then we will have an opp