(Reuters) - Defense attorneys said the testimony from Philip Anschutz showed that Nacchio couldn't have been planning to commit a crime if he wanted to leave the company.
In a rare public appearance, Anschutz said Nacchio asked for a private meeting with him in January of 2001 during which Nacchio told him of his oldest son David's suicide attempt and said he wanted to resign.
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