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Lay, 64, was convicted on all six counts against him, including conspiracy to commit securities and wire fraud. He faces a maximum of 45 years in prison. Lay also faces 120 years in prison in a separate case.

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Skilling, 52, was convicted on 19 counts of conspiracy and fraud. Combined with his conviction on one count of insider trading, he faces a maximum of 185 years in prison. Skilling was acquitted of nine other charges relating to insider trading.

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The victims of the Enron scandal were the 25,000 workers that lost there jobs because of Enron going bankrupt.
Arthur Anderson helped contribute to the scandal because he shredded documents going against Enron in the court case.

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In its early days Enron did the right things for the right reason and gathered substantial credibility. Later successful operations were replaced with the illusion of successful operations. In the last phases Enron used its credibility to sustain operations through loans. When its credibility with lenders fell apart the loan funds dried up and the corporation imploded.

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The motivations that they may have had to do what they did was probably because of greed and wanting of more money

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3: Conceal your intentions
They didn't want anyone outside of the company to find out what they were doing
5: So much depends on reputation - Guard it with your life - Shredded papers and lied to protect their company