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In page J. Clifford Baxter:

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On January 25, 2002, after agreeing to testify before Congressional committees in February 2002 after being subpoenaed regarding his knowledge and evidence of the scandal at Enron, Baxter was found dead in his black Mercedes-Benz S500 in Sugar Land, Texas, with a self-inflicted gunshot wound through the right side of his head. The ammunition used was a Glaser Safety Slug, which at the time was misreported as snake shot.[1] A revolver was found in his car and a suicide note was found in his wife's car at their home. An autopsy was performed by the Harris County Medical Examiner's Office and the death was ruled a suicide.[2][3] Baxter's suicide was partly dramatized during the opening credits of Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room.