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 washingtonpost.com > Business > Special Reports > Martha Stewart Scandal

Martha Stewart waves before boarding her airplane after being released from the Alderson Federal Reformatory for Women in Alderson, W. Va. (Stephan Savoia - AP)

Interactive Primer
The Martha Stewart Case:
Get the full story on the ImClone scandal, Martha's ImClone stock sale and her criminal trial.

Downfall of Martha Stewart
Message Board: Share your thoughts on the Stewart scandal.
Graphic: A look the performance of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and ImClone stock
Personal Statement: Martha Stewart talks on the web.

Timeline: A Chronology of Imclone and Martha Stewart

__  Videos __
• U.S. Attorney James Comey describes the criminal charges
• The Post's Jerry Knight

__  From Findlaw (pdf) __
• Complaint (SEC v. Stewart & Bacanovic)
• Indictment (U.S. v. Martha Stewart and Peter Bacanovic)
• Investigation Referral to Dep't. of Justice
• Form of Employment Agreement: (Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Inc. and Martha Stewart)
• Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Business Contracts


Live Discussion
• Transcript: Jesse Choper, professor of law at UC Berkeley Law, will be online to discuss the Martha Stewart and Peter Bacanovic guilty verdicts.
• Transcript: The Post's Brooke Masters talks about the trial of Martha Stewart and Peter Bacanovic.
Stewart Statement
• Text from the statement released by Martha Stewart following the guilty verdict
Multimedia
• Video: U.S. Attorney David Kelley on convicting Martha Stewart of obstructing justice and lying to the government.
• Video: Defense attorney Robert Morvillo on the jury verdict finding his client guilty.
Martha Stewart Living
• (MSO) Stock Quote and News
• Historical Chart
• Company Description
• Analyst Ratings
Corporate Crisis in America
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Corporate Trials: Updates on executives from companies that were among the brightest stars in the 1990s fighting to defend their reputations and to stay out of prison in jury trials.

Graphic: Titans Taken to Task
Geographic, National Journal Win Magazine Honors
The New Yorker won five National Magazine Awards yesterday, but that's hardly news: The New Yorker wins National Magazine Awards like the 1927 Yankees won baseball games. The real buzz out of the annual ceremony was that Martha Stewart, America's perkiest ex-convict, won two awards and showed up to get them despite being under house arrest.
In the News
Judge Refuses to Cut Stewart's Detention (Post, April 12, 2005)

Prosecutors Ridicule Stewart's Release Request (Post, April 2, 2005)

Stewart Wants to Be Resentenced: Lawyers Argue Impact Of High Court Ruling (Post, March 18, 2005)

The Great S-Cape: Martha's Prison Poncho Is a Big Hit (Post, March 11, 2005)

More Arrests In ImClone Scandal: Waksal Friends Charged With Insider Trading (Post, March 10, 2005)

Do Good in Martha's Name (Post, March 8, 2005)

Stewart Goes Back to Work: Her Return From Prison Has Been Carefully Orchestrated (Post, March 8, 2005)

As Stewart Leaves Town, So Does All the Attention (Post, March 5, 2005)

Out of Prison, Martha Stewart May Now Face A Tougher Trial (Post, March 4, 2005)

As Curtain Comes Down, 'NYPD Blue's' Viewership Goes Up (Post, March 3, 2005)

Martha Stewart To Leave Prison With New Image (Post, Feb. 28, 2005)

Perspective Is Lost in the Face Of Celebrity (Post, Feb. 4, 2005)

NBC, All Fired Up Over Its Martha Stewart Show (Post, Feb. 3, 2005)

Martha's Daughter In for Her Shares (Post, Feb. 3, 2005)

In Web Posting, Martha Stewart Speaks From Prison (Post, Dec. 22, 2004; 3:31 PM)

Holly-Stenciled Stone Walls Do a Festive Prison Make (Post, Dec. 19, 2004)

Martha, From Slammer to Syndication (Post, Dec. 9, 2004)

Domestic Diva to Spend Thanksgiving Inside: Turkey, Few Trimmings For Jailed Media Mogul (Post, Nov. 24, 2004)

Stewart Wants Firm to Help Pay Lawyers (Post, Nov. 10, 2004)

Stewart Adjusts With Chef's Touch (Post, Oct. 22, 2004)

Stewart's Ex-Broker Files Appeal (Post, Oct. 21, 2004)

Stewart Begins Prison Term: 5-Month Sentence Starts as Appeals Continue (Post, Oct. 9, 2004)

Stewart Attorney Asks For Prosecution's Papers (Post, Oct. 8, 2004)

Town Is at Home With Martha Stewart: Residents and, especially, the media anticipate the mogul's arrival at a West Virginia prison today. (Post, Oct. 8, 2004)

Stewart Trial's Ink Expert Cleared (Post, Oct. 6, 2004)

Stewart Draws W.Va. Camp: Minimum-Security Alderson Has Housed Famous, Infamous (Post, Sept. 30, 2004)

Ink Expert Portrayed as Victim at Perjury Trial: Affair, Feud Claimed in Case Brought About by Prosecution of Martha Stewart (Post, Sept. 24, 2004)

Boo Hoo!: The Catalogue That Was Martha Is Giving Up the Ghost (Post, Sept. 23, 2004)

Mark Burnett In TV Deal With Martha Stewart (Post, Sept. 23, 2004)



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