Emails released by congressional investigators probing WorldCom show former controller David Myers ordering Steven Brabbs, an executive in the company's London Offices who was raising questions about the company's accounting methods, to have no further contact with Arthur Anderson LLP. When Mr. Brabbs later again approached Anderson about the issue, he was again berated by Mr. Myers by email.

These emails are considered to be an attempt to intimidate Mr. Brabbs into keeping quiet about problems at WorldCom. They raise questions about Mr. Myers role in the company's accounting irregularities that led to its bankruptcy, and will be used against him in his fight against charges of securities fraud, conspiracy, and other related charges.