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Wanda Curry, a former internal accountant, said she had led a project that uncovered problems with Enron Energy Services, and she said, by the transfer of more than $500 million in losses to the wholesale energy unit. Curry described a special investigation she led into retail energy contracts that Mr. Causey became concerned about in 2000. She was shocked to discover that hundreds of checks found under the desk of a trader in the retail unit. She had been ousted from her position because she was not capable of making aggressive accounting decisions. The retail unit was owed $511 million by two California utilities on the verge of declaring bankruptcy. She didn't see any legitimate reason for the transfer of retail trading operations from the retail unit to the wholesale unit in early 2001 other than to disguise trading losses of more than $500 million in the retail unit.   Wanda Curry, a former internal accountant, said she had led a project that uncovered problems with Enron Energy Services. She said that the retail energy unit's problems were covered up partly by the transfer of more than $500 million in losses to the wholesale energy unit. Curry described a special investigation she led into retail energy contracts, discover that hundreds of checks from Enron retail customers, probably worth millions of dollars, had been found under the desk of a trader in the retail unit that concerned Mr. Causey in 2000. Curry and her team also discovered that the retail unit was owed $511 million by two California utilities on the verge of declaring bankruptcy. She testified that there was no legitimate reason for the transfer of retail trading operations from the retail unit to the wholesale unit other than to disguise trading losses of more than $500 million. 