wwd.com - 2/6/2009
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ON THE LIST: The fashion universe and the worlds that orbit it were well represented when the list of victims of Bernard Madoff s alleged $50 billion Ponzi scheme got the full reveal. Among the more than 13,000 investors catalogued in federal bankruptcy court in Manhattan were Theory president ...
What Happened To Madoff's Money?
tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com 12/29/2008 — Almost since the news broke that Bernard Madoff had confessed to running a "$50 billion ponzi scheme", one of the key unanswered questions has been, what happened to all that money?
The short answer is, we don't know yet. "It is still too early to ...
More Madoffs?
politico.com 1/21/2009 — My colleague Eamon Javers emails over an addendum to his January 11th story warning to expect more Bernard Madoff-type financial scandals, and presenting some of his own research to show some of the hedge funds across the country that have produced ...
Madoff says he’s very very sorry
neoneocon.com 3/12/2009 — In breaking news, Bernard Madoff admits his crimes, and apologizes.
No, not this apology (starting at 00:40):
This one .
I’m watching on cable news, and the description of Madoff in court is that his affect was flat and bland as he read his words of contrition and ...
Madoff's worth over $823 million in 2008
americablog.com 3/14/2009 — The question now is whether crime pays in the long run. Bernard Madoff has admitted being guilty if the family is able to hold on to that substantial sum, the victims and their supporters are not going to be happy. They will be even angrier if he is ...
Madoff's Confession Points Up SEC Failure
tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com 3/15/2009 — It's fair to say that the incompetence and fecklessness of the SEC in failing to catch Bernie Madoff's $50 billion Ponzi scheme (merely "alleged" no more!) has already been pretty well established -- by this guy , among others.
But if anything, ...
How'd you like to have this on your resumé?
directorblue.blogspot.com 4/6/2009 — Fairfield Greenwich Group was the largest "feeder fund" for disgraced financier Bernie Madoff. Its Sentry family of funds is said to have lost around $7 billion to Madoff's alleged Ponzi scheme.And how did Madoff get away with it when probed by Fairfield's officials? He simply "refused to answer ...
Delicious irony: was Chuck Schumer one of Madoff's victims?
directorblue.blogspot.com 12/25/2008 — Some call Bernard Madoff a "financial sociopath."
For about 48 years, Madoff took in people's money and claimed to invest it through his proprietary "split-strike conversion". What's that? Actually, I've never heard of it. It's some sort of ...
MADOFF: I'M WEAKENED AT BERNIE'S - New York Post
nypost.com 1/29/2009 — Last updated: 2:43 am January 29, 2009 Posted: 2:25 am January 29, 2009 He's "The Prisoner of Park Avenue." Bernie Madoff is whining to anyone who'll listen that he's being held captive in his palatial penthouse and unable to traipse around the Big ...
The Next Targets in the Madoff Case
thedailybeast.com 3/11/2009 — Bernie Madoff In a Daily Beast exclusive, Lucinda Franks says investigators are zeroing in on at least 20 people, including family members, among them Ruth Madoff, who received at least $70 million from her husband. Plus, how Madoff is "jerking ...
The Bernie Madoff I Knew
pajamasmedia.com 12/27/2008 — There were many warning signs. But his clients refused to see them.
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