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Bernard Madoff
Madoff Trustee Sues Jewish Association for $5.2 MillionLinda Sandler The Washington Post 10/15/2011 | Madoff trustee triples JPMorgan suit to $19 billionJonathan Stempel and Jochelle Mendonca Reuters 06/24/2011 |
 The liquidator of Bernard L. Madoff’s firm sued the Jewish Association for Services for the Aged for $5.2 million in fictitious profit over six years. |  The trustee seeking money for Bernard Madoff's victims is now demanding $19 billion in damages from JPMorgan Chase & Co, more than tripling what he hopes to recover from what had been the main bank for the now-imprisoned Ponzi schemer. |
NY MAG: Madoff on Madoff: The Jailhouse TapesSteve Fishman New York Magazine 02/28/2011 | |
 He has played one of the most criminal fictional characters of all time, Vito Corlene, in The Godfather II. But this time Robert De Niro may be on his way to playing a real-life conman. Sources say the 67-year-old actor in talks to appear as disgraced New York financier Bernie Madoff. |  Bernard L. Madoff is in therapy. Each week, he waits for the signal that prisoners are allowed to leave their housing units, then he walks the five minutes from his “room,” as he calls it, to the psychiatric unit at the Federal Correctional Institution in Butner, North Carolina, where he can unburden himself. The sessions are often teary. |
Bernie Madoff says banks 'had to know' about his Ponzi scheme, claims Mets' Fred Wilpon knew nothingBill Hutchinson New York Daily News 02/15/2011 | Settlement Reached With Estate Of Man Who Made Billions Off Madoff SchemeTetiana Anderson NY1 12/17/2010 |
 Imprisoned financial fraudster Bernie Madoff vouched for Fred Wilpon in his first public interview, claiming the Mets owner was out of the loop when it came to his Ponzi scheme. |  The trustee recovering money for victims of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme has reached a settlement with the estate of a Florida philanthropist who made billions off of his investments. |
Mark Madoff was despondent, stressed, desperate to find a job before committing suicide, say friendsAlison Gendar, Jennifer H. Cunningham, Lukas I. Alpert New York Daily News 12/12/2010 | As swindler Bernie Madoff rots in jail, his prized possessions go up for auctionChristina Boyle New York Daily News 11/11/2010 |
 Ponzi scion Mark Madoff had grown increasingly despondent in the months before his suicide as the taint attached to his name made it impossible for him to find a job. |  Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff had a shoe collection that would make Sarah Jessica Parker blush. The drawers of his luxury homes were packed with piles of neatly folded polo shirts, identical apart from the color. And when the con man needed to unwind, he’d slip on a pair of black velveteen slippers with his initials embroidered in gold thread and kick back to some Barry White, Luther Vandross or Rod Stewart. |
Bernard Madoff's Personal Stuff to Be Auctioned NBC New York 10/19/2010 | Bernard Madoff's Palm Beach Home Under ContractJESSICA SICK NBC Miami 10/14/2010 |
 More than 400 of Bernard Madoff's possessions are heading for the auction block in New York City. |  One man's busted Ponzi scheme is another man's fortune. A California couple is under contract to purchase Bernie and Ruth Madoff's Palm Beach residence, according to the Palm Beach Daily News. |
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