Ponzi
‘Let him fade into the woodwork’ — Madoff’s victims respond to his passing
“I don’t dance on people’s graves, but I’m not losing a wink of sleep over it.”
A reader’s guide to the Forward’s coverage of Bernie Madoff
Say what you will about Bernie Madoff, he made news.
Bernie Madoff, with less than 18 months to live, denied ‘compassionate release’ from prison
“It was fully my intent that he live out the rest of his life in prison.”
Florida Man Targeted Orthodox Jews In $3 Million Ponzi Scheme
He will soon be sentenced for using money people gave him for investments on gambling, luxury cars and trips.
Synagogue Apologizes For Calling Convicted Ponzi Schemer To The Torah
“I truly and sincerely hope that I have not added additional hurt to any of the victims,” the schul’s rabbi said, “and if I did I seek their mechila.”
Bernie Madoff Reveals All In ‘Ponzi Supernova’ Podcast
Journalist Steve Fishman got the Ponzi scheme king to open up about his life and experiences in a new podcast.
Judge Backs $7B Deal To Recoup Some Losses From Bernie Madoff Ponzi Scheme
A federal judge has blocked litigation that the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff’s firm said could undermine a $7.2 billion settlement meant to benefit the Ponzi schemer’s former customers.
Sheldon Silver's Rabbi Son-In-Law Sentenced to 2 Years for Fraud
The Orthodox rabbi son-in-law of indicted former New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver was sentenced to two years in prison on Wednesday for running a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors out of nearly $6 million.
Have Mets Finally Ditched the Ghost of Bernie Madoff by Reaching World Series?
With the New York Mets primed to take on the Kansas City Royals in the World Series tonight, it seems the team is finally freeing itself from the ghost of Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scheme.