Madoff may not have benefited most in scam »

Posted By TechnologyExpert 4 months, 1 week ago in News

It is rare these days to see Bernard Madoff's name in print unaccompanied by the word "Ponzi." Yet recent allegations raise the possibility of one key difference between Madoff's crimes and those of legendary con artist Charles Ponzi. While Ponzi's scam was under way, Ponzi himself was its biggest beneficiary. It now appears that the biggest winner in Madoff's scheme may not have been Madoff at all, but a secretive businessman named Jeffry Picower.

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    berkeley4 months, 1 week ago

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    the article is a good start to digging into where the money went. i hope the victims keep making noise until the others who profited are found.

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      Hobe4 months, 1 week ago

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      This greedy Pig, his wife, and children should all be in Prision.

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