Madoff victims get $534.3 million - Yahoo! News »

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Victims of Bernard Madoff's epic fraud have gotten approval to receive $534.25 million of payments, the trustee trying to recover the imprisoned swindler's assets said.

The sum is less than one-eighth of the $4.44 billion of claims that court-appointed trustee Irving Picard has so far deemed valid. Picard spoke to reporters on a conference call.

The sum is also less than 3 percent of the $21.2 billion of losses suffered by holders of 2,335 Madoff accounts. These losses are up from the $13 billion the government estimated in June, when Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison.

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    mesodude1 month, 4 weeks ago

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    Wow...I'm just shocked that I haven't heard these wealthy and connected people greeted with the same derisive and judgmental comments the sub-prime loan holders who got in over their heads have received. I'm simply shocked. ;-x

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      gointop1 month, 4 weeks ago

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      Pity the people who trusted their money to the Madoff.

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