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Robert De Niro to play Bernie Madoff in adaptation of Andrew Madoff’s book


The Madoff Family Continues Their Deception


Victims of Greed: Ruth Madoff and Kim Kardashian


Trick or tweet: Anthony Weiner and Bernie Madoff Halloween masks

Are Halloween masks of Jews in the news a trick or just a new treatment?

The Madoff mea culpas: Repenting sins not your own


Madoff says he is happier in prison than free

Financial swindler Bernard Madoff said that he is happier in prison than he was on the outside because he no longer lives in fear of being arrested and knows he will die in prison, TV journalist Barbara Walters said on Thursday.

Ruth Madoff says she and Bernie attempted suicide in 2008 [VIDEO]

Ruth Madoff said in an interview that she and her husband, Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff, attempted to commit suicide in 2008.

Madoff boasts he is “quite the celebrity” in prison

Imprisoned financial scam artist Bernard Madoff boasted in a jailhouse letter that he is "quite the celebrity" and treated "like a Mafia don," ABC News said on Thursday.

Unmasking Bernie Madoff

“They roar like a mouse and bite like a flea.”

Ruth Madoff reportedly to divorce Bernie

Ruth Madoff will divorce her husband, Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff, in order to reconcile with her son, a Madoff biographer said.

Author Diana Henriques talks about her new Madoff book, “The Wizard of Lies”


What about innocents who are executed?

I devoted my last column to the Torah’s insistence on taking the life of murderers. I noted that this was the only law in all five books of the Torah; that, unlike every other time the Torah calls for capital punishment, only with regard to murder is the death penalty declared a value; and that God gave this law to Noah, not to the Jews alone, as a fundamental basis of civilization.

The Madoff Tapes: NY Magazine editor talks about his piece on Bernie Madoff [AUDIO]


Miley Cyrus’ Dad, Charlie Sheen and Bernie Madoff: Truth, Lies and Desperation…


From Prison, Madoff Says Banks ‘Had to Know’ of Fraud


The Madoff tragedy and personal legacy

With Mark Madoff’s suicide over the weekend, we witnessed the burden of a father’s sins. The Madoff Family’s tragic narrative reinforces why a person’s legacy truly matters. To expand on this teachable moment, JInsider looked to better understand personal legacy through the perspective of Jewish wisdom. (See full video discussions on www.jinsider.com)

Madoff trustee seeks $19.6 billion from Austrian banker

A prominent Austrian banker who portrayed herself for two years as one of Bernard L. Madoff’s biggest victims was accused on Friday of conspiring for 23 years to funnel more than $9 billion into his immense global Ponzi scheme.

Madoff’s eldest son, Mark, found dead in suicide

Mark Madoff, the older of Bernard L. Madoff’s two sons, was found dead in his Manhattan apartment on Saturday, the second anniversary of the day his father was arrested for running a gigantic Ponzi scheme that shattered thousands of lives around the world.

Auctioned Madoff property raises $2 million for victims

Personal property of disgraced Jewish financier Bernard Madoff was sold at an auction that raised more than $2 million to repay victims of his multibillion-dollar Ponzi scheme.

Madoff Son Goes AWOL


Bernie Madoff Reportedly Dying of Cancer

Madoff, who is serving 150 years at a North Carolina federal prison after pleading guilty to swindling more than $65 billion, has been telling fellow inmate he doesn't have much longer to live.

Madoff Gets 150 Years in Prison


Can you say fiduciary duty? Jewish nonprofits must follow new rules

As the community looks forward, it is imperative that the oversight of investments be executed in a manner that meets the highest fiduciary standards.


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