Mark Madoff Son Bernie Madoff Murder Or Sucide

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Mark Madoff Was Murdered For Money !!!!

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Madoff Son Found Dead On 2nd Anniversary of Dad's Arrest
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernard_Madoff
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Mark Madoff owed his parents $22 million, and Andrew Madoff owes $9.5 million. There were two loans in 2008 from Bernard Madoff to Andrew Madoff: $4.3 million on October 6, and $250,000 on September 21.^[48][49] Andrew owns a Manhattan apartment and a home in Greenwich, Connecticut, as did Mark^[28] prior to his death by apparent suicide on the second anniversary of his father's arrest.^[50]

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Mark Madoff Son Bernie Madoff Murder Or Sucide

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Mark Madoff, 46, son of Wall Street's most notorious swindler AOs, Bernie Madoff, has committed suicide on the second anniversary of his father, the arrest of the PM, adding another chapter to the tragic family saga.Marcos and his brother, Andrew, were investigated as part of his father, the Ponzi scheme AOs elaborate, but were never charged. His father is serving 150 years in prison for masterminding the fraud of billions of dollars.The days since their arrest and conviction have been devastating for the family. All Bernie Madoff, AOs possessions were seized by federal authorities to help recover some of the losses of investors in the scandal.Mark Madoff, OC's wife tried to legally change her and her children, the names of past administrative officers, according to court documents. She said her life had become one of the threats and humiliation since the scandal broke.Although they were never prosecuted, Madoff, AM brother Peter, and Mark and Andrew were sued by a trustee appointed to oversee Madoff, the signature of AM, which aims to collect millions of dollars to pay the victims.Mark reports made $ 66,000,000, while working in his parent companies has luxury homes in New York and Nantucket, a luxury resort in New England.Her husband was found hanged at about 7:30 this morning (December 11) in his apartment in Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood AOs elegant, police told the Associated Press.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/from-his-jail-cell-madoff-points-finger-at-the-banks-2217153.html
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From his jail cell, Madoff points finger at the banks
By Stephen Foley in New York

Thursday, 17 February 2011
Bernie Madoff: 'They had to know. But the attitude was sort of, 'If you're doing something wrong, we don't want to know'
 From his jail cell, the arch-swindler Bernard Madoff might finally be doing a little something to help the thousands of investors whom he bilked out of billions of dollars.
He couldn't have carried out history's largest-ever pyramid scheme, he says, without the "wilful blindness" of scores of banks and hedge funds, which put their own clients into the fraudster's fake investment business.
The trustee charged with recovering money for Madoff's victims is now suing many of those banks and so-called "feeder funds", and in a new interview from inside the medium-security Federal Correctional Facility in Butner, North Carolina, where he is serving his 150-year sentence, Madoff agrees that they were "complicit" in his frauds.

•James Moore: Madoff is an unreliable witness – but a very convincing one

Although he has refused to help federal prosecutors working on potential criminal cases against his accomplices, he has spent time assisting the victims' trustee. As he said in his interview this week, "the facts are that I alone was present at certain meetings with these [banking and feeder fund] clients".
And with a smile flickering across his lips, Madoff said: "I'm reading more now about how suspicious they were than I ever realised at the time."
The interview is the first for publication since Madoff was arrested in December 2008, a day after confessing to his two sons, Andrew and Mark, that his purported $65bn investment business had been based on lies for two decades, and that he could no longer find enough new investors to fund all the withdrawals from existing clients.