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Catch Me If You Can
Bernie Madoff bragged he might lead the SEC, fumed when investigators asked for documents-and was aghast at the agency's ineptitude. Allan Dodds Frank dissects the inspector general's report.
Sex With Madoff
On the day Madoff mistress Sheryl Weinstein's tell-all is released, Madoff victim Burt Ross confesses to a non-affair with Ruthie-and spares a thought for poor Mr. Weinstein, who joins the publicly humiliated spouses club.
The Madoff Prison Squeeze
Frank DiPascali Jr., Bernie Madoff's former CFO, thought he'd escape immediate imprisonment by pleading guilty to 10 felony counts. Instead, he was sent straight to jail. Will he still help the Feds put Madoff's family behind bars?
The Madoff Victims Who Came Out Ahead
Some feeder funds, which directed money Bernie Madoff's way, ended up hundreds of millions of dollars in the black. So why are they claiming ignorance of his crimes-or worse, describing themselves as "the greatest Madoff victim"?
In 1979, before he developed a taste for Savile Row suits, Bernie was just a T-shirt kind of guy-who appreciated his broker. (Also, thanks to Elie...
Feds Want 150 Years for Bernie
Prosecutors want a 150-year sentence for Bernard Madoff-the maximum allowed and 100 years more than the probation office recommended. Meanwhile, Ruthie's giving up her jewelry and cutting deals.
The Bag Lady Papers, Part VII
Madoff victim and Daily Beast blogger Alexandra Penney on Bernie's dirty fantasies, living the frugal life, and some post-Ponzi schadenfreude-like seeing Ruthie's roots.
Was Madoff 'Victim' and Best Friend an Accomplice?
New evidence suggests Bernie had powerful accomplices in his scheme-philanthropist Norman Levy and a second accountant. Lucinda Franks reports on the international investigation.






















