Monday, December 13, 2010

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family tragedy reopened the case and shakes Madoff Wall Street applauded Vargas Llosa



The biggest Ponzi scheme in history, that Bernie Madoff sentenced to 150 years in prison and on Saturday triggered the suicide of her son, even today is the subject of further claims.


Madoff tragic anniversary. Before yesterday, the day he met two years of the arrest of U.S. financial Bernie Madoff, his prigoménito (Mark, 46 years old) committed suicide in his apartment in New York. The disappearance of the larger of the two children of the financier has returned even more now the largest Ponzi scheme in history.


Operation affected more than 2,500 investors who had entrusted the administration of funds Madoff worth 65,000 million dollars (49.146 million euros). Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison and serving a sentence in a prison in North Carolina.


Mark Madoff, married with two children, was unable to resist the pressure he was subjected since the outbreak of the scandal, especially following the second anniversary coverage and after that transcended that prosecutors were investigating him for him and his younger brother (Andrew) in relation to the case. Despite
never been charged children, the court administrator in charge of recovering funds from investors (Irving Picard) filed a lawsuit a year ago, still pending, against their children, not to detect fraud.


According Picard, Madoff stems financed their high standard of living with family funds and demand said that the deceased spent $ 66 million received from illegally buying luxury homes in New York , Nantucket and Connecticut. Also, this week named one of the claims of the two sons of the deceased, which end his anguish, according to Financial Times.


The case remains open. In fact, on Friday filed a lawsuit Picard record of 19,600 million dollars against 60 individuals and institutions, whom they accuse of participating in a conspiracy that sent money to Madoff. The suit addresses the defunct Austrian bank Medici Bank, its former president, Sonja Kohn, and certain shareholders of UniCredit and Bank Ausria.


Source: Expansion

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