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The wife of accused Ponzi-schemer Kenneth Starr is auditioning for a new stripper reality show.
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The wife of accused Ponzi-schemer Kenneth Starr is auditioning for a new stripper reality show.
And they got away with it.
Disgraced financier Ken Starr's prison love notes revealed.
"If I don't raise my voice, nobody will, because everyone has gone underground."
He might have worn a wire if the Feds had been nicer.
"We ... declined the young gentleman's gracious offer to wear a wire and therefore ensnare you in their devious web."
This is either a coincidence or a thief with a good sense of humor.
Behind every successful Ponzi schemer is a woman with index cards.
These things just don't happen in Kansas.
Buyer of Ruth's bed plans to return it to her, "if she wants it."
Irving Picard spent $26.9 million to recover $849,000.
Three and a half years in matching outfits.
Investors lashed out at the 77-year-old "narcissistic psychopath" in court.
“It was the most, you know, exquisite dinner, sushi dinner I've ever had,” Stephanou testified.
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