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"It was absolutely over-the-top," he tells us.
This is an almost cute story.
U.S. Marshals prepping the Ponzi-schemer's homes for sale have run into some trouble with the locals.
The massage enthusiast emerges from prison bloated and beleaguered.
"I've never seen so much bull in my life."
Seventy-four-year-old Sondra Weiner has listed her Palm Beach home after losing $3 million to her own brother.
In the beginning, the Madoff investors were bound together by their tragedy. Then everything went horribly wrong.
The billionaire moneyman will go into lockup for eighteen months. But thanks to judge Deborah Dale Pucillo, his subsequent home confinement will have its own special torture.
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