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Let the games begin. The biggest crook in my lifetime (IIRC) is making his play to maintain the status quo. Assuming he rots in jail (unlikely?), his wife should be entitled to a nice three bedroom in a subdivision somewhere. Let her rely on Social Security like the working class. IMO, all of their assets should go towards restitution.
Well, I guess you can't fault them for trying. They might just succeed.
http://www.npr.org/templates/s...=101360780&ft=1&f=1018
Well, I guess you can't fault them for trying. They might just succeed.
http://www.npr.org/templates/s...=101360780&ft=1&f=1018
NPR.org, March 2, 2009 · Bernard Madoff and his wife claim they are entitled to keep a $7 million Manhattan apartment and an additional $62 million in assets.
Court papers filed on Monday state that Madoff and his lawyer say the Manhattan penthouse and money held in accounts of Madoff's wife, Ruth, are not subject to seizure.
The court papers say Madoff claims the apartment and the $62 million are unrelated to a $50 billion fraud Madoff has been accused of carrying out.
The $62 million contains $45 million in municipal bonds on deposit in an account held by Ruth Madoff and $17 million in her name at Wachovia Bank.
Madoff has been confined to the apartment under house arrest as the government investigates the sweeping fraud allegations.