Manhattan, NY – Court: Bernard Madoff’s Brother To Plead Guilty

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    FILE - In this April 3, 2009 file photo, Peter Madoff, brother of Bernard Madoff, attends his court hearing before judge Stephen Bucaria at Mineola State Supreme Court, in Mineola, N.Y.  Madoff will plead guilty on Friday, June 29, 2012, to conspiracy and falsifying records, admitting his role in the multibillion-dollar fraud that destroyed the savings of thousands of investors, prosecutors told a judge on Wednesday, June 27, 2012. (AP Photo/Louis Lanzano, Pool, File)Manhattan, NY – The brother of Ponzi scheme king Bernard Madoff (MAY’-dawf) is scheduled to plead guilty in New York in the criminal case resulting from the multibillion-dollar fraud.

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    Peter Madoff is the former chief compliance officer at the private investment arm of Bernard Madoff’s business.

    Court papers signed by a federal judge in Manhattan on Wednesday show Peter Madoff will plead guilty. Madoff also agreed to the criminal forfeiture of $143.1 billion, including all of his real and personal property.

    Madoff agrees to serve 10 years in prison.

    The court papers say he’ll plead guilty to conspiracy to commit securities fraud and other offenses including falsifying records.

    His attorney hasn’t returned an email seeking comment.

    Bernard Madoff pleaded guilty to fraud and is locked up in prison in Butner, N.C.


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    ari
    ari
    11 years ago

    But Sholom Rubashkin Gets 27 Years!

    qazxc
    qazxc
    11 years ago

    Cooperating with the government goes a long way.

    11 years ago

    To this day, I can’t understand why Ruth Madoff was given $2,000,000 to live on? $1,000,000 would have been generous enough. Incidentally, there was an offer on the table to Rubashkin to plead guilty. The offer entailed a ten year prison sentence. The offer was refused by his defense team, which in retrospect was an error.

    zooog
    zooog
    11 years ago

    143 Billion I think is a error