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: Instapundit.comMADOFF: Where?s the money? ?So far, prosecutors have come up with very little about this case. And?
By Glenn Reynolds
MADOFF: Where’s the money? “So far, prosecutors have come up with very little about this case. And under the tutelage of the clever lawyer Ike Sorkin, Madoff has given almost nothing up. No singing in jail. (Maybe he should have been waterboarded.) We don?t know if his wife or two sons were part of the scam. Nor do we know where most of the money ? estimated up to $65 billion ? has gone. . . . The thing about a Ponzi scheme is others besides Ponzi can get rich. And there are names in circulation of people who may also have gotten rich. But where?s the money? When will these people be brought in to testify under oath? The thousands of other smaller investors and charities who were totally ripped off by Madoff could recover a lot more if these big shots are finally hammered.”
UPDATE: More commentary at the White Collar Crime Blog.
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on June 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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