Ex-bank robber at same N.C. jail says common knowledge Madoff shows no remorse. June 6, 2010 — -- According to former inmates at the North Carolina correctional facility where Bernie Madoff ...

Madoff is displaying a startling lack of remorse: In a recent interview with t he Wall Street Journal, Madoff was eager to “justify the actions that resulted in his 150-year prison term.” ...

Victims of Brian McClain, dubbed the 'Bernie Madoff of cows,' are suing three banks for allegedly enabling a $100 million Ponzi scheme involving non-existent 'ghost cattle.' ...

When Bernie Madoff was arrested for defrauding people out of millions of dollars in 2008, many were shocked to learn that beloved actors Kevin Bacon and Kyra Sedgwick were among his victims.

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For the first time, an inside member of Bernie Madoff's family is speaking out, and she has harsh words for the man who orchestrated the largest financial fraud scheme in U.S. history. "I hate ...

Madoff is serving a 150-year prison sentence in Butner, N.C., after pleading guilty in 2009 to fraud charges. The interview was published on the magazine's website Sunday night.

Prior to Wednesday's settlement, Picard recovered $14.76 billion for Madoff customers, whose losses he has estimated at $17.5 billion. Payouts go to 2,656 customers whose claims he deemed valid.

Bernie Madoff gave his first prison interview (sorry Barbara, Diane, Matt) to the lawyer representing the victims suing his wife, sons, and brother, but it was something of a dud. San Francisco ...

Prior to Wednesday's settlement, Picard recovered $14.76 billion for Madoff customers, whose losses he has estimated at $17.5 billion. Payouts go to 2,656 customers whose claims he deemed valid.