Whatever Happened to Madoff’s List of Assets?

Written by: Aaron Katsman | January 25, 2009

Remember December 31st? That was the date that disgraced Ponzi Scheme star Bernie Madoff was to turn over a list of his assets. We as we know that list was turned over to prosecutors but has yet to be made public. Why?

According to a report on Yahoo: ” The SEC confirmed Wednesday evening that it had received the filing, but it declined to reveal details or make the documents available to journalists. The list was not filed publicly in any of the courts handling the Madoff case, and SEC spokesmen said no decision had been made as to whether part or all of the asset disclosure would ultimately be made public.”

Why has this list been buried by regulators and why isn’t the financial press on the case? We all need to call for regulators to reveal this list. I know that everyone has been pre-occupied with Pres. Obama but c’mon. Why can’t we see the list?

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Comment by a Spook on January 26, 2009

Why can’t ya see them? It’s because they largely involve black ops $payment & $laundry, and misinformation, with many a politician and US gov’t agency personnel on the $take.

I’m expecting an FBI midnight arrest sweep of 100+++ top US government politicos & employees, along with some orchestrated “suicides,” and seized bank vaults. It’s just taking time to get all the ducks in order, i.e., arrest warrants, central holding facility, special judges under the Patriot Act treason stipulations, as the idea is to have this all self-contained. And expect the Madoff investors to be made whole by the U.S. gov’t.

Obama is on top of this!

Comment by Faraneh Rahjoo on February 5, 2009

US media is quietly starting to probe the issue of where did Madoff’s 50 billion end up and, low and behold, it looks like most of it went to a couple of Israeli banks one being Israel Discount Bank taken over by Madoff’s associate. The government of Israel should freeze the assets of Madoff and his associates in all banks in Israel and hand them over to their rightful owner, otherwise every one will soon call Madoff the Johnathan Polard of Wall Street. This is the right and ethical thing to do no matter what.

Comment by Chris on February 23, 2009

This man is a snake. A con who perpetrated an economic Holocaust on his own people and others. His behavior is of such grand proportions, yet he remains free. His investors’ lives are in ruins, yet I have yet to see this criminal being held accountable. While one of his investors - a man in his 90’s - is now working as a Bagger in a grocery store this pig is continuing to live the high life. Something is seriously wrong with this picture.

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