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Thursday, May 21, 2009

Madoff Documents

The Wall Street Journal has gathered most open-source documents and links about the Bernard Madoff Fraud Case. The URL is http://online.wsj.com/public/page/bernard-madoff.html

There are links to resource lists, and articles in the Wall Street Journal.

Resources
  • Madoff's allocution (March 12, 2009)
  • Department of Justice information for victims
  • SEC Dec. 11, 2008 press release on Madoff
  • U.S. attorney's statement on Madoff's arrest
  • SEC memorandum for a preliminary injunction
  • Criminal complaint
  • Cox's Dec. 16 statement on SEC failures
  • SEC inspector general's Jan. 5, 2009 testimony

Markopolos's Documents
  • Documents Harry Markopolos submitted to the SEC in fall 2005, making a case that Bernard Madoff's business was a Ponzi scheme.
  • Asset Firms Dispute Markopolos Documents (1/16/09)
  • The response Mr. Markopolos received from an SEC official in response to his case against Mr. Madoff.
  • An email Mr. Markopolos sent to a SEC official in April 2008.
  • See the SEC's case opening and closing recommendations.
    Posted by Kevin Miles at 10:12 AM
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