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Wall Street fraud

Wall Street fraudster Bernard Madoff 'dying of cancer' CROOKED financier Bernard Madoff is dying of cancer, it was reported today.

Judge orders Madoff to hand back $170bn BERNIE Madoff and his wife have been stripped of their wealth after a US judge ordered the disgraced Wall Street banker to hand over $170 billion (£103bn) to the authorities.

Fraudster Bernard Madoff may be behind bars but he leaves investors asking who helped him with his scam and what he did with the cash 'MADOFF with all the money' was one rather droll pun doing the rounds last week as the world tuned in to watch the final demise of its largest ever fraudster.

Madoff in pictures: RBS's Madoff loss climbs to £600m DISGRACED US financier Bernard Madoff yesterday admitted he was guilty of the biggest investor fraud in history.

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