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Bernard Madoff monster and lover brought to book 
telegraph.co.uk | Tue, Aug 18
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The public's appetite for information on the fraudster Bernard Madoff shows no sign of abating writes US Business Editor James Quinn.
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Madoff Trustee Reports $220 Million Accord With Levy Family
The liquidator for Bernard Madoff’s defunct business said the family of deceased New York real estate magnate Norman F. Levy agreed to pay $220 million to settle claims over its profit from the fraud.
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