Bernard L. Madoff's right-hand man pleaded guilty yesterday and is cooperating in the government's investigation into the largest Ponzi scheme in history. Frank DiPascali Jr. waived indictment and entered guilty pleas to 10 counts in a criminal information before Southern District Judge Richard J. Sullivan. Mr. DiPascali admitted he was part of a scheme that cost institutions, individual investors and charities billions of dollars. In spite of his cooperation with the government and over the objections of both his defense counsel and the prosecution, Judge Sullivan took the unusual step of ordering Mr. DiPascali be jailed immediately.
August 12, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Bernard L. Madoff’s right-hand man pleaded guilty yesterday and is cooperating in the government’s investigation into the largest Ponzi scheme in history.
Frank DiPascali Jr. waived indictment and entered guilty pleas to 10 counts in a criminal information before Southern District Judge Richard J. Sullivan. Mr. DiPascali admitted he was part of a scheme that cost institutions, individual investors and charities billions of dollars.
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