From The Ghettoes Of Krakow To
The Greenwich High Society
Aren't They Fabulous
A Private Jet To A Private
Island
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Greenwich's So-Called High Society
A US hedge fund, Fairfield Greenwich, has been charged with fraud
for pumping nearly $7bn of its clients' money into Bernard Madoff's
fund. The Fairfield Greenwich hedge fund caught up in the scandal is
run by Walter Noel, a high-profile New York Jewish society figure
whose glamorous family was once described by Vanity Fair magazine as
"shoring up the virtues of a nearly extinct aristocracy". Charges
filed by Massachusetts' secretary of state, William Galvin, said 95%
of the firm's $7.2bn Sentry fund was invested with Madoff, who
admitted in court last month that he had barely done any genuine
trading for nearly 20 years.
Fairfield is accused of lying to its clients that it had detailed
access to Madoff's accounts. Fairfield was typically given forged
trading tickets by Madoff after a lag of three to five days. Instead
of containing detailed prices, these provided weighted average prices
from baskets of stocks.
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Madoff Coached Fellow Zionist
During an inquiry by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2005,
Madoff coached Fairfield executives in what to say to investigators in
a phone call which began, according to a transcript, with Madoff
saying: "Obviously, first of all, this conversation never took place."
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The Crypto-Jewish Hungarian Princess
Ariana Huffington claims on her blog that her
fellow Zionist, Walter Noel, may be a victim too.
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The Castilian From Buenos Aires
It seems that Andrés Piedrahita, Noel's son-in-law, 'claims' to be a noble of
Castilian blood, and knows nothing about the $500 million.
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