Anthony Volastro is a producer with the news team at CNBC.
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Anthony Volastro is a producer with the news team at CNBC.
Follow Anthony on Twitter @VolastroCNBC.
Part three of CNBC's three part original podcast series. It’s one of the greatest lies ever sold, a $65 billion fraud. For the past decade, Bernie Madoff — locked away from the world as he serves a 150-year prison sentence — has been the face of greed. That’s not the end of the story. CNBC special correspondent Scott Cohn and American Greed executive producer Chuck Schaeffer go “behind bars” to uncover the Madoff of today, from the lawyers and investigators to the victims. In our final episode: hunting Bernie’s billions. With his victim’s lives shattered, coping with the financial loss, trauma, and tragedy and the 10 year effort to make them whole.
A three part original podcast series. It’s one of the greatest lies ever sold, a $65 billion fraud. For the past decade, Bernie Madoff — locked away from the world as he serves a 150-year prison sentence — has been the face of greed. But that’s not the end of the story. CNBC special correspondent Scott Cohn and American Greed executive producer Chuck Schaeffer go “behind bars” to uncover the Madoff of today, from the lawyers and investigators to the victims. In this episode: the next Madoff. In the wake of his scheme came investor protections, so how is that con artists are still scamming their way to millions and can it happen to you?
A three part original podcast series. It’s one of the greatest lies ever sold, a $65 billion fraud. For the past decade, Bernie Madoff — locked away from the world as he serves a 150-year prison sentence — has been the face of greed. That’s not the end of the story. CNBC special correspondent Scott Cohn and American Greed executive producer Chuck Schaeffer go “behind bars” to uncover the Madoff of today, from the lawyers and investigators to the victims. Our first episode goes inside the mind of the world’s most notorious con man. Who is the Madoff of today? What makes him tick?
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