Oh, wonderful. I’m glad we could help him out with that.
Financial swindler Bernard Madoff said that he is happier in prison than he was on the outside because he no longer lives in fear of being arrested and knows he will die in prison, Barbara Walters said on Thursday.
Walters, who spent two hours at the prison with Madoff on October 14, also told “Good Morning America” that Madoff said that while he had contemplated suicide during his early days behind bars but lacked the courage, he never thinks about killing himself now.
Madoff’s wife Ruth said in an interview to be aired on CBS’ “60 Minutes” on Sunday that the couple actually tried to kill themselves by taking pills on Christmas Eve 2008 after the fraud was exposed.
“I don’t know whose idea it was, but we decided to kill ourselves because it was so horrendous what was happening,” Ruth Madoff said of the failed attempt.
So, being a crooked Wall Street tycoon is less pleasant than prison? Good to know.
Let’s help out a lot more people with that, shall we?
that’s kind of what I was thinking.
Unfortunately, this is the pattern.
Jesse Eisinger at ProPublica along with Matt Taibbi at Rolling Stone is doing some of the best coverage of the
crimefinancial beat.What a coincidence, I’m enjoying him being in prison too.
Madoff is happier in prison than when he was a big-time investment fund manager?
Just one more sad example of how the rich are mistreated in this country!
Or, one more sad example of how Madoff is a sick puppy.
$65 billion is really a big deal, this fraud is considered as the biggest financial fraud in history. he is 73 now and is serving a 150-year prison. Its a long time to suffer.
sell my car