Andrew H. Madoff, the only surviving son of disgraced Ponzi schemer Bernard L. Madoff, died Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2014, ... Palm Beach was ground zero for Bernard Madoff’s crimes.

Bernie Madoff's epic Ponzi scheme left behind some 37,000 victims around the globe, nearly all of whom he never met. But the gutting losses and shame also destroyed those closest to him, his own ...

Madoff, who for years had a seasonal home in Palm Beach, pleaded guilty in March 2009 to running the Ponzi scheme — estimated at $17 billion — and was serving a 150-year prison sentence.

Andrew and Mark Madoff managed the legitimate market-making side of the business. ... Greenfield represented 13 Madoff victims from Palm Beach, whose losses ranged from $10,000 to $120 million.

Here's what happened to convicted scammer Bernie Madoff's widow, Ruth; sons, grandchildren and other family members after he was sentenced to 150 years in prison for a $64.8 billion Ponzi scheme.

Ruth and Andrew Madoff, pt. 1 17:14. The following script is from "Madoff" which aired on October 30, ... homes in Palm Beach and the South of France - and yachts in both places.

Name City State ZIP Code; Andrew Madoff: New York: NY : 10022 : Andrew Madoff: New York: NY : 10022 : Andrew N Jaffe 1993 Irrev Tst: Weston: MA : 02493 : Andrew N ...

Madoff, who for years had a seasonal home in Palm Beach, pleaded guilty in March 2009 to running the Ponzi scheme — estimated at $17 billion — and was serving a 150-year prison sentence.

Madoff, who for years had a seasonal home in Palm Beach, pleaded guilty in March 2009 to running the Ponzi scheme — estimated at $17 billion — and was serving a 150-year prison sentence.

Madoff, who for years had a seasonal home in Palm Beach, pleaded guilty in March 2009 to running the Ponzi scheme — estimated at $17 billion — and was serving a 150-year prison sentence.

Madoff, who for years had a seasonal home in Palm Beach, pleaded guilty in March 2009 to running the Ponzi scheme — estimated at $17 billion — and was serving a 150-year prison sentence.

Madoff, who for years had a seasonal home in Palm Beach, pleaded guilty in March 2009 to running the Ponzi scheme — estimated at $17 billion — and was serving a 150-year prison sentence.