Wednesday, January 28, 2009

The Swindler Who Came in From the Cold

He probably didn't want to end up "suicided," folks.

That's why he came in.


Also see:
The Mini-Madoff

"Missing money manager turns himself in" by Associated Press | January 28, 2009

TAMPA, Fla. - A Florida hedge fund manager who disappeared this month, just as he was due to pay investors $50 million, turned himself in yesterday to face federal securities and wire fraud charges.

Arthur Nadel, 76, of Sarasota, surrendered in Tampa, the FBI said. Later, he was chained when he appeared in court. Attorney Barry Cohen said Nadel is not violent, has emotional problems, is not a flight risk, and should be released. A judge ordered him held at least until Friday.

Ummm, I THINK HE PROVED HE WAS!!!!

Asked outside court where his client had been for two weeks, Cohen said, "He went away for a while just to be alone."

????

(Are you as outraged by that lame-ass excuse as I am?)

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