Bernard L. Madoff, shown arriving at federal court in Manhattan yesterday, will return for sentencing on June 16.
(Louis Lanzano/Associated Press)
An apologetic Madoff goes to jail
Admits to massive Ponzi scheme, awaits many-year sentence
Bernard L. Madoff, shown arriving at federal court in Manhattan yesterday, will return for sentencing on June 16.
(Louis Lanzano/Associated Press)
NEW YORK - Pleading guilty to orchestrating the largest fraud in Wall Street history, Bernard L. Madoff said yesterday he was "deeply sorry and ashamed" for his crimes, before being led out of a packed Manhattan courtroom in handcuffs. (Full article: 1022 words)
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