"secretary spills the beans"

[RodISHI]

In the NEW YORK POST online.

By DAN MANGAN

May 6, 2009
SLEAZY: Eleanor Squillari reveals in Vanity Fair that she caught Bernie Madoff going through the escort ads in a magazine.

But Madoff never had a bad word for employees on the 17th floor of the Lipstick Building on the East Side, where the nuts and bolts of Madoff's Ponzi scheme were based, the secretary said.

"He would never reprimand anyone on 17 -- they were untouchable," Squillari said.

Squillari said one manager on the 17th floor, Annette Bongiorno, had a staff of young, naive women "with no background in finance, so they weren't able to connect the dots."

 

[Indiana Oracle]

In the NEW YORK POST online.

By DAN MANGAN

May 6, 2009
SLEAZY: Eleanor Squillari reveals in Vanity Fair that she caught Bernie Madoff going through the escort ads in a magazine.

But Madoff never had a bad word for employees on the 17th floor of the Lipstick Building on the East Side, where the nuts and bolts of Madoff's Ponzi scheme were based, the secretary said.

"He would never reprimand anyone on 17 -- they were untouchable," Squillari said.

Squillari said one manager on the 17th floor, Annette Bongiorno, had a staff of young, naive women "with no background in finance, so they weren't able to connect the dots."

That makes him part of the rather large group of people who are always looking for ways to indulge themselves or satisfy another psychological need. To me at least, this is about as surprising as knowing dogs pee on fire hydrants.

 

[garyd]

Agreed Oracle.