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Jewish Organizations in LA Lose Money in Madoff Scam

Bernard Madoff says losses from his exclusive -- and fraudulent-- hedge fund may top $50 billion. What's being called "the biggest Ponzi scheme in history" was run in downtown Manhattan, but there are victims here in LA. Rob Eschman is editor-in-chief of the Jewish Journal .

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Bernard Madoff says losses from his exclusive -- and fraudulent-- hedge fund may top $50 billion. What's being called "the biggest Ponzi scheme in history" was run in downtown Manhattan, but there are victims here in LA. Rob Eschman is editor-in-chief of the Jewish Journal.

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Which Way, L.A.?

Jewish Organizations in LA Lose Money in Madoff Scam

Bernard Madoff says losses from his exclusive -- and fraudulent-- hedge fund may top $50 billion. What's being called "the biggest Ponzi scheme in history" was run in downtown Manhattan, but there are victims here in LA. Rob Eschman is editor-in-chief of the Jewish Journal .

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Which Way, L.A.?

Jewish Organizations in LA Lose Money in Madoff Scam

Bernard Madoff says losses from his exclusive -- and fraudulent-- hedge fund may top $50 billion. What's being called "the biggest Ponzi scheme in history" was run in downtown Manhattan, but there are victims here in LA. Rob Eschman is editor-in-chief of the Jewish Journal .

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