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The wife of convicted Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff says that she and Bernie were so upset after the collapse of his multi-billion-dollar fraud that they decided to commit suicide together on Christmas Eve.
"I don't know whose idea it was, but we decided to kill ourselves because it was so horrendous what was happening," Ruth Madoff told Morley Safer of CBS News. "We had terrible phone calls. Hate mail, just beyond anything and I said '...I just can't go on anymore.'"
Ruth Madoff says that she...
Originally posted by whaaa
I don't want them dead. They should be forced to work for a living at some nasty job like all their investors have had to resort to. Just so they could get a first hand feeling of what their corruption and greed brought to those that trusted them.
Originally posted by cloaked4u
Originally posted by whaaa
I don't want them dead. They should be forced to work for a living at some nasty job like all their investors have had to resort to. Just so they could get a first hand feeling of what their corruption and greed brought to those that trusted them.
That statement is better than mine, i like your way of thinking. Lets put people like them in slave camps where they work all day and have BUBBA be the camp DRILL instructor and DRILL a new HOLE of thought for reprogramming the WHOLE of the matter.
Originally posted by randomname
prison is hells waiting room. if you kill yourself you jump to the head of the line.
Originally posted by Angie Fenimore
"Then I heard a voice of awesome power, not loud but crashing over me like a booming wave of sound; a voice that encompassed such ferocious anger that with one word it could destroy the universe, and that also encompassed such potent and unwavering love that, like the sun, it could coax life from the earth. I cowered at its force and at its excruciating words:
"Is this what you really want? Don't you know that this is the worst thing you could have done?"
I could feel his anger and frustration, both because I'd thrown in the towel and because I had cut myself off from him and from his guidance.
And I'd felt trapped. I had been able to see no other choice but to die before I could do any more damage in life.
So I answered: "But my life is so hard."
My thoughts were communicated so fast that they weren't even completed before I absorbed his response:
"You think that was hard? It is nothing compared to what awaits you if you take your life."
When the Father spoke, each of his words exploded into a complex of meanings, like fireworks, tiny balls of light that erupted into a billion bits of information, filling me with streams of vivid truth and pure understanding."