UK, Thursday March 18, 2010 Lulu Sinclair, Sky News Online Fraudster Bernard Madoff has been assaulted by another inmate while in jail, according to reports. Madoff arriving for his trial last March The former financier is serving a 150-year prison... Full Article at Sky News

Please tell us why you think this would make a good Cheat Sheet story. Your feedback has been sent! Notorious fraudster Bernard Madoff was sent to a prison hospital in December after receiving a broken nose and other injuries suffered at the hands of a... Full Article at The Daily Beast

YORK - Bernard Madoff, the swindler who orchestrated a multibillion dollar fraud, was attacked by another inmate at the federal prison where he is serving a 150-year sentence, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing three people familiar with the matter. Full Article at MSNBC

Versalko was exposed when one of the 30 wealthy victims of his fraud saw a television documentary on Wall Street Ponzi scheme operator Bernard Madoff and became suspicious. New York-based Madoff last year started a 150-year prison sentence after... Full Article at The Age

U.S. grand jury formalized criminal charges on Wednesday against two former computer programmers at swindler Bernard Madoff's firm, alleging they conspired with others to falsify investor records using a special program. The two men, Jerome O'Hara, 47,... Full Article at The Post Chronicle

Madoff's investors aren't the only ones who hate his guts. The world's biggest Ponzi scammer was assaulted by a fellow prisoner and ended up in the hospital last December, The Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site. Madoff who's serving a 150-year... Full Article at New York Post

Bernard Madoff, who is serving a 150-year sentence in North Carolina for running a fraud scheme that cost investors billions of dollars, was physically assaulted by another inmate in December, accordi... Bernard Madoff, who is serving a 150-year... Full Article at Huffington Post

A Bernard Madoff victim who lost $15 million is suing Goldman Sachs for allegedly failing to tell him in 2004 that it had put a taboo on the Madoff Fund and that he should pull his money out. Retired businessman Jerome Goodman, 69, of Hardwick, N.J. , a Full Article at Law.com

WASHINGTON — The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission confirmed Wednesday that the agency is investigating several companies' actions in the run-up to the financial crisis of 2008. SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro said “it would be safe to assume” t Full Article at Houston Chronicle