Epstein Secrets

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llion Investors threatened to "go public" months before the Ponzi scheme unraveled By Jon Burstein, Sun Sentinel 6:30 p.m. EDT, October 27, 2011 Scott Rothstein's Ponzi scheme was almost exposed eight months before it spectacularly imploded in October 2009, according to a $37.8 million lawsuit filed Thursday a

ed eight months before it spectacularly imploded in October 2009, according to a $37.8 million lawsuit filed Thursday against the general counsel of Rothstein's law finn. Two investors threatened in February 2009 to "go public" with questions about Rothstein's investment scheme, prompting Rothstein to ins

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