Judge toughens Bernard Madoff's home detention rules
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Facing a growing chorus of angry investors, disgraced financier Bernard Madoff, who allegedly plundered $50 billion from investors, lost his right to leave his home Friday and was ordered to hire private around-the-clock security guards to protect him.
US Magistrate Judge Theodore H. Katz approved the revised bail conditions after prosecutors sent a letter requesting them earlier in the day.
The order calls for Madoff's wife to pay for a security firm to provide 24-hour video monitoring of Madoff's apartment doors.
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