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Madoff Auditor Friehling Pleads Guilty to Nine Counts
Madoff Auditor Friehling Pleads Guilty to Nine Counts
David G. Friehling, Bernard Madoff’s independent auditor from 1991 until 2008, pleaded guilty today to nine criminal charges that carry up to 114 years in prison. The New York Times reports that Friehling admitted that he had never adequately audited the Madoff operation and was not truly ...
MSNBC Video: Madoff Auditor Friehling to Plead Guilty
MSNBC Video: Madoff Auditor Friehling to Plead Guilty
securitiesdocket.com — Ron Insana reports (at the 2:25 mark in this video) that David Friehling, the auditor for Bernard... Madoff’s firm, has agreed to plead guilty to seven criminal counts. Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News , World News , and News about the Economy (more) MSNBC Video: Madoff Auditor Friehling to Plead Guilty
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