In this fourth segment, let me discuss an argument made by Harbeck and Picard in support of their cash in/cash out position.

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When David Sheehan attacked Helen Chaitman by a letter of June 12th, he accused her of making statements for which she could have no evidence. She responded, among other ways, by writing on June 16th that she would be able to prove various of her statements from SIPC's own files after discovery. My personal view is that she was right on.

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If readers remember not one other thing of what is written in this four- part posting, I urge them to remember -- and therefore am repeating yet again -- the possibility that Picard's definition of net equity may deprive them not just of $500,000, but also of any share in the estate. This possibility should be cleared up, one way or the other, as quickly as possible.

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This post is being published in four parts. Let me start it with some comments that will surprise a lot of people.

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We are currently in a place (so to speak) where a simply fantastic amount about the Madoff scam remains unknown; more remains unknown than I can ever remember being true at the time of the plea and sentencing of the lead culprit in any other major fraud case.

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