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The case of Martin Frankel, the star-gazing fraudster who disappeared from his Greenwich, Connecticut, mansion leaving behind a short to-do list – “launder the money” – various astrological charts seeking to answer whether he would be turned in or go to prison and a $335 million hole in the portfolios of several obscure American insurance companies, highlights the bizarre side of financial crime.
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