In the June 30 Wall Street Journal Robert Frank and Amir Efrati describe the history making court scene at Bernard Madoff's trial and sentencing:

"Bernard Madoff, the self-confessed author of the biggest financial swindle in history, was sentenced to the maximum 150 years behind bars for what his judge call an `extraordinary evil' fraud.

"That shook the nation's faith in its financial and legal systems and took a staggering toll on rich and poor alike."

The article reveals the victim's rage at what his $65 billion Ponzi scheme had done to their lives.