Booknotes · The pretender : how Martin Frankel fooled the financial world and led the feds on one of the most publicized manhunts in history

The pretender : how Martin Frankel fooled the financial world and led the feds on one of the most publicized manhunts in history

Title: The pretender : how Martin Frankel fooled the financial world and led the feds on one of the most publicized manhunts in history
Description: Explains how Martin Frankel, a nerdy financial whiz, created a complex Ponzi scheme that embroiled some of the world's most powerful business leaders and led federal authorities on a bizarre manhunt from America across Europe.
Identifier: 1001861; 743204158
Creator: Pollock, Ellen Joan
Source: Brian Lamb Booknotes Collection; Gift of Brian Lamb, 2011.; Catalog record
Language: eng
Date: 2002; Program air date: April 14, 2002
Publisher: Simon and Schuster; George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections & Archives
Text: Transcription of Annotations
Notes from front endpapers: "Baseball cap and chocolate. - Toledo. - Billy Lovelady: TN insurance auditor. - Mike Henehan: security consultant. - Astrological charts." - Annotations by Brian Lamb in the margins and underlining of pertinent phrases throughout the book.
Subject: "Frankel, Martin."; "Embezzlement--United States."
Relation: Original Booknotes interview
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