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alignleft height98 width130 altFILE In this Oct. 29, 2010, file
photo, New York Mets Chief Operating Officer Jeff Wilpon, left,
club president Saul Katz and Mets owner Fred Wilpon, right, look on
during a baseball news conference in New York. The owners of the
Mets turned a blind eye to Bernard Madoffs massive fraud, reaping
300 million in false profits and using a large chunk to run the
team, according to a lawsuit unsealed Friday, Feb. 4, 2011. The
lawsuit claims the owners were so dependent on the disgraced
financiers toogoodtobetrue returns that it faced a severe and
immediate liquidity crisis when Madoffs crimes were revealed in
2009. AP PhotoKathy Kmonicek, File border0 AP The owners of the
Mets turned a blind eye to Bernard Madoffs massive fraud, reaping
300 million in false profits and using a large chunk to run the
team, according to a lawsuit unsealed Friday.pbr clearalla
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