I-Team

Pols probe handling of Madoff victims

Several Congressional representatives have asked a federal watchdog agency to investigate allegations that the trustee charged with liquidating Bernie Madoff's estate is treating the con man's victims unfairly. Rep. Scott Garrett (R-N.J.) and his House colleagues also asked U.S. Comptroller General Gene Dodaro to determine if Madoff trustee Irving Picard and his firm, Baker & Hostetler, have charged too much for their work.

Madoff vics slam Picard over tactics

Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz aren't the only victims of Bernie Madoff who believe they are getting the shaft from Irving Picard, the trustee who filed a $1 billion clawback lawsuit against the Mets owners.

• '60 Minutes' makes Armstrong testy
• Bill could keep Wilpon in control of Mets
• Mets owners want to move Madoff lawsuit
• Bill would alter N.Y. child molest law
• Wilpons agree to sell part of Mets to Einhorn
• For Madoff trustee Picard, lawsuit pays
• Wilpon to SI: Mets are 'bleeding cash'
• Bondy: Lance critics don't want money
• Hamilton corroborates Landis' claims
• Fred Wilpon defends his honor
• Colon's surgery blurs the lines

Bonds: Perception vs. reality

Jurors don't buy Bonds as victim

While the jurors couldn't reach consensus on three perjury charges against Barry Bonds, it was clear they didn't buy the notion he was a steroid martyr or a target of overzealous prosecutors.