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No documented enforcement against Frank DiPascali

Frank DiPascali has 4 documented facts referencing violations, fines, settlements, or fraud, but no connection in the platform's graph documents an enforcement action, prosecution, sanction, or consent decree against them. This may indicate the platform's data is incomplete — or it may indicate a real enforcement gap. Either way, it's worth a closer look.

Entities involved: Frank DiPascali
Detected: 02 May 2026
Evidence last verified: 23 Apr 2026
Supporting evidence
Pleaded guilty August 11, 2009 to ten felonies including conspiracy, securities fraud, falsifying records, mail fraud, wire fraud, perjury, and tax evasion.
Frank DiPascali · secondary · source ↗ · 20 Apr 2026
He pleaded guilty on August 11, 2009 to ten felony counts: conspiracy, securities fraud, investment advisor fraud, mail fraud, wire fraud, perjury, income tax evasion, international money laundering, falsifying books and records of a broker-dealer, and falsifying books and records of an investment advisor.
Frank DiPascali · primary · source ↗ · 23 Apr 2026
His guilty plea was the first public confirmation that the Madoff fraud was a conspiracy involving multiple people, not solely Madoff.
Frank DiPascali · primary · 23 Apr 2026
Prosecutors credited his cooperation with recovering billions in assets and securing convictions of 15 others connected to the scheme.
Frank DiPascali · primary · source ↗ · 23 Apr 2026
3 actions you can take
File a FOIA
File a FOIA request with the U.S. Department of Justice — Criminal Division
Target: U.S. Department of Justice — Criminal Division
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Subject: FOIA Request — All non-exempt records — including correspondence, internal memoranda, referrals

Dear FOIA Officer,

Pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C. § 552, I request access to and copies of the following records held by the U.S. Department of Justice — Criminal Division:

All non-exempt records — including correspondence, internal memoranda, referrals, declination memos, and case-opening or case-closing documents — concerning any investigation, declined investigation, or referral involving "Frank DiPascali" from January 2010 to the present.

I am requesting these records because: This request supports public-interest investigation of an oversight gap documented at htt…
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Contact the oversight body
Ask the House Committee on Financial Services to hold a hearing
Target: House Committee on Financial Services
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Subject: Constituent request: hearing on No documented enforcement against Frank DiPascali

Dear Members of the House Committee on Financial Services,

I am writing to ask the committee to hold a public hearing on the following matter that falls within your jurisdiction: No documented enforcement against Frank DiPascali.

The basis of this request is documented in publicly available evidence summarised here: No documented enforcement against Frank DiPascali.

Full evidence trail with source citations: https://goblinhouse.net/wall/enforcement-gap-frank-dipascali

This matter has not, to my knowledge, been the subject of a formal committee inquiry. The cited evidence consists of public…
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Tip a journalist
Send this to ProPublica
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Subject: Tip — No documented enforcement against Frank DiPascali

Hi ProPublica team,

Tipping you to a documented accountability gap that aligns with your beat (Investigative journalism, financial crime, government accountability):

No documented enforcement against Frank DiPascali

One-line summary: No documented enforcement against Frank DiPascali

Full evidence trail with source citations and confidence labels: https://goblinhouse.net/wall/enforcement-gap-frank-dipascali

This is not original reporting — it's a structured map of public-record evidence (court filings, settlements, disclosures) compiled by Goblin House, an open investigative database. Shar…
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