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42. Ruth Mad<strong>of</strong>f was never an employee <strong>of</strong> BLMIS yet millions <strong>of</strong> dollars belongingto BLMIS and its customers found their way into her personal accounts and investments withoutany legitimate business purpose or any value or benefit to BLMIS, simply because <strong>of</strong> herrelationship with Bernard Mad<strong>of</strong>f. Mrs. Mad<strong>of</strong>f knew, or should have known, that what shereceived was not hers, and that the vast sums <strong>of</strong> money she received from BLMIS belonged tothe Company and to BLMIS’s customers.NATURE OF THE CLAIMS AGAINST MRS. MADOFF43. At all times relevant hereto, BLMIS was insolvent in that (i) its assets were worthbillions <strong>of</strong> dollars less than the value <strong>of</strong> its liabilities; (ii) it could not meet its obligations as theycame due; or (iii) at the time <strong>of</strong> the transfers to Mrs. Mad<strong>of</strong>f described herein, BLMIS was leftwith insufficient capital.44. This adversary proceeding is being brought to recapture monies paid to or for thebenefit <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Mad<strong>of</strong>f so that this customer property can be equitably distributed among all <strong>of</strong>the victims <strong>of</strong> BLMIS in accordance with the provisions <strong>of</strong> SIPA.45. The Trustee also seeks an accounting for all monies received by Mrs. Mad<strong>of</strong>f fromBLMIS and a constructive trust as a result <strong>of</strong> the past unjust enrichment <strong>of</strong>—and to prevent anyfurther unjust enrichment by—Mrs. Mad<strong>of</strong>f on all assets she received or receives in connectionwith BLMIS. The accounting and constructive trust are necessary in this case in light <strong>of</strong> the size<strong>of</strong> the Ponzi scheme and the amount <strong>of</strong> money improperly transferred to Mrs. Mad<strong>of</strong>f to financeher personal life and personal investments.46. The Transfers <strong>of</strong> money to Mrs. Mad<strong>of</strong>f were, and continue to be, property <strong>of</strong> theconsolidated estate within the meaning <strong>of</strong> section 541 <strong>of</strong> the Bankruptcy Code as well as-15-

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