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Victims of the $65 billion Ponzi scheme feel cast out, denied justice, forgotten. They’re angry at just about everyone, including, in some cases, themselves.

If anyone can repair the church’s image, it’s Timothy Dolan. Except there are only so many nice ways to say no.

Like Bernie Madoff, Marc Dreier bilked unsuspecting investors out of many millions of dollars. But Dreier did it with flair.

The biotech entrepreneur, friend of Martha Stewart, and �Page Six� regular spent five years in jail on insider-trading charges. Just three months after his release, ImClone, the company Waksal founded, was sold for $6.5 billion, on the strength of the breakthrough cancer drug he developed. Did prison change him? Not really. Does he feel vindicated? Absolutely.

A new high school.

He got the fight taken out of him when he was caught in his Vietnam lie. But will he beat McMahon anyway?

Why Sully may be the last of his kind.

They say New York is the place where your greatest dreams can come true.

Pro-life zealot James Kopp murdered an upstate abortion doctor in 1998. And he might well have escaped the FBI if not for an informant whose desire for the big reward money led him to betray a lifelong friend. In the following chronicle, the informant tells his story for the first time, offering the inside account of how the abortion war’s most notorious assassin was finally taken down.

Would the fate of Morgan Stanley be any different if John Mack hadn’t vanquished Philip Purcell?