An estate that cost $9 million to building, a yacht called Clueless worth at least $1 million and a cache of jewelry are set for auction. They are the last of the big items seized in disbarred attorney Scott Rothstein $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme.
February 04, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The final choice pieces of disbarred Ponzi king Scott Rothstein’s tainted haul are headed for the auction block.
One of those assets is investor George Levin’s $1 million yacht named—some say ironically—Clueless. Also set for auction is a $2.5 million Boca Raton house owned by a fellow investor, auto magnate Ed Morse.
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