Money | Bernard Madoff Madoff's Office Was Sexual Hotbed: Court Papers Prosecutors make accusation in Manhattan federal court By Neal Colgrass Posted Aug 9, 2013 4:55 PM CDT Copied In this Dec. 17, 2008 file photo, Bernard Madoff returns to his Manhattan apartment after making a court appearance in New York. (AP Photo/Jason DeCrow, File) Bernie Madoff's office was a hotbed of relationships that included a love triangle involving the Ponzi scheme king himself, according to court documents released today. Four associates of Madoff Securities and Madoff's former secretary were in Manhattan federal court facing charges over the $65 billion scheme when prosecutors released the papers, the New York Post reports. Prime quotes include: Several "employees—including all but one of the defendants, several Government witnesses, and Bernard Madoff himself—were at various times in romantic and/or sexual relationships with one another." "One of the defendants was in a love triangle with Bernard Madoff himself." Madoff's longtime secretary, Annette Bongiorno, was there, accused of making over $14 million in illegal profits from the scheme. So were former operations officer Daniel Bonventre, computer programmer George Perez, and office worker Joann Crupi. Read These Next A request to turn off football game ends in a murder-suicide. Toll from UPS plane crash rises to 15 after a Christmas Day death. Edited version of It's a Wonderful Life has viewers perplexed. JonBenet Ramsey's dad hasn't given up hope in case just yet. Report an error