court documents detail what happened to each of the then that he caught bertrand transcripts. the main court case i'd like to have used, he makes it to denver to bring down that gain is another story but it's a team that has of stranglehold and he will be the one to bring them to justice. the trial was expensive and complete a missing from the records and the court case right before and after are there but somebody photographed a note to. there is a story there. who would have been hurt by that being public? lots of local sources. i tried hard to track down the descendants because they would have letters or books and i did find the unpublished autobiography of one district attorney who accompanied norfleet sometimes and said he exaggerated but mostly verified the events. in the end it is amazing how much i could verify but how much is made but slanted it. [laughter] >> in your research did you come across the iconic dedicated, did you a case in l.a. come across those people? >> sheriff four police officer? >> yes. >> there were a few there were a few that helped to 17 along th

." >> narrator: his brother bertrand said thierry believed completely in madoff. >> smith: but madoffhad one condition he had to impose on everyone. funds were forbidden from listing him as an investment advisor in any marketing materials. that's because madoff was unregistered with the sec, even though he had thousands of clients and billions under management. >> i met bernie madoff in the early '90s. >> smith: sandra manzke, the founder of hedge-fund giant tremont, and later maxam capital, has publicly advocated for more transparency in the hedge fund industry. in an exclusive interview with frontline she said she was unaware of how big madoff had become. >> did i know about all the feeder funds in europe? absolutely not. >> smith: access. >> access. i did not know of access. >> smith: banco santander had a big fund. >> didn't know that. >> smith: optimal. >> didn't know that. >> smith: manzke says everyone operated by madoff's secrecy rules. did madoff say to you, "don't put me in your prospectus?" >> yes. he did. >> smith: do you think that's right? do you think that's appropriate

>> one thing people talk about is the kind of mission creep in 2004, you have the outster of jon bertrandon brought in by the united states and then replaced by the blue helmets, the u.n. and a presidential election, supposed to happen in 2005, happened in 2006. that's obviously a long time ago, and what happened since then is a combination of them looking for an exit strategy and other people looking for an exit strategy for them. what the cholera epidemic has done, when we talk about the impact on the reconstruction, what we're looking at here is a situation where they are simply by the evidence, all appearnesseappearness s wouldn't be a cholera epidemic if they weren't here, and if they would have been hygienic in their bases in general. >> this question of this interconnection between u.n. and cholera in haiti, coming up, more on this issue. join us. this one's for all us lawnsmiths. grass gurus. doers. here's to more saturdays in the sun. and budgets better spent. here's to turning rookies - into experts, and shoppers into savers. here's to picking up. trading up. mixing it up. to we