New York Post – Fugitive hedge-fund manager Brian Kim, who stands accused of cheating investors out of $4 million, appears to have scrambled to cover a telltale sign of his alleged fraud on the heels of Bernie Madoff’s massive Ponzi scheme.
For 16 straight months — starting with the first signs of the credit crunch in September 2007 and prior to Madoff’s downfall in late 2008 — the founder of Liquid Capital Management had been reporting bizarrely consistent monthly returns of precisely 0.14 percent, The Post has learned.
