Holocaust Survivors Say

The Scam du Jour

In 1996. a group of Miami Beach Jews said their relatives had sent enormous amounts of funds to Swiss banks, but the poor Jews were thrown in ovens before they could collect. In 1998 the Swiss banks agreed to a $1.5 billion dollar settlement. Naturally they were 'outraged' at the pitiful settlement, but at least there was ceremonial justice. The Swiss banks paid in gold, the Miami Beach retirees were happy until they found out the gold was going to Russia, and not Miami Beach.

Now, the Miami Beach survivors are going after their lawyer.

	Holocaust Survivors Say 'No' They refuse Attorney Neuborne's fee of $6.1 million for acting as lead counsel in the recent Holocaust Litigation against the Swiss Banks.

Burt Neuborne He claims to have put in 10,000 hours of billing time.

	Judge Reduces Fee Judge Orenstein reduced the fee from Neuborne's original request $6.1 million to $4.1 million.

A $1.5 Billion Dollar Settlement The odd part is there is a $1.5 billion, and Neuborne's fee of $4 million is peanuts. The problem is the majority of that $1.5 billion is going to some 'Mysterious Jewish' group in Russia

	Miami Jews Are Objecting The sniff a scam, and no doubt want to 'Wet their beaks'.

Miami Lawyer Anxious

Sammie Dubbin who represents the objecting survivors, would like to see a settlement.

Mambas Biting Mambas

A group of second generation Miami Beach Zionists, who dodged serving in WW-2, and who were never in Europe, claimed that Dr Mengele tortured them, and sued in 1996. Now you have $1.5 billion in gold, paid on an imaginary event, to some imaginary relatives, in Russia.

The Swiss should be the ones mad, the gold came from their central bank reserves.