Bernard Madoff says he wants to teach college students business ethics

Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff told The Financial Times that he wants to teach business ethics for college students from prison, according to a report by ABC. Madoff was interviewed in the prison by the financial newspaper, the report said. Previous coverage: • Family members say Benard Madoff's son was despondent over press coverage, criminal investigation • Son of Bernard...

TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/Getty ImagesBernard Madoff leaves U.S. Federal Court after a hearing on March 10, 2009 in New York.

Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff told The Financial Times that he wants to teach business ethics for college students from prison, according to a report by ABC.

Madoff was interviewed in the prison by the financial newspaper, the report said.

Previous coverage:

• Family members say Benard Madoff's son was despondent over press coverage, criminal investigation

• Son of Bernard Madoff is found dead of apparent suicide in New York City

• Trustee for investors cheated by Bernard Madoff sues JP Morgan Chase for $6.4B

• New lawsuits target relatives of Bernard Madoff, former employees