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iPad case helps you get into Bernie Madoff’s pants

You understand the old saying about not judging a person until you walk a mile in his shoes? Well, those that were quick to judge Bernie Madoff will need to try John Vaccaro’s new iPad cases on for size. The pockets are comprised of the Ponzi scheme mastermind’s pants, that have been seized after his arrest. Vaccaro bought them up at auction and has begun making custom cases for the Apple tablet. At $350 each, they do not come cheap, but you do get a certificate of authenticity — but with Madoff’s name attached, how could you probably get it wrong?

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