Larry Levine -- Ex Con reveals what Madoff will see on the inside

Bernard Madoff won't have any friends in prison according to Larry Levine, an ex-con who's been shedding light on what Bernie can expect in prison.

Larry Levine spent 10 years in federal prison himself before founding Wall Street Prison Consultants, which counsels white collar offenders. It's no surprise that the picture he's been painting through various media outlets of Madoff's future life isn't all that rosey, especially when it comes to the other inmates.

In an interview on CNN, Levine said:
He’s had a little taste of custody, but now he’s going to be living in a cell, which is going to be his permanent home and this man who lived in a penthouse for years is going to be living basically out of a two-foot by four-foot wall locker. That’s where all of his personal items are going to be stored and he’s going to be subject to being counted several times a day, possibly strip-searched. He’s not going to have any privacy, and he’s probably going to be terrified for his life because people are going to want to get to him.

He’s going to be in an extremely dangerous environment and he’s going to be serving time with other people that have life sentences. Those people don’t have an out date either. So if things jump off, they’re not going to hesitate to do something to Bernie. They don’t care. What can you possibly do to somebody who is serving a life that’s not getting out anyway? Nothing.

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