A beachfront home that was relinquished to Wells Fargo as a result of losses incurred in the Madoff scandal by the couple who owned it apparently is party central:
Bernard L. Madoff's massive fraud stunned some of the wealthy denizens of Malibu Colony, especially when a couple devastated by the scheme surrendered their oceanfront home to Wells Fargo Bank.
But some neighbors say the real shocker came when they saw one of the bank's top executives spending weekends in the $12-million beach house and hosting eye-catching parties there. What's more, Wells Fargo spurned offers to show the property to prospective buyers, a real estate agent said.
The SVP, Cheronda Guyton, apparently has been having some "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" moments:
Colony residents said the woman they believe to be Guyton, along with her husband and two children, took up occupancy at 106 Malibu Colony Road shortly after Lawrence Elins turned it over to Wells Fargo Bank on May 13.
The residents said the family spent long weekends at the home and had guests over, including a large party the last weekend of August that featured a waterborne arrival.
"A yacht pulled up offshore, with one of those inflatable dinghies to take people back and forth to the shore," said Roman's wife, Elaine Johnson. "About 20 people got taken over in the dinghy."
And who is this person?
On the website for a lenders conference next month in San Diego, a biography says Guyton, 39, obtained an MBA from USC, worked in the state controller's office during the administration of former Gov. Gray Davis and now manages a team of foreclosed-property managers and a separate team that restructures troubled commercial loans.
And here are some pictures of her new digs.
Twisted sick ass woman, if it's true. And it appears to be.