Here are some points highlighted from the bankruptcy filing against bernie: 52. Debtor was also asked a series of questions regarding his interest in a number of the undisclosed accounts with Edward Jones, including accounts in his name (the First Personal Account and Second Personal Account) and in the names of various family members and entities (including the King Street Account), all of which he refused to answer due to his invocation of his Fifth Amendment privilege. 53. Debtor was also asked to admit that it is a fact that he transferred funds from his First Personal Account and Second Personal Account with the intent to hinder, delay, or defraud his creditors, which he refused to answer due to the invocation of his Fifth Amendment privilege. 58. Because Debtor invoked his Fifth Amendment privilege in response to questions at his examination/deposition concerning his intent to hinder, delay, or defraud creditors of the estate by and through the First Personal Account Transfer and Second Personal Account Transfer, the Court may draw an adverse inference and take Debtor’s refusal to answer such questions as an admission that the First Personal Account Transfer and Second Personal Account Transfer were made by the Debtor with the intent to hinder, delay, or defraud creditors of the estate.