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For this assignment, assume you have been hired as a fraud examiner to investigate the situation described in the Fact Pattern.
Deliverable 1: Vulnerability Chart Create a vulnerability chart based on the Fact Pattern. Consult Module 4 and the associated textbook readings to review the purpose of a vulnerability chart.
Click on Developing a Vulnerability Chart at the bottom of the page to download instructions on developing a vulnerability chart and a sample vulnerability chart, which are excerpted from your textbook.
Click on Vulnerability Chart Template at the bottom of the page to download a blank vulnerability chart that can serve as a template to create the vulnerability chart for this assignment, which should be pasted into the same document as Deliverable 2, the memorandum.
Deliverable 2: Memorandum Prepare a memorandum addressing the following: Identify the types of fraud occurring and the impact on Beth's business. Identify what symptoms these frauds will generate.
In addition, identify how this fraud will directly affect the revenue and inventory accounts. Explain the steps to be taken to search for each symptom identified in response to item #2 above. After identifying several symptoms, is there enough evidence to prove Ian is guilty as Beth believes he is?
What other evidence is required or would be useful in this case? Is there any mitigating evidence? What legal options does Beth have right now? Besides searching for symptoms of fraud, what other investigative steps can be taken either to gain a confession from the fraudster or help gain further proof of fraud?
What steps would you recommend to Beth and other small business owners as preventative measures to avoid fraud such as occurred in the case of Beth's business from happening in the future?
In this section, consider the motivating factors and criminal opportunities that were present. For best organization practices, you should have a clear section in your memorandum that corresponds to each of the required components listed above (i.e., Part 1 would discuss item 1, types of fraud and impact of those frauds).
Adhere to the following standards: The narrative should be 10-12 pages in length, not including the title page, reference page, or vulnerability chart.
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