John Smith's Ethical Dilemma

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I would start off my investigation by legally, going through to find out the truth around those entire circumstances. I would describe a proceed to how I investigate this case: As a matter of first importance I would ask the Widget representative to get the subtle details about their suspicions like Did Smith makes statements about his activity or intentions with anyone? If Provided that, whom? Might have been he comes in early or leaving late in an unusual manner? Has there been any contact or information from other companies lending help should their suspicions? Also what exchange inside secrets exactly he believes John Smith to bring stolen and What's more assuming that he has any evidence to back the claim. Running for that I might then move to any co-workers of Mr. Smith and try to get whatever useful information about them claiming that I could.

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