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    Lindbergh Baby Case Essay

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    Lindbergh Baby Case The Investigation There were a variety of components of the criminal justice system involved with the kidnapping of the Lindbergh baby. Some of the information obtained for the case was received by New York Police Department, New Jersey Police and Federal Bureau of Investigation. The New Jersey State Police became embroiled in jurisdictional battles with New York City Police and the F.B.I. The kidnapping occurred in New Jersey, the child was reported missing from the…

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    Cybercriminal Crimes

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    When thinking of a thief, the stereotypical picture of a man wearing all black, donning a ski mask, and toting a revolver comes to mind. The thief usually hangs out in the bad parts of town and only strikes at night. In modern times this is no longer the case. Many of today’s criminals cannot be picked out of a crowd. They are cyber criminals that can anonymously attack anyone from behind a computer (Vigoroso). These criminals can do anything from stealing some quick cash to stealing someone’s…

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    Americans have laid cheek and jowl with terrorism for many years, especially since the events of September 11, 2001. While terrorism is usually concerned with bombings, kidnappings or hijackings, some forms of terrorism are much more costly regarding monetary expense. It is estimated that cyber terrorism costs the consumers at least 100 billion dollars a year, although that is only a rough estimate. Company costs for cybercrime can come from the following areas: loss of intellectual property or…

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    Vice President, Fraud Risk Management while she was working for the Countrywide Financial Corp. This role requires our whistleblower to supervise and monitor internal bank processes and mortgage fraud investigations, if needed, organize and send conclusion in the form of suspicious activity report to the U.S. Treasury as well as the board of directors. During her time, she learned that Full Spectrum Lending Division (FSL) managers in the Boston area were subject to several fraud allegations, she…

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    such as The Times, The London Page and Financial Times. This is her first novel. It was published by Picador in the year 2013. Kiss Me First has gained the Guardian award. The novel deals with many issues, such as euthanasia, alienation, internet fraud and identity theft. Mainly, it reflects on the online world of our age. A brief summary: Tess has bipolar disorder. She is so hopeless, desperate and forlorn to the extent that she decides to commit suicide. But, she does not want anybody to know…

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    Scandals concerning corruption and blackmail are expected elements of politics in movies and on television. There have been famous corruption scandals in American history, such as the Iran-Contra Affair. The public seems to expect that politicians are willing to take money in exchange for political favors and to use insider information for their personal benefit. Like Sir Chiltern, Martha Stewart famously used insider information to have money. In her case, Stewart sold stocks that she…

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    Villalobos Case Summary

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    but Falcone participated in inventory and all other assets misappropriation, which led to larceny. By not telling investors of the misappropriation, he eliminated warning signs (Wells 2001) (Philip A. Falcone and Harbinger Charged with Securities Fraud 2012) (Neubauer 2012) (Roche 2013). (See Exhibit B for more information on…

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    Identity Theft Case

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    INTRODUCTION: This case involves the suspects accessing the victim’s bank account, by unknown means and stealing US currency in violation of PC 530.5(a)-Identity Theft. LOCATION DESCRIPTION: This incident occurred at the Bank of America, located at 880 E. Colorado Boulevard. LOSS: $400.00 in US currency. EVIDENCE None. INVESTIGATION: On 06-12-17 at 2018 hours, I was dispatched to the Pasadena Police Station regarding an identity theft investigation. Upon my arrival, I met with…

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    Tallahassee Bean Counters (TBC) – GOLD Final Audit Fraud Report: 1. Who committed the fraud? 2. How was the fraud committed? 3. How you would convince a jury that the perpetrator intended to commit the fraud? (i.e., it is fraud, not an error). 4. What is the economic impact of the fraud (how much money was stolen)? 5. Finally, you must show that your suspect was the one who benefited financially from the crime (trace the money to him/her and show that he or she…

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    In addition, the anonymity and ease of use that the internet offers energizes criminality and exploitation. New cases of harassment, credit card fraud, and identity theft facilitated via computer technology arise daily. Clearly, strong computer skills are vital part of any investigator’s toolkit. The detection of cyber crimes requires hi-tech skill which the investigators generally lack. Cooperation…

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