During an admission-seeking interview, the accused individual will likely present reasons why he or she could not have committed the offense. When this occurs, the fraud examiner should step in and diffuse these alibis by:
A) Discussing the accused's deceptions
B) Displaying the physical evidence
C) Discussing the testimony of other witnesses
D) Any of the above

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Diffusing alibis requires a multi-faceted approach. The fraud examiner should discuss the accused's deceptions, display physical evidence contradicting the alibi, and discuss the testimony of other witnesses to effectively diffuse the alibi. Using all three tactics will help to break down the accused's defenses and encourage them to confess to the offense.

During an Admission-Seeking Interview, the Accused Individual Will Likely Present