Question 1

In one of the case studies in the textbook, Bob Walker was the head cashier for a discount drug store who perpetrated his fraud scheme by issuing fictitious refunds. What happened to Walker?

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Question 2

In one of the cases in the textbook, Joe Anderson, a part-time shoe salesperson at a department store, perpetrated a fictitious returns scheme using third-party credit cards. Why was a fraud examination initiated?

Accepted Answer

The fraud examination was initiated because the shoe department was losing money and had a high rate of returns on its shoes, which raised suspicion and warranted further investigation.

Question 3

In one of the case studies in the textbook, Bob Walker was the head cashier for a discount drug store who perpetrated his fraud scheme by issuing fictitious refunds. What was Walker's motive for committing the crime?

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Question 4

In one of the cases in the textbook, Joe Anderson, a part-time shoe salesperson at a department store, perpetrated a fictitious returns scheme using third-party credit cards. What happened as the result of the investigation?

Accepted Answer

Local and federal charges for embezzlement and financial transaction card fraud were brought against Anderson and 27 co-conspirators. While Anderson was terminated from his job and promised to pay back the fraudulent proceeds, the department store did not recover most of its losses through its bonding company. Therefore, D is incorrect.

Question 5

In one of the case studies in the textbook, Bob Walker was the head cashier for a discount drug store who perpetrated his fraud scheme by issuing fictitious refunds. How was the fraud discovered?

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Quiz 8: Register Disbursement Schemes

In one of the case studies in the textbook, Bob Walker was the head cashier for a discount drug store who perpetrated his fraud scheme by issuing fictitious refunds. What happened to Walker?

In one of the cases in the textbook, Joe Anderson, a part-time shoe salesperson at a department store, perpetrated a fictitious returns scheme using third-party credit cards. Why was a fraud examination initiated?

In one of the case studies in the textbook, Bob Walker was the head cashier for a discount drug store who perpetrated his fraud scheme by issuing fictitious refunds. What was Walker's motive for committing the crime?

In one of the cases in the textbook, Joe Anderson, a part-time shoe salesperson at a department store, perpetrated a fictitious returns scheme using third-party credit cards. What happened as the result of the investigation?

In one of the case studies in the textbook, Bob Walker was the head cashier for a discount drug store who perpetrated his fraud scheme by issuing fictitious refunds. How was the fraud discovered?