Fraud perpetrators do not typically
A)attempt to return or pay back stolen amounts soon after the initial theft,but find they are unable to make full restitution.
B)use trickery or lies to gain the confidence and trust of others at the organization they defraud.
C)become bolder and more greedy the longer the theft remains undetected.
D)begin to rely on stolen amounts as part of their income.

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Fraud perpetrators rarely attempt to return or pay back stolen amounts, and even if they do, it is usually after a long period of time and not soon after the initial theft. Additionally, they often find that they are unable to make full restitution due to having spent or invested the stolen funds or faced with legal repercussions.

Answer: C 
 In many cases, fraud perpetrators become bolder and more greedy as the theft remains undetected, especially if they have not been caught and feel emboldened by their success. This can lead to them stealing more funds and committing more serious fraud over time.

Therefore, options B and D are incorrect as they are not general characteristics of fraud perpetrators.

Fraud Perpetrators Do Not Typically