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Forensic Interviews: Plan to Succeed Charles L. McGimsey, CPA CFE CFF Numbers Dont Lie CAQ Fraud Case Study: Kendallville Bank Dan Davis Court Appointed Accountant How would you determine why customers left? Fraud


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Charles L. McGimsey, CPA CFE CFF

Forensic Interviews: Plan to Succeed

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Numbers Don’t Lie

  • CAQ – Fraud Case Study: Kendallville Bank –

Dan Davis

  • Court Appointed Accountant
  • How would you determine why customers

left?

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Fraud Investigations

What do they tell me?

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People or Paper

  • Who lied? Who knows the source of the lies?
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Completeness Assertion

  • Can paper get me home?
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Benefits of Interview Strategy

  • Decrease time
  • Reduce breadth
  • Gain information
  • Success over failure
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Elements of Forensic Investigation Plan

  • Planning
  • Flexibility
  • Regular team communication
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State Purpose of Interview

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Different Approaches to Interviewing

  • Inside-out
  • Outside-in
  • Key to non-key
  • Non-key to key
  • Sequence!
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Set Interview’s Tone Early

  • Introductions
  • Casual tone
  • Listening > Talking
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Establish a Baseline to Gauge Interviewee

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Pay Attention to Verbal and Nonverbal Clues

  • Verbal
  • Nonverbal
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Other Tactics to Consider

  • Concurrent interviews
  • Allow silence
  • Increase intensity
  • Tell me all the details
  • Tell me in reverse
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“Leave Door Open” at Interview’s Conclusion

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Hypothetical Case: Stevenson Timber

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Biggest Threat to Internal Control Environment

  • Collusion
  • Addiction