Justin Seitz, creator of Hunch.ly is back this week for Part 2 of the conversation about open source intelligence, dark web, and some pretty great case stories. Listen in to see how OSINT, Hunch.ly, and using creative problem solving can help you in your truth-seeking.
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Read MoreOn this week’s episode, Leah interviews Kelly Paxton, CFE about #pinkcollarcrime, working both sides of cases as an expert, and how the internet has changed investigations in a good way.
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Read MoreThis week, on the Investigation Game, Leah concludes her interview with the author of "The Thief in Your Company," Tiffany Couch. Listen now to hear an intense story about a trusted bookkeeper and the big difference between an auditor and a forensic accountant.
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Read MoreThirteen years ago, Leah started her journey into the world of forensic accounting as an intern. On this episode, Leah is joined by her former supervisor and mentor, Janetta Maxwell, to discuss the inner workings and tell-tale signs of check kiting and Ponzi schemes. Do you understand these complicated schemes?
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Read MoreWhen a client walks in with a stack of bank and credit card statements, how can you most efficiently digitize and identify red flag areas of concern? In this episode, Leah Wietholter is joined by guest, Felix Hutchins, to discuss simple, yet very effective, data analysis tools to highlight issues in data.
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Read MoreThe feeling of being overwhelmed at the beginning of a case is something we know well. A client comes to you for help, the problems seem endless, and the evidence murky. Where do you start? In this episode, Leah Wietholter is joined by guest, Lydia Johnson, to discuss the top sources of information you need to get started finding money in any case.
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Read MoreDo you hate CPE? So do we. In this episode, Leah Wietholter is joined by guest, Timothy Bunn, to discuss how Workman Forensics is solving this problem through their new product qualifying for two hours of ethics continuing education, The Investigation Game | Case of the Man Cave.
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