E-Book, Englisch, 176 Seiten
Iannacci Access Device Fraud and Related Financial Crimes
1. Auflage 1999
ISBN: 978-1-4200-4880-3
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)
E-Book, Englisch, 176 Seiten
ISBN: 978-1-4200-4880-3
Verlag: Taylor & Francis
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: Adobe DRM (»Systemvoraussetzungen)
Access Device Fraud and Related Financial Crimes offers front-line exposure. It is a reference text that affords the student, financial investigator or law enforcement professional a true insight into a wide spectrum of criminal activity involving financial crimes. This book brings the reader back to the scene of cases in which the intensity and magnitude of the schemes presented a real challenge to the prowess of skilled investigators. It explores what makes financial crime the preferred crime and the means of successfully investigating them.
Thorough in their approach, yet easy to understand, the authors offer information on every facet of this complex criminal activity. With everything from the roles different law enforcement parties play in investigation, through recent technological advancements in encryption, to useful resources that are available for investigation, Access Device Fraud and Related Financial Crimes offers a one-stop resource for solving financial crime.
About the Authors:
Jerry Iannacci is a former law enforcement officer and was also a Fortune 500 corporate administrator/investigator. Currenlty, he is CEO of Catoctin Consultants, a legal resources group of criminal analysts and forensic examiners.
Ronald Morris is a veteran U. S. Secret Service Questioned Documents Forensic Examiner (retired). He currently is president of Ronald N. Morris and Associates, Inc., an affiliate of Catoctin Consultants.
Zielgruppe
lawyers
law enforcement professionals
financial investigators
students
Autoren/Hrsg.
Fachgebiete
Weitere Infos & Material
Preface
The Authors: Jerry Iannacci and Ronald Morris
Technical Assistance: Chuck Baggeroer
Acknowledgements
Resources for Investigators
Introduction
History of Access Devices
What is an Access Device
History of Access Devices
Significance of Access Devices in World Economy
Fraud as it Relates to Such Devices
Parties Who Investigate-Industry and Law Enforcement
False Identification
History of Use of False ID
How Obtained
How False ID is Utilized
Security Elements of ID Documents
Criminal Violations (State and Federal)
Sources of Investigative Assistance
External Schemes Involving Access Devices
Credit Cards
Bank Cards
Check Cards
Debit Cards
False Applications
Account Takeovers
Mail Theft (NRI)
Altered Cards
White Plastic
True Counterfeit
Mail Order/Telephone Order
Telemarketing Fraud
Card Holder Fraud
Internal Schemes
Moles (Employees and Contract Workers)
Merchant Collusion
Employee Collusion
Corrupt Federal And Sate Government Officials
Investigation of Financial Access Device Crimes
Police Officer
Investigative Officer
Parameters of Interviewing Suspects
Other Interviews (POS Merchants, Victims, Cardholders)
Technological Advancements
Smart Cards
Encryption
Biometrics
Other
Organized Crime Enterprises
Traditional
West Africans
Asians
Russians
Others
Investigative Resources Available From Industry
Training Aids
Speakers
Printed Materials
800 Numbers and Other Resources
Banking and Retail Investigators
Associations (Visa and Master Card)
IAFCI
Forensics
How a Forensics Examiner Can Provide Assistance
Types of Examinations
Expected Results
Investigator's Duties
Samples-Specimens
Criminal Case Preparation
Witness Interviews
Evidence Gathering
Execution of Warrants
Serving of Subpoenas
Link Analysis
Case Presentation
Testimony (Lay and Expert)
Appendix
Glossary of Terms
