ETHICS PAY OFF IN FRAUD INTERROGATIONS SAY INTRERNATIONAL INVESTIGATION EXPERTS
May 21st, 2023
While most corporations and public bodies would like to see fraud and corruption eradicated from their organisations, professional anti-fraud investigators think that using unethical methods to achieve this goal is counterproductive and ineffective.
Ethical and empathetic inquiries are just more productive than aggressive investigations and this approach needs to be reflected in the interview room when a suspect is being questioned, said
Don Rabon, CFE, North Carolina, USA-based president of the Successful Interviewing Techniques consultancy, agreed: ...
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