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Jim is a fraud examiner. He has been hired by Crytic Inc. to investigate a shortage of cash which management thinks is being caused by fraudulent activities. Jim could spend his time andmoney pursuing witnesses to the crime or collecting documents that would confirm fraud. As with most fraud examiners, Jim chooses to collect supporting documents instead of pursuing witnesses. Explain why most fraud examiners prefer documents over witnesses, and then describe elements of good document care..
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Secondary oocyte, mature oocyte (metaphase 2)
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2. How are protocol capture and analysis linked to digital computer forensic investigations?
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9. What is the directory on the FTP server where the two text files are located?
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