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Which employees do you believe are responsible for committing fraud in the Crafty Cash Theft case? Select all that apply.

options: Angela Becky Susie Wanda Lisa

Question 2 What possible fraud schemes were occurring? Select all that apply.

options: Skimming at the register Skimming of incoming receivables Larceny at the register Larceny of incoming receivables Larceny of the bank deposits

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