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Brenda Payton was on the speeding train. "We just felt a big crunch and saw smoke and stuff. We got off the train as fast as we could." Payton is from Fort Washington, and she was heading home. Another woman on that train, Anastasia McKeown, says that just before the impact, the ramming train slowed down. "Then we felt an impact just after that. You could tell we hit something that wasn't an animal."
Though McKeown was in the last car, she saw one of the plastic partitions in the ramming train fall on someone's head. McKeown had back and neck injuries. A triage area for victims has been set up outside Jarvoe Jarboe Printing Co. People there are mostly folks who've been injured but are not in critical condition.
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Enron did it. Worldcom did it. And
Martha Stewart has been accused of doing it.
Gripping stories of criminally
creative accounting and corporate misdeeds have made household
names of Ken Lay and Jeffrey Skilling
and chronicled the fall of august corporate giants such as Arthur
Andersen. Ironically, the headline-grabbing, billion-dollar business
scandals may also have given accounting degrees from top-tier institutions
such as The University of Texas at Austin more cachet than ever
Businesses are learning the hard way that skilled accountants
and auditors trained in fraud detection are worth their weight
in gold
if they can close the barn door before the million-dollar horse
gets out.
"Even with all the unflattering headlines of the past few
years, here at the McCombs School we haven't seen a reduction
in the number of students studying accounting," says Ross Jennings,
chairperson of the Department of Accounting at the McCombs School
of Business. "If
anything, the changes we're seeing are distinctly positive,
and more interest in the field has been generated. The high-profile
scandals just emphasize how much difference a skilled, vigilant
accountant or auditor can make."
This does not surprise
Joseph Wells, a seasoned ex-FBI agent, white-collar criminologist,
award-winning author, philanthropist
and adjunct
professor at the McCombs School of Business who was preaching
the importance
of sleuthing long before "post-Enron world" was an
overused catchphrase.
"Students have had such a positive reaction to Joe Wells' class," says
Jennings. "And the topic area obviously is timely and important
right now. Interest is only going to grow in the future, I imagine,
because students will want to be in an industry that people view
as crucial. Those graduates with fraud examination skills will
be in the elite ranks, perhaps preventing another Enron-level
In Wells' class, students are treated to
case studies of fraud as well as guest lectures from white-collar
criminals who reveal
the details of their illegal ploys.
"The best aspect of this fraud detection course is that it
is taught by someone with personal experience in the field," says
Grant Smith, a graduate student at the McCombs School of Business
who is
in Wells' class. "My goal is to work in the fraud
examination area, and I definitely think that what I learned
in the class gave
me an edge during interviews this semester. This kind of course
currently is not offered at most universities and played a large
role in my
choosing UT for graduate school."
With 40 years in the fraud
business, eight books on the topic under his belt and a flatteringly
long list of honors, Wells
is able
to share valuable and practical insights with his students on
everything from embezzlement to what makes a criminal tick.
"I've seen all of the 'how' when it comes
to fraud—there
are, after all, only 15 ways that someone can commit fraud," says
Wells. "What makes people do what they do is the most fascinating
part of this business. The majority of individuals would never
consider killing, maiming or raping, but everyone lies. What
seems to be consistent
is that criminals, even white collar ones, can't give up
short-term rewards for long-term goals. These are regular people
who take a
job and don't even think about committing fraud, but it's
a little like someone throwing open the doors of Fort Knox and
telling these guys to help themselves—eventually they
Wells' lively anecdotes of crimes committed,
tense stakeouts and fraudsters apprehended seem on the surface
to hold endless
variety and innumerable, novel details, but, in fact, the underlying
of each fraud is elegantly simple.
According to Wells, every case
of fraud contains three basic elements: pressure, opportunity and
rationalization. Fraud detection
refer to this as the "fraud triangle."
"The person who commits the crime starts to feel a pressing
financial need of some kind," says Wells. "It could be
Ken Lay, for example, needing to show robust earnings at Enron for
his investors
or be fired, or it could be a single mom needing to get braces
for her child. Opportunity is governed by a person's position
in a company—an executive is able to steal millions and
cook the books for billions, but a bookkeeper at a little shop
that has
no certified public accountant (CPA) or auditor to oversee affairs
is also in a prime position to commit a crime. Then the employee
begins to rationalize—'my boss passed me over for
a promotion that I really deserved' or 'this is just
sort of a loan and I'll eventually pay it back.'"
Wells' four
decades of firsthand fraud examination experience has included
10 years as a special agent of the FBI, a time during
which he assisted in nearly 200 criminal convictions, including
that of former U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell for his involvement
in the Watergate case. He also formed Wells & Associates,
a consulting group of criminologists, and he is founder and chairman
of the Association
of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE), an organization of more
than 29,000 anti-fraud professionals worldwide and the leading
association of fraud examiners.
His involvement with the ACFE
has allowed him to indulge a natural evangelical streak and intensify
his efforts to educate professionals,
the public and business students about fraud detection.
"My teaching experience at the McCombs School aroused my curiosity
about the number of other universities offering fraud detection
classes," says
Wells. "I found a study that indicated only around 2 percent
of the university accounting programs nationwide provided courses
in fraud, so we started the Higher Education Program at the ACFE.
Would-be criminals can't defraud someone who's knowledgeable
about this subject, and we need accounting graduates who know
how accounting systems can be misused as well as used."
Higher Education Program provides free syllabi and teaching aids,
training programs and textbooks to universities interested
in fraud
examination education. The ACFE also offers scholarships to university
accounting students who show an interest in studying fraud, with
Wells donating all of his book royalties and his University of
Texas at Austin teaching stipend to the scholarship fund. For
his work
in higher education, Wells was named Accounting Education Innovator
of the Year in 2002 by the American Accounting Association.
"The ACFE's commitment to anti-fraud education has increased
the number of colleges and universities offering dedicated fraud
courses from around 10 to 145 in just two years," says
Toby Bishop, president and chief executive officer of the ACFE. "As
more universities offer anti-fraud education, businesses and
other employers will prefer to hire students who have this knowledge
they will be better equipped for success in today's business
In addition, the ACFE provides certification
to qualified anti-fraud specialists, keeps track of continuing
education credits, designs
training for members and presents about 60 seminars and conferences
worldwide each year. The organization has customized onsite training
for business organizations and offers to the business community
a free, interactive CD on the dangers of fraud, as well as free
With so much ground covered, it might seem that
nothing remained for Wells to do in the field of fraud education
and examination
but sit back and enjoy the fruits of his labor. Never a person
of small
ambitions, however, Wells has continued to dream big, envisioning
an academic institute that would study the causes of and cures
for fraud, disseminate grants for research projects and gather
scholarship on fraud in one centralized location.
Last year
he approached Dr. Stephen Limberg, then chairperson of the Department
of Accounting, with his proposal and met
a receptive,
enthusiastic audience. Limberg and Dr. Urton Anderson, a
professor of accounting, agreed to poll a sampling of academic areas
on campus and gauge interest, with the goal being to make
highly multi-disciplinary endeavor that welcomed collaboration
from a large
number of sources.
"Joe Wells came to me with this exciting idea for an institute
that would be an intellectual nexus, which would promote education
and high-quality research on fraud in all its forms," says Limberg. "I
and Dr. Urton Anderson talked to representatives in various
areas on campus, and queries were sent to the vast array of outside constituents
who would benefit from and contribute to the institute—law
enforcement agencies, CPA firms, professional organizations
and associations, businesspersons—and the response
has uniformly been positive and supportive."
Because of
the diligent work of Limberg, Anderson and Wells, the Institute
for Fraud Studies became a reality this fall.
Dr. William
Black, a professor in the LBJ School of Public Affairs and
former director of litigation for the Federal Home Loan Bank
in Washington,
D.C., has been named interim executive director. In order to
emphasize that the institute will reach far beyond any one
academic department
in scope, it will be housed at the LBJ School.
"Our institute is the first of its kind anywhere in the world,
as far as I know," says Black. "And it's badly
needed. This current U.S. wave of corporate scandals at one
point represented
$7 trillion dollars lost in market capitalization and U.S.
stocks. That's mind-numbing. Medicaid fraud alone is
estimated to be $11-12 million, and the Federal Trade Commission
has estimated that
tens of millions of Americans have been victims of identity
a form of fraud—with that number more than doubling each
Like Wells, Black has spent decades in the trenches
and seen firsthand the magnitude of losses attributable to
crime and
fraud. And like Wells, he has a sense of mission and a bottomless
when it comes to the task of educating policymakers, professionals,
the public and university students about fraud.
According to
Black, the institute will serve three major purposes once it is
fully staffed and functioning, the first being extremely
selective, high-quality research. In addition to research
produced in the various academic areas on campus, the institute also
will draw upon the work of scholars outside The University
of Texas
at Austin.
"There's an incredible paucity of research on major
financial crimes and vastly more money spent researching small property
and blue-collar crimes," says Black. "If you look at criminology,
you see around nine blue-collar criminologists for every
white-collar criminologist. It's even more disproportionate when you look
at research dollars given out."
As Black points out,
when the U.S. Justice Department releases survey results,
for example, which indicate that property
crime has fallen
to an all-time low, the seemingly—and erroneously—upbeat
announcement is possible only because so many fraud cases
often go uncounted.
"This all harks back to the research that we're eager
to do," says
Black. "We want to publicize hard facts about fraud
and create a Web site where anyone can go to learn more about
it and get accurate,
up-to-date information and meaningful statistics. Right now,
like, if you don't count it, it doesn't exist.
an inherent problem with fraud—many of the most successful
frauds go completely undetected."
Inextricably linked
to research, the second major function of the institute will
be education, expanding upon the efforts
ACFE. Ideally, within the institute several educational modules
and programs
will be created that can be exported to other universities,
saving them the effort of "reinventing the wheel."
"Wells' course in the UT business school already has
served as a model for other business schools, and we want to build
upon successes like that," says Black. "At most universities
you can go through economics, for example, and get a Ph.D.
without ever hearing the word 'fraud.' The same problem exists
in law schools. It's very clear that the worst business
ones that cost the scores of billions of dollars—overwhelmingly
had fraud involved."
Tied to the goal of education,
the third purpose of the institute will be outreach and service.
Black hopes to go well beyond
study and research and to develop national policies that
will help
restrain fraud and eventually significantly reduce it.
the institute is still in its infant stage and has a staff of one—Dr.
Black—he already has begun to venture
out and do presentations at governmental agencies and universities,
responding to a steady stream of e-mails from institutions
hungry for more information on fraud.
Like Wells, Black is passionate
about eliminating fraud and shrinking the number of Wall Street
dramas in which corrupt CEOs and complacent auditors take center
stage as well as the number of small businesses
that can be eliminated in one fell swoop from the theft
of a dishonest
bookkeeper. Considering the far-reaching efforts of the
ACFE, the growing number of business schools in which ethics
fraud detection classes are beginning to figure prominently
and the newly
created Institute for Fraud Studies, the future of white-collar
crime already is beginning to look very different.
"Any work you do in this field—in fraud detection and
the stamping out of big-money white-collar crime—is
a win-win as far as I'm concerned," says Black. "This
corruption is not good for corporations. It's not
good for shareholders. It's not good for the country.
Doing what Wells and I do and what many of these very smart
accounting graduates are going to be
doing is so much more a calling than just an intellectual
interest. It's, in a manner of speaking, 'the
Lord's work.'"
Kay Randall
Office of Public Affairs
P.O. Box Z
Austin, TX 78713
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Oklahoma City has been blessed with visionary leaders
Oklahoma City celebrates its birthday every April 22, but this year the date will stand out more than usual. It's the 125th anniversary of the city's founding.
Next month's observance and Tuesday's municipal election prompted the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber to spotlight some paragons among the 34 men and one woman who have served this city as mayor.
The city had 24 mayors in its first 50 years, a turnover rate contrasted by Mick Cornett's bid to become the first four-term mayor in history. More important than tenure is the quality of leadership the best mayors have offered.
It began with W.J. Gault (1890-92), a businessman who participated in the 1889 Land Run. He promoted the building of an east-west railroad through the city. Edward Overholser (1915-18) led the creation of the first municipal reservoir. Robert A. Hefner (1939-47) was instrumental in attracting what would later become Tinker Air Force Base.
Allen Street (1947-59) served during the time when a growing and thirsty city looked to faraway Lake Atoka as a source for a future water supply. James H. Norick (1959-63 and 1967-71) was the first mayor who was born in the city. His administration oversaw construction of a 100-mile water pipeline.
Patience Latting (1971-83) reigned during the time the Myriad Gardens and Myriad (now Cox) Convention Center were built and the downtown skyline was full of construction cranes. Ronald J. Norick (1987-98) led the effort to pass MAPS, which improved the city's fortunes and image dramatically.
Kirk Humphreys (1998-2003) led the charge for MAPS for Kids, an innovative city-school district partnership. Cornett succeeded Humphreys and has continued in the bold, visionary vein of the mayoral giants noted above.
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Jan Drago just can't catch a break this year.
Emily Heffter of the Seattle Times asked if anyone else was writing checks.Godden told Heffter she would need to ask the other council members herself. Heffter pointed out that with all the council members there, that's pretty much what she was doing. Someone in the crowd suggested a show of hands.
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Fantasic piece can't wait for the film
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Naruto was starting to think all elves were stuck-up like Sasuke, until he met Hinata.
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As defense attorney Norman A. Pattis interviewed more than 100 prospective jurors for an upcoming murder trial in Norwich, he wondered, "Where are all the young black men?"
Darnell X. Moore, 23, also known as "Boo-Boo," has pleaded not guilty to the fatal shooting of Namdi Smart, another African-American man on Aug. 27, 2010, on Lake Street in Norwich. Moore turned down an offer from the state to plead guilty in exchange for a 30-year prison sentence, instead opting for a trial.
Prosecutor David J. Smith is expected to call eyewitnesses when the trial gets under way before Judge Barbara B. Jongbloed. But before the jury is sworn in, Pattis wants to put on the record that the 12 people who will decide whether Moore is guilty, possibly resulting in a 60-year prison sentence, are not Moore's peers.
Pattis said there was not a single African-American male in the jury pool, so-called venire panel, and that the lack of black men may be a violation of his client's Sixth Amendment right to "a jury comprised by a representative cross-section of the community."
In his motion for a hearing, Pattis cited U.S. Census figures, which indicate that as of 2011, 11.1 percent of Connecticut's 3.58 million residents were African-American, and 6.5 percent of New London County's 273,500 residents were African-American. One of the two African-American women in the panel of prospective jurors was selected to serve on the jury.
At a hearing Tuesday, Pattis called Judicial Branch employees who are responsible for randomly assembling jury pools from lists provided by the Department of Motor Vehicles, Department of Revenue Services, Department of Labor and voter registration lists. Those who have been convicted of a felony are not allowed to serve on a jury for seven years, but the state does not check criminal records before summoning potential jurors.
"Unless people tell us they are a convicted felon, we wouldn't know," testified Esther Harris, deputy director of jury administration.
Pattis also questioned Sam Hannan, deputy director of information systems, and Monica Endres, an acting jury clerk in the New London Judicial District.
"Has anyone asked you how is it possible in the state of Connecticut that a young black man facing trial for murder can face six days of jury selection and not see another black man?" Pattis asked.
The administrators testified that statistics on the number of African-American men called to jury duty are unavailable. Though panelists are asked about their race and ethnicity in a questionnaire they fill out upon reporting for jury duty, they are not required to answer the question. The questionnaire indicates the information is "required solely to enforce non-discrimination in jury selection."
"How do you gather data on non-discrimination if people are allowed to opt out?" Pattis asked Harris.
"We don't," she responded. Any changes in the procedure would need to go through the legislature, she added.
Under state law, those who fail to respond to a jury summons face a civil fine, but the employees said they were unaware of any such fines being imposed, even though the Judicial Branch sends a list of "delinquent" jurors to the state Office of the Attorney General.
Pattis said he plans to call more witnesses when the hearing resumes Thursday. Ideally, he said, he would like the judge to strike the jury panel that has been seated and to continue jury selection until the panel is more representative. He admitted that that is not likely and acknowledged that he is establishing a record for a future appeal, should Moore be convicted.
"What animates this is my sense that this system fails," Pattis said. "If I walk into a room and I've got 12 people of color deciding my fate, I'd kind of like to know why there are no white people."
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The ad, which was toned down from the original idea of three naked figures in the style of the Cerne Abbas Giant, was spray-painted in a field under the Gatwick flight path earlier this month.
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No compensation for 100-year-old PoW Fred Collett - hero misses out
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- April 25, 2010
FRED Collett is a true-blue Australian war hero but the Federal Government has turned its back on the 100-year-old World War II Digger in his moment of need.
Mr Collett escaped the clutches of the Germans in a rickety old wooden dinghy at the height of the war, dodging bombs at sea for three weeks to warn fellow soldiers of the enemy advance.
But 69 years after his daring escape from a PoW camp in Greece to the island of Crete in April 1941, the Federal Government has told the ailing war hero "you're not eligible" for compensation.
Mr Collett believes the Government wants him to "hurry up and drop dead" in his rundown shack at Mount Ossa, north of Mackay, after the Department of Veterans' Affairs "controversially" knocked back his claim for a one-off $25,000 payment for being a PoW in Europe.
"They have shirked out of paying what they promised and if they give it to me they have to give it to the others," he said. "They don't want to pay it out even though they squander hundreds of millions of dollars in these American wars."
Mr Collett's case, which he has taken to the Federal Court on appeal and lost, was the first test for changes to Veterans' Affairs laws, introduced in 2007, to give hope to 772 surviving PoWs who were held in Europe.
Since the introduction of the compensation scheme in 2007, the Federal Government has paid out 2456 PoWs held in Europe.
But because Mr Collett escaped - which was his military duty under the law of the time - he is sadly destined to get nothing for his wartime heroics.
However, men who surrendered and served out the rest of the war in a PoW camp in Austria are all eligible for the money.
Mr Collett's lawyer, Terry O'Connor, believes an exception should be made to pay compensation to the veteran Digger, who is now too ill to fight the case on appeal to the full Federal Court.
"Here is a man that the man on the street would regard as a hero," Mr O'Connor said.
"If he stayed and chose not to resume the fight, he would have got his $25,000.
"The only reason he didn't qualify is because two hours after the Germans captured them he decided he wasn't going to sit out the war in a PoW camp and was going to fight the good fight."
Although Federal Court Justice John Logan found Mr Collett was a genuine PoW, because his unit had surrendered, he ruled the Digger had never actually been "interned" by the Germans.
However, Justice Logan accused the military of using "rather terse and cryptic entries" on Mr Collett's service record, ending in a "controversy" in Mr Collett's 100th year.
"Mr Collett had, in my opinion, the status of a PoW from the moment his unit was surrendered to the enemy by his superior officers," Justice Logan wrote.
"That is so, even though he was not at that moment or when he left the surrender area under armed German guard ... (but) ... the spending of two hours in the designated surrender area did not residence make.
"In escaping and rejoining his unit he conspicuously and commendably did his duty. That does not mean that ... he met what decades later became the eligibility criteria for a compensation payment."
Veterans' Affairs Minister Alan Griffin said the case would not be revisited and only Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner could approve an "Act of Grace" payment. The Sunday Mail has launched an online petition for Fred Collett to receive an ex-gratia payment from the Federal Government. Go to thesundaymail.com.au to add support. We need 20,000 signatures.
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Chris Posted at 4:29 PM April 26, 2010
Give this man his money, he is a war hero and deserves it.
Meg of Brisbane Posted at 3:52 PM April 26, 2010
Men like Mr Collett deserve more than a pittance of $25000. Mr Collett offered his life in defence of his home and country. He answered the call of his nation to defend her and kept her safe from the enemy, but the enemy was closer to the door than we expected. Since the end of the war Australian politicians have sold our homes our values and our self respect to the highest overseas bidder. What a disgrace the laws of this country are. What a disgrace as a people we have become to follow like docile sheep and allow Veterans Affairs to discard our true heroes and treat them with such disrespect, as they have done to Mr Collett.
Nick of sydney Posted at 3:24 PM April 26, 2010
agreed with John Boy of Sydney..we can pay a nutjob who COULD speak, but WOULDN'T speak English cash, yet a man who server his country, escaped the clutches of the enemy and warned of enemy advances, is given the boot. THIS my friends, is why I don't vote. Doesnt matter who is in power, they just screw it all up.


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5 posts tagged with Condoleezza.
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Drop Dropbox
On April 9th, Dropbox announced that Condoleezza Rice will be joining their Board of Directors. Some folks aren't happy about that decision.
Queen Elizabeth's nuclear war speech, and other undelivered speeches
"It would have been the Queen's Speech to end them all. At midday on Friday 4 March 1983, the monarch was due to address the nation to announce that Britain was at war and – due to the "deadly power of abused technology" – a nuclear conflict was at hand." But it was only part of Wintex-Cimex 83, a large-scale annual NATO war game. This is just one example of speeches that were written in case of the worst, but never given. [more inside]
Opulence in ruins: Gadhafi family life revealed in the aftermath
Following Libyian rebels taking Tripoli and Gadhafi's family fleeing the area, pictures of Gadhafi's family compound are surfacing. "The value of these images isn't in their artistry or aesthetic, but in their storytelling information as we seek to uncover more behind the scenes of the Khadafi regime that spanned forty-two years." Also found: an album filled with photos of [Gadhafi's] 'darling' Condoleezza Rice. [more inside]
Condi Criminal Conspiracy Confession Caught on Camera!
Recently, Fmr. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice was asked some pointed torture questions by two Stanford students after an informal reception in a dorm building (transcript). Did she unwittingly confess to a role in a criminal conspiracy? Signs point to yes. [more inside]
Putting the fasces back in fashion police
"I keep track of Condoleezza's hairdo so you don't have to."
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