Accounting Information System

While crimes against businesses (such as fraud, embezzlement, and computer crimes) do not result in any physical harm to anyone, the financial damages have been devastating. People who were affected by these crimes have will have the reputations affected for a lifetime. History may forget the individual victims, but history will not forget names such as Madoff & Enron. Locate a recent fraud, embezzlement, computer crime case that occurred within the last five years.
The case chosen must have been committed in the last five years, and the perpetrators should have been brought to justice (NOTE: If the case is still pending in the legal system, you will need to make a recommendation for punishment). Make sure that you have enough information about the case so that you can answer the following questions:

– Part I (Facts of the Case): What are the main facts about the case?
– Part II (Applying the Fraud Triangle): Apply the fraud opportunity triangle to the case and
illustrate how the case complies (or does not complies) with the triangle.
– Part III (The Mind of the Perpetrator): If you can go into the mind of the person(s) who committed the crime, what do you think drove them to commit the crime? Were there signals that could have alerted someone that the person(s) were on the verge to commit this crime?
– Part IV (Need for Additional Controls): Since this crime was committed via the use of some sort of accounting system, what additional controls would you recommend that be included to prevent or limit crimes like this from happening again?
– Part V (The Outcome): If the person(s) involved have been convicted, do you agree with the outcome of this case regarding the verdict? Was it too harsh or not harsh enough? On the other hand, if they have not been convicted, what sort of punishment do you recommend