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Research into the use of the Validity Checklist in real-life cases is rare, and only three studies which did so have been published (Gumpert & Lindblad, 1999; Lamers-Winkelman, 1999; Parker & Brown, 2000). I found the study conducted by Gumpert and Lindblad particularly interesting and will discuss their work below. First, I will raise some concerns about the Validity Checklist and base those on psychological principles and research. Dif culty in Identifying Validity Checklist Issues Some Validity Checklist issues might be dif cult to identify. For example, SVA experts look for evidence that an adult has coached a child to enhance the perceived credibility of his or her statement. However, I already discussed that coaching may be dif cult to detect for CBCA experts. Dif culty in Measuring Validity Checklist Issues At least one Validity Checklist issue, susceptibility to suggestion (Criterion 3, Steller, 1989), is dif cult to measure. Some witnesses are more prone to an interviewer s suggestions than others. The danger of suggestibility is that a suggestible child may be inclined to provide information that con rms the interviewer s expectations but that, in fact, is inaccurate. Yuille (1988b) and Landry and Brigham (1992)

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After discussing my ndings with my new contacts, I was absolutely convinced that I was onto something I continued to dig A major breakthrough in the case was the discovery of Web site logins from the same IP address on a large group of USA Choice Payments, Inc s accounts While this IP was different from the one supplied by Lee, the activity still seemed odd particularly because the IP pointed to a small town in Virginia This was strange because the account holders had addresses on record all over the United States I sent off multiple requests to the Internet service provider to obtain more information or a contact in their fraud department but had no luck Since the case was going nowhere, I felt strongly that the accounts and the IP address had to be clues to the case Drew, Lee and I were discussing.

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It was time to reach out again to my new contacts Drew was excited to hear of my IP connections because she had found transactions made by the same address in her case Drew told me she had spoken with local police investigators in Virginia who were very interested in Drew s IP connections and said they already had two suspects identi ed The suspects were both young men with possible connections to organized crime in Miami My ears perked up with the mention of a Floridabased mob because the activity I was seeing on our accounts was in Miami I said to myself, Surely this is no coincidence According to Drew, one of the young men in question, Buzz, was allegedly running a money-laundering ring that included almost all of the nightclubs in Walden and the surrounding area.

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The local investigators were under the impression that Buzz s friend, Felix, was not aware of all of the activities going on but that he was involved in a small way and, at the very least, bene ting from the fraudulent activity Now it was time to call Lee and share what we had learned Lee had spoken with one of his victims, Mark Andrew, and learned that he had responded to a phishing e-mail, inadvertently giving away his online banking password Rhiannon, subsequently, called Drew at 1st Loan & Trust.