I got four out of five on the test. However did almost get three out of five. Number two, the one about the interview order almost got me. I could not decide if I should go with B with Mary-Ellen at the end or C with Katrina first and Mary-Ellen third. Then I remembered from a previous class that the prime suspect should come last that way the interviewer has more information about what the witnesses saw than if you interviewed the suspect first. I got the question about who should be responsible for directing the investigation. I used the process of elimination and got between the attorney and the director of internal audit. I just guessed the incorrect one. Bullseye Approach Generally, the bullseye approach is interviewing everyone associated with the suspected fraudster starting from the neutral third-party witnesses and working in. I see it more as a funnel at times with a grand scope of interviews and information gathering at the top. As the interviews get closer to the suspect, the pool of people tends to get smaller and the questions get more specific. It is important get get as much information about the interviewee before the actual