Examine the following table and respond to the problems according to the instructions at the end:

Assume you are the lead forensic investigator for a potential fraud case at AJB, Inc. After searching public records and other Internet sources, you accumulate the following financial information for the suspected fraud perpetrator, Jaleesa P. Crimin.

	YEAR 1	YEAR 2	YEAR 3
Assets:
Residence #1	$243,000	$243,000	$243,000
Residence #2			138,000
Stocks and bonds	15,000	30,000	57,000
Automobiles	27,000	52,500	52,500
Boat		34,500	34,500
CD	12,000	42,000	81,000
Cash	5,670	12,150	29,160
Liabilities:
Mortgage balance #1	136,080	68,040	16,200
Mortgage balance #2			138,000
Auto loans	18,000	57,000
Boat loan		34,500	9,000
Income:
Salary		78,750	82,650
Interest/other		8,730	17,790
Expenses:
Mortgage payments		24,300	42,120
Auto loan payments		9,720	9,720
Boat loan payments		5,670	8,100
Other living expenses		35,640	42,060

1. Determine whether there is a likelihood of fraudulent income based on the review of information you were able to obtain from your Internet search. If there is a likelihood of fraudulent income, calculate the amount. (Hint: calculate potential income from unknown sources based on the unexplained increase/decrease in Jaleesa's assets and liabilities.) You must show how you calculated the amount.
2. As the lead forensic investigator, discuss the process that you would take during your interview with Jaleesa to get her to confess. Include specific questions that you would ask, considering the order they should be asked.

Respond to the above Problems a and b. Your response to Problem a must be prepared in an Excel spreadsheet. The Excel spreadsheet for problem a must be submitted along with your response to Problem b in Word document.