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Title: fraudabc.com : Your ABC Guide to Corporate Fraud Management and Investigation Protocol by Bartholomew BJ Henderson ISBN: 0-595-16431-5 Publisher: iUniverse.com Pub. Date: 07 February, 2001 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $35.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3.11 (9 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: The practical value of his work could not be over-emphasised
Comment: 'Whether you love Henderson or hate him, one cannot ignore his work.

Forensic audit and innovation crystallize into a single masterpiece of thinking.

Some parts may be mistaken for a work of fiction, however, Henderson's portraits, leave the reader in no doubt forensic audit as a profession has never been a Sunday school picnic - the practical value of his work could not be over-emphasised.

Each and every forensic practitioner should have a copy of his work.'

Rating: 5
Summary: Intuitive
Comment: If you read Hendersons summaries you are left with an eerie feeling. He seems to have been calling for changes to the way the audit profession does business for years. In fact his comments are almost mirrored by the Sarbanes Oxley Act. The man is ahead of his time, of that there is little doubt. The red flags are in a word unbelievable!

Rating: 5
Summary: Hats Off!
Comment: The fraud 'red flags' are phenomenal. The detail is breathtaking. Henderson has nailed occupational fraud down to a fine art. This work has given me years of experience between two covers. I could clearly see why it took him three and a half years to complete. The previous reviews are extremely personal and reflect criticism levelled at the author himself. They in no way seek to attempt to tackle the issues the book addresses. The case studies are unrelated to contemporary cases and cannot be found over the net which is obvious if you read the book. In my view the book contains some of the most important information I have been able to find on the subject ever. Perhaps his detractors should try their hand at writing instead of tearing apart what has obviously been a monumental effort.