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FraudTech's World of
Cons, Frauds and Other Lies
W ithin these
pages you shall be subjected to the methods used by others to make your
life miserable. Unless you enjoy being lied to, deceived, or made to
play the part of a fool, then there is much to be learned here.
After my retirement from the Milwaukee Police Department, where I served
as a Lieutenant of Detectives within the Intelligence Division, I
decided to share with others the experiences and knowledge I gained from
my specialty, which was the investigation of frauds and con games.
Having written four books and numerous articles on the subject, and
after speaking with countless citizen and law enforcement groups, I am
convinced that most people do not realize the impact fraud has on their
daily lives, or how easy we have made it for others to deceive us.
This site is dedicated to every person who
has experienced the frustration of being victimized once by the con
artists and then again by a society who has no inkling of the utter
frustration, anger, and resentment that all such victims suffer.
Believing that fraud only involves the greedy, gullible, or brain-dead,
is a common misconception that makes fraud the most committed, most
profitable, and least understood crime in the world. Until such
wrongheaded thinking is discarded, the liars of our world shall
certainly continue to erode the trust that is so necessary to the
survival of a civilized society.
Your input is important and will determine
the life span of this site. If you have any questions, or would like to
share your encounter with a con artist, fortuneteller, or other
professional liar, please do so knowing that I will help provide the
details that make all such scams possible. As the co-founder, and
current chairman of an international law enforcement organization,
Professionals Against Confidence Crime, I have access to officers,
investigators, academicians, and others whose expertise on this topic
cannot be surpassed. Such experts are now at your disposal.
Update: Since my original retirement, I have spent 4 years with the U.S. Marshals Service (Security) and have since rejoined the Milwaukee Police Department where I now serve as a Police Special Services Investigator within the Department’s Intelligence Fusion Center.
FraudTech
Dennis M. Marlock
Please do not
automatically accept anything within this site as the gospel. Question everything,
check other resources, and compare what is offered with your own findings. By
making it a habit of checking everything that appears on the Internet before
accepting it as fact, you will go a long way towards reducing the many hoaxes,
scams, misinformation and sheer nonsense that now permeates the web.
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