Repeatedly, according to people close to the company, the auditor could find no records to support the full dollar amounts in the accounts, a suspicious clue that ultimately led to the discovery of the shifting of expenses.
Behavior detection officers use techniques familiar in some overseas airports, engaging passengers in casual conversation to look for suspicious behavioral clues.
The Lebanese then homed in on suspicious signals.Another clue may have pointed to the importance of the signals trail.
Insurance firms are also good at combining clues to spot suspicious claims: fraudulent claims are more likely to be made on a Monday than a Tuesday, since policyholders who stage accidents tend to assemble friends as false witnesses over the weekend.
Laboratories at the community level, considered level A, should recognize the clues to a suspicious agent and package the agent for transfer to the next higher level laboratory.
In fact, an image that does not contain SIFT keypoints (or very few of them) is suspicious: such absence could be taken as a clue of tampering, thus leading to a counter detector with a very straightforward implementation.
One of the clues, according to the Washington Post, was "a suspicious printer cartridge," and "the package in Britain contained protruding wires and white powder".
But when she and her jealous husband, Chris Dean Cainn), die in a suspicious fire, and all the money mysteriously disappears, the clues point to Matt, the beneficiary of Ann's million-dollar insurance policy, as the murderer.
But for those inclined to be suspicious of the kidnapping, Dean's associations provide some intriguing clues.
