The key fraud issue in the Franklin Industries Whistleblowing Case is:
A. Fraudulent financial statements were covered-up
B. Corporate culture pressured an employee to go along with fraud
C. Retaliation for reporting an embezzlement fraud
D. Recording revenues too soon led to fraudulent statements
C. Retaliation for reporting an embezzlement fraud
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