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Recieved via e-mail today...... FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, (FBI). CYBER WIRETAP & FUNDS RECOVERY DEPARTMENT. J. EDGAR HOOVER BUILDING 935 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, NW WASHINGTON, D.C 20535, USA . WEB-SITE: www.fbi.gov We believe this notification meets you in a very good state of mind and health. The FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) Washington, D.C United States of America in conjunction with some other relevant Investigative Agencies here in the USA have recently been informed through our Global intelligence monitoring network that you have a pending FUND transaction with a Bank regarding to an Inheritance Funds or Lottery Prize Award payment which was fully endorsed to be paid in your favor. It might interest you to know that we have taken out time in screening through this whole transaction as stipulated on our protocol of operation and have finally confirmed that BANK OF ENGLAND is the only authorized financial institution scheduled to make your payment in line with their remittance requirements. Several investigations by us have shown that you have been dealing with some unauthorized persons and banks regarding the transfer of these funds to your bank account. Our UK attachee agent recently had a meeting with the Manager of BANK OF ENGLAND in the person of MR. NAIL BACON along with some other top officials of BANK OF ENGLAND regarding your case and they made us to understand that your file has been held in abase pending when you personally file for your claims. We were also made to understand that a lady with name Mrs. Joan Parthimos from Canada, has already contacted the Bank and also presented to them all the necessary documentations evidencing your claim purported to have been signed personally by you prior to the release of your funds to her, though they insisted on hearing from you personally before they could go ahead on wiring the funds to the Bank account information provided by the above named Lady. It is basically one of the main reasons they contacted us to enable us assist them in carrying out proper investigation and subsequently informing you of their mandate to Remitting your funds. Most importantly we advise that you discontinue further dealings with any person or organization posing as staff or affiliate of any bank or agency concerning the transfer of your funds. In your own interest, you are advised to immediately contact BANK OF ENGLAND on the following details for the onward remittance of your funds. BANK NAME: BANK OF ENGLAND. CONTACT PERSON: MR. ROBERTSON WHITE CORPORATE HEAD QUARTERS NA, LONDON BR1 1WA, UK OFFICE Tel: + (44) 7024068581. Fax: + (44) 7024-078562. Email info@kfsh.med.sa Ensure that you comply to all the Bank of England remittance procedures and also furnish the bank with your full details like: (Your Full names and Your Address, Your Direct telephone and Fax Numbers, etc) to enable the Bank in their verification processes before the release of your funds to your bank account without any problems. Thank you for your understanding! Best Regards, Signature of Robert S. Mueller, III ROBERT S. MUELLER, III HON. DIRECTOR, FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20535 Boomer.....who gits a warm feeling cuz de Goobermint seems to really care about him....
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If you've never been to this museum it's quite a place. It's in Northern VA and is in my area. Some low life must be looking to get their ass kicked for doing this. http://www2.insidenova.com/news/2010/oct/18/bullets-shatter-glass-marine-corps-museum-ar-570891/ By Julia LeDoux Published: October 18, 2010 TRIANGLE, Va. -- Vandals fired shots at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle early Sunday morning, causing approximately $20,000 worth of damage to the building’s glass roof and a steel wall at the base of the structure. Museum spokeswoman Gwenn Adams said the building was unoccupied at the time. The museum remains open to the public during the ongoing police investigation. “No artifacts were damaged,” she said. Approximately five holes could be seen in the glass roof, said Prince William police spokesman Jonathan Perok. Police did not know Monday what type of gun was used or where the bullets were fired from. The side of the building damaged faces Interstate 95. “The important thing for us is our visitors will not be impacted,” Adams said. “It does not take away from the overall experience of the museum.“ Marine Corps Base Quantico military police, Criminal Investigative Division, is assisting in the investigation. “The authorities are handling the investigation and we have full confidence that they will find the responsible party or parties,” said Adams. Adams noted that the museum has on-site security staff and is also equipped with security cameras that cover the interior and exterior of the property. Anyone with information relating to this case is asked to call Crime Solvers at 703-670-3700 or 1-866-411-TIPS. You don’t have to give your name, just the information and you could earn up to a $1,000 cash reward. Military editor Julia LeDoux can be reached at 703-369-5718.
