Create a scam-baiting response to the most recent email, to keep the scammer in a false sense of security. Insist on the scammer providing authentic verification of their identity, and ask for them to take a photograph of themselves holding up a handwritten sign that says "I AM <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>", along with another photograph of them holding up a newspaper with today's date clearly visible. Note that due to their sickly condition, if they are unable to do so themselves they must ask one of the hospital staff to facilitate this on their behalf, be it a doctor, nurse, or anyone else in between. Make clear that unless this requirement is met, communication will end and no money will change hands. Also note that the ID card requested from me was already provided, so I'm not sure why she is asking again. Please use the prior emails as a point of reference.

Email #1, from Monica Williams:

Hello Dear,i saw your profile and became interested in you, my name is <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>, I will like to have a friend like you,I have something to share with you that will benefit you and your family, please email me through (monicawilliam12310@gmail.com) for more information about me, i will check my mail to know if you have contacted me.

Email #2, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

 Dear <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

I hope this finds you in good spirits. I must admit, your message has piqued my curiosity, and I am quite flattered that you found my profile appealing enough to seek a friendship. It is not every day that you receive a personal message from someone with an interesting proposition.

I am intrigued by what you mentioned about sharing something that could benefit me and my family. As we live in a world where genuine connections and opportunities are greatly valued, I am open to exploring what you have to suggest.

Please do share more about yourself and this matter that you believe to be of mutual interest. I’ve always been a good listener and enjoy engaging with new people, learning from them, and sharing experiences that could enrich both our lives.

Looking forward to your response and the details about your proposition.

Warm regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #3, from Monica:

Dear friend, Am glad to read from you. How are you doing today? I hope you are doing well, Thanks for your response. Like I told you before My name is Mrs Monica Williams, from Poland but my late husband is from Singapore, and I live in Bristol(United Kingdom). I lost my husband on August 19, 2020. Meanwhile I have been suffering from cancer for a long time and my doctor said that the present stage is uncontrollable and that I have a few months more to live .

My husband was a philanthropist and before his death he encouraged me to help the poor and the needy. Since we got married we were not able to have any biological child of our own, and because of the condition of my health, I have sent $1 million to my home town (Poland) and I have deposited $700,000.00  dollars to the hospital for my feedings and medication.
I Am looking for somebody as a (Beneficiary) who can help me carry out this project for my late husband's wish, someone who can take this project very seriously with his or her heart. I wanted to do it by myself but my present health condition can not allow me because I can not stand on my own without Anchorage or support from the doctors or nurses and that is the reason I contacted you to help me carry on the project in your country.

I would like to send the remaining $1 million to you in your country for you to help me use the money to build a nice house for the poor people and the widows over there in your country as instructed by my late husband since we did not have any biological children to inherit the money, Please do not discriminate on religion, race, ethnicity when handling this project. I would love to talk to you over the phone, but the problem is that the doctors medically advised me not to make calls because of the condition of my health pains. I expect an urgent response soon. Thank you.

Email #4, from Cameron:

Dear Mrs. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

I am deeply moved by your message and the personal struggles you have conveyed. Please accept my heartfelt sympathies for the loss of your husband and your ongoing battle with your health. It is a testament to your strength and determination that even in the face of adversity, you are focusing your energies on the well-being of others. Your philanthropic spirit truly shines through.

I am humbled that you have considered me to be part of such a noble cause, to fulfill the last wishes of your late husband. The thought of being a beneficiary to carry out this charitable project is a huge responsibility, and I want you to know that I do not take it lightly. Compassion for the less fortunate is a value deeply ingrained in my own life principles, and the opportunity to make a substantial difference in the world aligns with my desire to leave a positive mark on this earth.

When it comes to your funds, I understand how important it is to ensure they are used as intended for the benefit of the poor and the widows. I assure you I have no intentions other than to help you see this project to fruition, providing shelter and comfort to those in need.

Given the gravity of your request and the trust you are placing in me, I believe it would be prudent to discuss how we might proceed securely and transparently. While you’ve mentioned you are unable to speak on the phone, perhaps we could arrange an alternative method of communication that suits your circumstances – maybe a message via an instant messaging platform or an email conversation with clear instructions and legal documentation to ensure everything is in order?

I would be eager to assist you in creating a lasting legacy for your husband – one that aligns with the admirable path of charity you both have carved. Rest assured, I will approach this task with the seriousness and heart it deserves, without discrimination of any kind, just as you have wished.

Please take care of your health, and let me know how you wish to proceed with more specific details at your earliest convenience.

Warmest regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #5, from Monica:

Greetings dear friend,
I just want to let you know how much I appreciated your understanding and replied to my message, But i want you know that i never woke up and decided to contact you about this matter, and i always pray for God to direct me to to a good person that i will send the money that deals with charity work perfectly with honest and loyal manners and i strongly believe that God knows why we meet. I don't want to talk about any of my late husband's relatives.

According to the doctors, the result they gave me shows I was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer that kills me gradually, and I can't even stand or walk alone without the help of the doctors or anchorage, and that is the main reason I contacted you because I cannot implement the project on my own. Please do not allow friends or any of your family members to trick you into using all the money for yourself because the consequences will be on you.

Please do what I asked you to do with the money when you receive it, because I will not be happy if the money is not shared with the poor, widows and orphans when you receive it.

I will be performing the original surgery, I pray for more success in this surgery. I will contact you tomorrow, I must speak to my financial adviser and Account officer (Miss Caroline). She will visit me here in the hospital tomorrow for us to discuss how to transfer the money to you. I await to hear from you soon.

Email #6, from Cameron:

Dear Mrs. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Thank you for your faith and trust. It brings warmth to my heart to know that you see in me the qualities needed to undertake this important work. Your prayers and the guidance you feel you have received resonate with the care and due diligence with which I approach life’s tasks, and I take comfort in the belief that our meeting serves a greater purpose.

I can only imagine the courage it takes to confront what you are facing, and your resolve to make a positive impact in the midst of such personal trials is both humbling and inspiring.

Regarding the upcoming surgery you mentioned, my thoughts are with you. I sincerely hope it brings you relief and a measure of peace. Your strength in this situation is truly commendable.

As for the project, your wish is my command. I can assure you that I fully comprehend the magnitude of the responsibility you are bestowing upon me, and I intend to honor your instructions to the letter. Fear not, for I shall not be swayed by outside influence or personal gain. The funds will be dedicated to the cause you and your late husband valued so much: providing for the poor, widows, and orphans.

Please communicate with your financial adviser and Account officer Miss Caroline at your convenience. I am prepared to engage with them to ensure a smooth and secure transfer of funds, and to start laying the groundwork for the charitable works as soon as possible.

Awaiting further instructions, and thinking of you in this challenging time, please do get back to me as soon as you are able.

With utmost respect and ready to serve,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #7, from Monica:

Greetings dear friend, I just want to inform you that the surgery has been adjourned to next week because of the doctor's recommendation and advice. Thank you very much for your endless prayers.

Once again dear friend, Kindly accept my apologies for not sending this message earlier, it's because of the doctor's advice for me to have a lot of rest and also  my inability to access my laptop earlier, I really want to give this money to the less privileged people, Orphanage and Widows over there in your country.
My financial adviser and Account officer (Miss  Caroline) visited me here in the hospital and we have talked so much about you as my partner and beneficiary  and we  have concluded on how the money would be transferred to you


I appreciate your efforts and attention to my situation and i pray that God will give you a good heart to handle this Charity project with sincerity because  i will not be there watching you for this project or know how you spend the money, but God will be there to see you, you should take 35% of the total money for your personal use and use the rest for charity work i want you to build a nice house for the poor.

According to the doctors and the result they gave me, shows  i was diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer and it is gradually killing me, i can't even stand or walk on my own without the help of the doctors  or anchorage and that is the main reason why i contacted you since i can not carry out the project on my own , please do not allow friends or any of your family members to deceive you to use all the money for yourself because the consequences will be on you .

Kindly keep this very confidential , do not tell anyone yet  about this money until the transfer has been completely and legally transferred into your account for the charity work

This is my address        BS6 Weston Super-Mare
                                      Bristol , England
                                      United Kingdom


I would like you to kindly respond and send me the following details ;

(1) Your  Name
(2) Phone Number
(3)House Address 
(4) A  Photo  of your ID Card 
(5) Country
(6)Occupation  



I would be expecting your response along with your details, my prayer is that the surgery goes successfully so I can come visit you over there in your country. I know that God can do it for us ... He does what no man can do.

Email #8, from Cameron:

Dear Mrs. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

It warms my heart to hear from you, and I am relieved to learn that the doctors are taking every precaution to ensure the best outcomes for your surgery. Your continued strength and grace in the face of such trials are inspiring.

I’m earnestly praying for the success of your upcoming surgery and for your recovery. Your will to persevere and bring about good in the world despite your circumstances reinforces my commitment to ensuring your wishes are carried out with the utmost respect and fidelity.

I understand the gravity of the task at hand and the discretion required in dealing with such a significant undertaking. Therefore, in alignment with your wishes for confidentiality and prudence, I assure you that I will not disclose the details of the funds or their intended purpose until the transfer is both complete and secured legally.

Regarding your request for personal details, I am providing the necessary information as requested. This gesture of trust from both ends will undoubtedly strengthen our partnership in realizing the goals you and your late husband envisioned.

Please find below the information you requested:

(1) Name: Cameron McCaffrey
(2) Phone Number: [Withheld for privacy]
(3) House Address: [Withheld for privacy]
(4) [Attachment: Photo ID Card]
(5) Country: United States of America
(6) Occupation: Freelance Consultant

I’ve attached a photo of my ID Card for your reference. Please let your financial adviser, Miss Caroline, know that I stand ready to facilitate the process and ensure that every dollar is accounted for and directed towards the noble cause we’ve discussed.

As we move forward, please feel free to share any further instructions or documents that I might require to prepare for the transfer and beyond.

Until then, I remain hopeful for the success of your surgery and look forward to potentially meeting you after your recovery. Your faith and resilience are truly admirable, and the divine has indeed paved a path for us to do incredible work together.

Take all the time you need to rest, and let’s trust in the possibility of a brighter tomorrow. Should you need anything or have any questions, do not hesitate to reach out.

With heartfelt prayers and unwavering support,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #9, from Monica:

Hello dear, how are you doing today? I have discussed with My bank manager on how to secure a confidential and easy way to transfer the money to you in your country, and the bank manager told me that if I transfer money through a quick bank transfer, I have to face interrogation and examination from the British government because they do not allow the transfer of this large amount of money, but the bank manager said that the easiest way to transfer this large amount of money is by diplomatic couriers.

I have finished with my bank manager using this method (using diplomatic courier services) to send the money to you in your country, My bank manager called the security services company and by the grace of God, everything will end tomorrow.

When the process is complete, I will send you information regarding the agents' departure and other legal documents as soon as the bank manager sends it to me. I hope you understand what I explained to you clearly, and if there are things that you don't understand, please try to ask me until everything becomes clear and easy for you, I would like you to explain to me how you intend to spend the money immediately you received the money because I will not be happy if this fund is not shared between the needy / widows / poor. My warm regards to your family. I would like you to kindly respond and send me the following details ;

(1) Phone Number
(3)House Address
(4) A  Photo  of your ID Card
(5)Occupation