Create a scam-baiting response to the most recent email, to keep the scammer in a false sense of security by posing as a potential victim.

Email #1, from Cameron (scam-baiter):

Dear Sgt. Wilson,

Your message has piqued my curiosity, and I am honored that you have considered me as someone with whom to engage in a mutually beneficial deal. Please accept my sincere gratitude for reaching out and for the service you and your colleagues provide to ensure global peace and security from your position at Camp Stanley.

Understanding the gravity and discretion usually required in such matters, I assure you of my utmost confidentiality and cooperation during the course of our interactions. I am keen to learn more about the details of this proposition and how we could potentially work together for our shared advantage.

Would you be so kind as to provide further information on the nature of this deal? I am quite eager to comprehend fully how I can assist, what will be required of me, and what the expected outcomes might be for both of us involved in this undertaking.

Please feel free to outline the initial steps or requirements needed for me to consider or begin preparation for our potential collaboration. Additionally, if there are any specific protocols to be followed due to your military position, I am willing to adhere to them.

Your time is highly appreciated, and I look forward to receiving more information from you at your earliest convenience.

Warm regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #2, from Wilson:

Dear Cameron McCaffrey,

I appreciate your swift response and your interest in my situation. Let me provide more details about the Camp Red Cloud Army Base, where I am currently stationed in South Korea. This base, operated by the United States, is situated near Uijeongbu, forming the largest part of the Red Cloud Garrison. Positioned close to the DMZ, its primary goal is to maintain peace in the region, under the management of the US Army. Although its history is not extensive, it holds strategic significance.

Regarding my previous message, severe rains led to devastating flooding in South Korea, resulting in the loss of lives, homes, and businesses, particularly affecting wealthy individuals and politicians. During a routine patrol, I discovered a hidden box containing $15 million in a demolished building. Suspecting it belonged to corrupt politicians, I kept it confidential. Now, with my active duty, I seek a trustworthy person to secure the funds until my return from Uijeongbu.

I apologize for intruding into your privacy but found your profile in the DOD database, prompting me to seek your assistance. My late wife, Deborah Wilson, would have handled this, but her tragic demise in the 9/11 attacks led me to join the US Army. I am determined to combat terrorism and aspire to a peaceful retirement. Trust is paramount; upon transfer, I suggest a 40-50-10 split, with you keeping 40%, 50% for me, and 10% donated to charity.

Can I trust you with this responsibility? What is your occupation, and are you married with children? The discreet transfer of funds is crucial, and I emphasize the need for confidentiality. If you are willing and capable, please confirm your commitment, and we can proceed with the necessary arrangements through email.

Thank you once again, and may God bless you. Kindly acknowledge the receipt of this message.

Sincerely,
Sgt. Wilson