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from: Garry Walter <garrywalter639@gmail.com>
date: Dec 9, 2025, 1:31 AM
subject: We, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI),
mailed-by: gmail.com

FBI Headquarters, Division of Counterterrorism and Criminal Investigation, FBI Headquarters in Washington, D.C., USA, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Headquarters Address: Edgar Hoover Building, 935 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20535-0001

For the attention of the Beneficiary

We, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), understand your suggestions regarding deductions of the fee from your sum of $8,500,000.00 USD account, which is in your name, to cover all fees. To clarify, it is only the $200 bank fee required to access the release code, and there are no other fees as you seem to think. Yes, you have been granted the right to access your sum of $8,500,000.00usd account in person, provided that you are able to visit us in the United States. However, if you are unable to appear in person due to Christmas holiday, we advise you to follow our advice and pay the required $200 for the access code. Once the $200 payment has been received in full, your transfer will be credited to your account.

Please note that, according to applicable regulations, the bank is not authorized to deduct any fees from your $8,500,000.00;usd payment. The $200 payment is solely required to obtain the access code, which is necessary to release the transferred funds.

We wish to clarify that the rules and regulations governing your payment of the $8,500,000.00 were established by the authorities to protect the funds from misuse by high-ranking officials. Without these rules and regulations, you would have had no way of being notified of the receipt of the $8,500,000.00; the money would have been embezzled by corrupt officials.

We would like to emphasize that the rules and regulations governing your payment of the $8,500,000.00! USD were established by the authorities to protect the funds from misuse by high-ranking officials. However, you must follow my instructions and send the required amount of $200 to complete your outstanding payment. This will fulfill all requirements, and no one will complain that you didn't follow the instructions. I appreciate your efforts and would be very grateful if you could follow my instructions and send the required $200 today immediately you receive this email Otherwise, you will need to request your refund immediately you receive this email because if you can't try, no chance as all the authorities have collective agreed on cancellation tomorrow being 11th December 2025. No extension is possible. You must make the right decision at the given time to settle the needed $200. Otherwise, you can request your refund immediately upon receiving this email
... Frankly, I find it very disappointing that a grown adult who understands the need for money would give up a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for $8,500,000 just because of $200 bank fee to obtain a code and process the transfer! I'm still stunned to realize that this money will soon be gone and you did nothing to stop it. If you fail to try first thing in the morning tomorrow.
This doesn't mean you don't value things. Nothing of value comes easily unless you want to steal it.You have the right to have doubts, and you also have every right not to give me a chance or not to trust me. But no matter whom you trust, you're always too late. Please, please find a place in your heart to forgive your past experiences with internet scammers and trust me completely once more and I will ensure that the total amount of $8,500,000.00usd got release in your account
I will prove to you that all your doubts are unfounded. I bet my life on you; you won't regret it ever trusting anti money laundering department like us. You will be happy, cover all your expenses even if you can borrow it and build a good life for yourself and that of your lovely family. You will be able to pay off your debts tomorrow if you do that as instructed.

If you can, use a different reason than this transaction to convince your children today to help you with the $200. But you mustn't tell them what you intend to do with the money. Please, this is not the same as what you might think.

On the contrary. I told you to trust me and see if I can disappoint you and your family. I will prove it to you, and you will later testify to everyone that even among the gullible, there are still good people.

It's all in your hands, because I've told you the unvarnished truth. My job is to ensure you receive your money as soon as you transfer the remaining $200. After that, Then you must see the $8,500,000.00 USD in your account balance tomorrow once the balance of $200 is received.

Frankly, this money is real and legitimate. It's absolutely risk-free, and you are guaranteed to receive it this time. Mark my words. We've checked and recalculated everything and determined that the only fee is the remaining $200 just to get the code and release your funds, that's all. You have nothing to worry about. Ensure to send the balance of $200 amount today as instructed, and you will receive your $8,500,000.00 USD within two hours, Your payment will be confirmed at the mentioned time.

Sincerely,

Garry Walter, Head of the FBI Branch
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