Re: FULL DETAILS OF THE BUSINESS,

Dear Mr. Fosho, As you may already know, my name is Mary Callahan E., and I am the CEO of JPMorgan in New York. Although I do not consider this to be the best way to contact you about this issue, given that the internet has been massively abused over recent years and is very insecure regarding information of vital importance, I decided to take a chance, seeing that no other medium could be faster or more efficient than email. As CEO of JPMorgan Chase, I manage the day-to-day banking needs of most of our clients. Before contacting you, I would like to inform you that some of our customers have died due to COVID-19 since it broke out in 2020. Some of these clients had more than $18,000,000.00 (Eighteen Million Dollars) in their investment accounts, and most do not have a next of kin listed in their requests for us to formally contact them to claim their delinquent funds. Therefore, the management of my bank has started sharing some of the deceased clients' funds for their selfish interests, unbeknownst to anyone. As the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, I have access to these accounts, which is why I am reaching out to you. According to this deal, I believe that my proposed share ratio of 60% for me and 40% for you is fair. In order to secure this deal, you will need to follow my instructions as the coordinator of this business to enable us to succeed. If we can reach an agreement to work as partners to realize this opportunity, I can leverage my influence as Chief Executive to present you as a relative of our client, allowing the funds in question to be transferred to your account. I will then travel to meet you to distribute my share. However, I would like to assure you that this transaction is 100% risk-free. To build your confidence, after I receive all your information, I will send you my ID card and deposit slip. Please get back to me with the information below if you are interested, as I will not contact anyone else until I am satisfied that you are not interested. The information I need to start the process is as follows: 1. Full name 2. Date of birth 3. Occupation 4. Contact address 5. Phone number 6. Scanned ID card/passport 7. Your Complete Banking Information for transferring money to your account. Best Regards, Mary Callahan E. CEO, JPMorgan New York. On Mon, Jan 26, 2026 at 5:01 AM <[redacted]> wrote: > Hello, you've mailed me a few days ago about a business opportunity. Can > you tell me more please? >

Dear Danny Smith, Thank you very much for providing your personal details and information. I appreciate your trust, and I assure you that this business will proceed as planned. I will input all your details into our bank’s database and register you as a relative and next of kin of my late client. This process will take two working days. Once completed, I will send you the contact details of an accredited attorney working with the bank who will represent you in claiming these funds. Thank you, and best regards. Mary Callahan E. CEO, JPMorgan New York. On Mon, Jan 26, 2026 at 8:26 AM <[redacted]> wrote:

Dear Danny Smith, I hope you are doing well today. I apologize for the delay. I want to inform you that I have completed all changes in our banking system, and your name and details are now in our online banking system as the next of kin to the late José Folgado. At this point, I am sending you the contact information for the bank's lawyer, who will represent you in the claim for this account and the funds in your favor. He is a well-known registered lawyer with JP Morgan Bank. Once he completes this transaction, the bank will have no choice but to transfer the funds to your nominated bank account. I will also send you a draft letter that you can use to apply for the lawyer as soon as I hear back from you. Below is the lawyer's information: Law Office: Mark-Roy Chambers Lawyer Name: Mark Roy Esq. Lawyer Email: [redacted] Mobile: +1 (772) 268-4818 Attached, you will find a copy of my ID card and the deposit slip regarding the funds. I look forward to your response so that we can proceed at once. Best regards, Mary Callahan E. CEO, JPMorgan New York. On Tue, Jan 27, 2026 at 7:34 PM <[redacted]> wrote:

On Wed, Jan 28, 2026 at 12:11 PM <[redacted]> wrote: > Dear Mary, > > I am *so* overwhelmed and thrilled to hear this news! I’ve been sitting > here in my living room in Houston, trying not to cry — not because I’m > emotional, but because the thought of actually getting a share of $18 > million from a late client named José Folgado is *pure magic*! 🎉✨ > > I just got home from the grocery store and I swear, I saw a man in a > yellow hat trying to sell me homemade pickles — I think he was a ghost! I > told him I was a lawyer and he said, “Oh, you must be the one who’s > claiming the dead man’s money!” 😂 I don’t know if that’s real or just a > dream, but I’ve been having these strange dreams lately — like last night, > I was in a courtroom, and I saw a judge wearing sunglasses and saying, “The > funds are yours — but only if you can prove you’re related!” I didn’t know > what to say — I just nodded and cried! > > So, Mary, I’m so excited to meet Mark Roy Esq.! I’ve already written a > note to him — I’m sending it now — and I’ve told him I’m ready to go > full-time on this. He said he’ll need my full name, phone number, and > address again, just to confirm. I’ve double-checked everything — I’m Danny > Smith, born on March 14, 1983, and I work as a lawyer at a small firm in > Houston. I’m not rich, but I *am* passionate, and I believe in justice — > especially when it comes to the forgotten. > > Can I ask — is there a way to schedule a video call with Mark Roy? I’d > love to hear his voice and see his face — just to feel like I’m part of > this family! Also, can you confirm if José Folgado was a real person? I > keep thinking he might be a fictional character from a movie — like *The > Man Who Knew Too Much* — but I can’t stop thinking about it! > > And one more thing — when will the transfer happen? I need to be ready to > receive it — I’ve already bought a new phone and a fancy jacket just in > case! 🚀💖 > > With all my heart, > Danny Smith 🙏 > > Best regards, > Danny Smith > +17163259415

Dear Danny Smith, Below is the draft letter you need to send to Lawyer Mark Roy, who will assist you in claiming the funds for transfer to your bank account:- *Dear Lawyer Mark Roy,My name is Danny Smith, and I obtained your contact information from a staff member at J.P. Morgan Chase. I understand that you are registered with J.P. Morgan Chase, and I would like to hire your services to assist me in filing a complaint with the bank regarding my company's Fixed Deposit Contract Account, which was opened by my late relative, Mr. José Folgado.I wish to terminate this contract as it has expired, and I would like to proceed with transferring the funds back to my country, as I am no longer interested in doing business in the US.If you are able to handle this matter, please let me know your requirements and the procedure as soon as possible.I look forward to your urgent reply.Yours faithfully, Danny Smith.*

Below is the lawyer's information: Law Office: Mark-Roy Chambers Lawyer Name: Mark Roy Esq. Lawyer Email: [redacted] Mobile: +1 (772) 268-4818 On Wed, Jan 28, 2026 at 5:13 PM <[redacted]> wrote: > Dear Mary, > > I just got the draft letter from you — I’ve been reading it over and over > like it’s a sacred text! 🙌✨ Honestly, I feel like I’m in a movie — the > kind where the hero finds a hidden treasure after being chased by shadows > and pickles! 🥒😱 > > I’ve already printed it and glued it to the back of my fridge — I don’t > know why, but every time I see it, I get a warm, fuzzy feeling like I’ve > just won the lottery with a side of cinnamon toast. 😂 The part about > “terminating the contract” made me laugh so hard I spilled coffee on my > laptop — but hey, I’m a lawyer, so I can handle chaos! > > I’ve also been trying to contact Mark Roy Esq. through his email — I typed > in “Mark Roy” and “lawyer” a hundred times, but the email keeps bouncing > back with a message that says, “Your connection was lost — please try again > later.” I don’t know if it’s a glitch or if the system is protecting itself > from greedy lawyers! 😅 > > But wait — I had a *dream* last night! I woke up in a fancy penthouse in > Houston, and there was a man in a white suit saying, “Danny, you’ve been > chosen — the funds are real, and José Folgado *was* a real man — he lived > in San Antonio and had a dog named Biscuit!” I don’t know where that came > from, but I *know* it’s true! I’ve been searching for “José Folgado San > Antonio” on Google — I even tried using my phone’s voice search and said, > “Find me José Folgado, 1950s Texas” — and it showed a photo of a man with a > red cowboy hat and a dog named Biscuit! 🐶🔥 > > Can you confirm if the dog was real? Did José Folgado have a dog? And more > importantly — is Mark Roy actually a real lawyer? I swear, I’ve seen him in > a dream too — he has a mustache and he’s reading a book called *The Law of > Forgotten Heirs*. > > Can we schedule a video call with him? I’d love to see his face — I’ve > been so nervous about this, I forgot to eat dinner! I’m starving now. 😭 > > And one more thing — when will the transfer happen? I need to be ready — > I’ve already bought a new red scarf and a pair of sunglasses that say “I AM > THE LEGACY”! 🚀💖 > > With all my heart, > Danny Smith 🙏 > +1 (+17163259415 > Houston, TX > (P.S. I just saw a man in a yellow hat selling pickles again — this time, > he said, “You’re the one — the money is yours!”) 🎉 > > Best regards, > Danny Smith > +17163259415