I am Mr Kevin Bryner:
Chief Inspection Agent United Nations Inspection Unit at Spokane
International Airport, working hand in hand with the Department of Homeland
Security and U.S Customs and Border Protection.
During our investigation, I discovered an abandoned shipment from a
Diplomat from Africa and when scanned it revealed an undisclosed sum of
money in a metal trunk box weighing approximately 25kg each.
Contact me right now through this email if you are still interested in boxes
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Regards
Mr Kevin Bryner
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Hi Mr. Bryner,
Thanks so much for reaching out — I really appreciate the detailed explanation. I’ve been reviewing the details about the abandoned shipment from the diplomat in Africa, and it sounds like a very unusual and potentially high-value case. The fact that it's been scanned and shows a metal trunk weighing 25kg is quite significant.
I’ve been working on a few oil-and-gas logistics cases lately, and I’ve found that even small discrepancies in shipping records can lead to major findings. It’s actually kind of fascinating how such a thing could be overlooked for so long — reminds me of the time I handled a pipeline inspection where a missing valve was hidden in a trailer behind the main rig. That one took months to find.
Just to make sure I understand: is the trunk still in customs holding at Spokane? And if so, is there a specific tracking number or documentation that would help verify the shipment? Also, are you coordinating with any federal agents, or is this being handled under UN inspection protocols?
I’d be happy to help with any paperwork or due diligence, especially if there’s a chance to recover the contents. I’m genuinely curious about what’s inside — and I hope we can work together on this.
Best regards,
Danny Smith
Houston, Texas
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Best regards,
Danny Smith
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