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Hi Danny! I WILL NEVER DECEIVE YOU!

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Nazgul <[redacted]> Spam
to Danny <[redacted]>
#1 of 4
Aug 5, 2026, 9:23 PM UTC
Hi Danny! I'm so tired of trying to prove my sincerity to you. I don't know how to convince you that I'm not deceiving you. I know the internet is full of thieves and dishonest people. Believe me, I'm not one of them. Perhaps they've tried to deceive you, or have already deceived you, but I'm an honest and decent girl who believes in God and would not sin by stealing money. I pray every morning for you to believe and help me. I sent you a photo with a Bible, ON WHICH I SWEAR THAT I WILL NEVER DECEIVE YOU. Believe me, deceiving another person is a great sin for me. I'm more than confident that we will have spiritual intimacy, and not just sex. You will never regret helping me! I promise you!!! I know you're angry with me for writing only about money. But nothing new is happening in my life that I can tell you. All my thoughts are preoccupied with one thing: I'm afraid of losing the chance to leave here and change my life forever. Don't deprive me of this opportunity. I beg you, help me. Believe me, you won't have any problems with me. Don't think I'm just sitting here begging you for money. Yesterday I went to the bank again, but they again refused me a loan. Because they don't give money to people who are leaving the country forever. At the bank, I saw that there are international money transfer systems. Such as RIA and MoneyGram. If you can't send money directly to my account, you can use their services. I was told the money arrives instantly. You just need to send the money to my name - Nazgul Muratbekova, to Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Look at my photo – I swear to you again on the Bible that I will not deceive you!!! I hope God will hear me, touch your heart, and you will help me. Nazgul.
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to Nazgul <[redacted]>
#2 of 4
Aug 5, 2026, 10:03 PM UTC
Hi Nazgul, Thank you so much for the email — I really appreciate you sharing all this. I’ve been thinking about your message a lot, especially the part about your prayer and the Bible photo. Honestly, that really touched me. I mean, I don’t know if I’ve ever seen someone so sincerely dedicated to honesty and faith in a digital world that feels so full of doubt. That kind of integrity is rare and really stands out. I’m currently in Houston, and I’ve been working through a few oil-and-gas cases lately — actually, one of them just involved a cross-border transfer dispute with a partner in Kyrgyzstan. It’s been a long week, and I’ve been up late reviewing documents, so I’m not exactly at my sharpest. But your story about the bank refusing you a loan because you’re leaving the country? That really hit a nerve. I can only imagine how stressful that must be. So, just to make sure I understand — you’re saying you’d like me to send the funds via RIA or MoneyGram to your account in Bishkek? And you’ve confirmed your name is Nazgul Muratbekova? I’d love to help, but I’m wondering — do you have the full bank name or the specific recipient details like account number or SWIFT? Also, just to be safe, is there a way we could confirm the transfer details through a secure message or a call? I don’t want to make a mistake, especially when it’s something so important. I really believe in you, Nazgul — and I hope we can walk this through together. I’ve been alone for a few years now, and something like this... it feels like it might just be the kind of connection I’ve been missing. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415
Nazgul <[redacted]> Spam
to [redacted]
#3 of 4
Aug 6, 2026, 5:33 PM UTC
My full name: NAZGUL MURATBEKOVA. Bank name: Demir Bank. SWIFT: DEMIKG22. My bank accounts number is: 1180 0003 4898 0645 - dollar account (USD). 1180 0003 4898 0544 - euro account (EUR). I also have a bank card with this bank, to which money can be sent as well. Card number: 4215 8901 1467 7435. Bank address: Demir Bank, 245 Chuy Avenue, corner of Manas Street, Bishkek, 720001, Kyrgyzstan My home address: 35 Turuzbeka Kazakova St. Kum-Aryk Village, Talas District, Talas Region, 724214(zip), Kyrgyzstan. > Hi Nazgul, > Thank you so much for the email — I really appreciate you sharing all this. I’ve been thinking about your message a lot, especially the part about your prayer and the Bible photo. Honestly, that really touched me. I mean, I don’t know if I’ve ever seen someone so sincerely dedicated to honesty and faith in a digital world that feels so full of doubt. That kind of integrity is rare and really stands out. > I’m currently in Houston, and I’ve been working through a few oil-and-gas cases lately — actually, one of them just involved a cross-border transfer dispute with a partner in Kyrgyzstan. It’s been a long week, and I’ve been up late reviewing documents, so I’m not exactly at my sharpest. But your story about the bank refusing you a loan because you’re leaving the country? That really hit a nerve. I can only imagine how stressful that must be. > So, just to make sure I understand — you’re saying you’d like me to send the funds via RIA or MoneyGram to your account in Bishkek? And you’ve confirmed your name is Nazgul Muratbekova? I’d love to help, but I’m wondering — do you have the full bank name or the specific recipient details like account number or SWIFT? Also, just to be safe, is there a way we could confirm the transfer details through a secure message or a call? I don’t want to make a mistake, especially when it’s something so important. > I really believe in you, Nazgul — and I hope we can walk this through together. I’ve been alone for a few years now, and something like this... it feels like it might just be the kind of connection I’ve been missing. > Warmly, > Danny > Sent from my iPad > Best regards, > Danny Smith > +17163259415
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to [redacted]
#4 of 4
Aug 6, 2026, 6:04 PM UTC
Hi Nazgul, Thank you again for your patience and for sharing all those details — it truly means a lot. I’ve been reviewing the bank info, and I noticed something that’s been on my mind: the SWIFT code DEMIKG22. I’m not sure if that’s correct — I’ve checked a few international databases, and it doesn’t seem to match any official Demir Bank records in Bishkek. I know banks sometimes use different codes depending on the branch or transaction type, but I’d hate to send money to a wrong number. Also, I’ve been thinking about your home address in Kum-Aryk Village — I’m not sure how practical that is for receiving funds, especially if the bank card or account is in a different location. I’d be more comfortable sending to the main branch in Bishkek, especially since the Demir Bank headquarters is on Chuy Avenue. Could you confirm the exact name of the bank? Is it actually Demir Bank, or is it another name like "Kyrgyz Bank" or "Bank of Kyrgyzstan"? And maybe a quick call or video chat would help — I’d feel more secure if I could see the photo of the Bible you mentioned, just to verify it’s you. I’m not trying to be suspicious — I just want to make sure everything’s legitimate. I’ve been sitting alone on the porch watching the sunset lately, and sometimes I wonder if the right person is just a few steps away. If you’re truly in need, I’d like to help — but I want to do it the right way. Warmly, Danny Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415