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[ Oct. 29, 2006 ]

I'll have Mr. Dick Wadd, purveyor of fine adult movies, contact the barrister.

From: Dick Wadd <dick@wadd.us.ms>
To: baaachamber_abidjan02@xxxxxxxxxx.fr
Date: Oct 29, 2006 5:11 PM
Subject: You have some movie star for me?

Barrister Goldman

I recently had a visit from a friend and associate of mine, Pete Moss. He is aware that I am always looking for new acting talent as I am the number one producer of black adult movies in America. I have seen the pics of some of the models you know and they do look quite good. I would really like to see more pics of these models.

Would these models be interested in starring in my adult films? Mr. Moss tells me that two of them already have some adult movie experience so I presume that they are already quite aware what qualities I am looking for in a male actor.

I will wait for your reply. Regards,

Dick Wadd

Wadd Bros Productions
Purveyors of Fine Erotica
http://www.wadd.us.ms

CAUTION: Before you decide to visit the Wadd Bros. website for yourself, be forewarned that it is filled with images of the type that you would expect an adult movie producer to have. There's nothing pornographic here, just enough to give the scammers some idea of the kind of movies Dick Wadd produces. Also, be aware that this site was made up with the sole intent of viewing by the scammers, not for general public viewing.

Later in the day, our lad visits the Wadd Bros website. Now he definitely know what kind of movies he's being asked to consider acting in.

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Oct 29, 2006 11:26 PM
Subject: Re: Models desire.

Dear Sir,

I am going to bring the photos of the models into my boss's office tomorrow just to make sure that they are all right with him. I'll need his approval of any models we choose. I'm going to recommend all four of them to him but the final decision is his.

Mr. Wadd at Wadd Productions tells me that he is definitely interested in your models as well. If they can impress him as much as they've impressed me, they will have the opportunity to make a very large amount of money during their stay in New York.

I'll let you know when we make some progress at our office.

Sincerely,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

After one more quick glance at Dick Wadd's website, he sends this next e-mail to both my characters.

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: Dick Wadd
Cc: pete@glafarts.tk
Date: Oct 30, 2006 6:19 AM
Subject: Information to note.

Attn/ Dick Wadd & Pete Moss.

Sirs,

I read your both mails.

There is a misunderstanding here.

What kind of movie are we talking about here? sexy movies? if so the Models will not accept your offer.

For your information, the Models in those photos are into beauty context. Miss DJEDJE BIENVENU NADEGE : photo no: ( 34 / 37 / 42 ) won a beauty context for Miss Cote d'Ivoire in 2004. The two males are already into film industry acting home video movies (national films) Sorry for the misunderstanding, I went through Mr Wadd's web site and saw exactly the kind of actors/actresses he is looking for but those Models are not.

The models are only ready for your advertisement of magazines, radio, television, billboard, or posters.

Hope i have made myself clear enough.

Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

That's really too bad but I'll try again later.

From: Dick Wadd
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Oct 30, 2006 6:48 AM
Subject: Re: Information to note.

Barrister G.

Okay. I thought Mr. Moss told you that I am in the adult film industry. I understand if the ladies don't want to do this but we require men as well. Most men would love to do this job. It means getting paid for being with some of the sexiest women in the world.

If any of the models change their mind let me know okay? Regards.

Wadd Bros Productions
Purveyors of Fine Erotica
http://www.wadd.us.ms

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Oct 30, 2006 8:52 AM
Subject: Re: Information to note.

Dear Sir,

Please accept my apologies for the misunderstanding. I will inform Mr. Wadd of your models' position on this matter.

I have just shown the photos you sent to my boss, Mr. Hafta. While he is very impressed with the women, he is less so with the men. The problem is mainly the body hair on the men. It is required that all of our models be devoid of all body hair. This is standard throughout this industry. Facial hair (mustache, beard, etc.) is fine but we cannot have our male models covered with any body hair.

I would like to have all four of your models come to New York as a group but I cannot get the approval for that from Mr. Hafta at this time.

If Mr. Ebirim and Mr. Anayo would be willing to resubmit their photos after this has been taken care of, I can almost guarantee you that Mr. Hafta will authorize the funding to bring all of you to New York.

Please let me know if this will be acceptable to Mr. Ebirim and Mr. Anayo.

Also, Mr. Hafta would appreciate a few more photos of Miss Djedje and Miss Badiel.

Once again. I apologize for the misunderstanding.

Sincerely,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

[ Nov. 1, 2006 ]

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 1, 2006 4:08 AM
Subject: Re: Information to note.

Dear Sir,

In anticipation of the approval of the forthcoming photos and the subsequent approval of all four models, I will need to have some idea what expenses the models will incur in traveling to New York as well as the costs for the necessary documentation. Please include any amount for your own professional fees. This way I can form a budget to submit to our accounting department.

I will also require your firm's bank account number to transfer these funds to.

Hope to hear back from you soon.

Sincerely,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: Pete Moss
Date: Nov 1, 2006 7:53 PM
Subject: Your Demand.

Mr Pete Moss,

This is to confirm your mail received. Thanks for your approval and demands. I presume the 4 Models are qualified for this journey. The little delays in responding to your mails is due to I had to get the Models informed first with any development on their travel arrangements.

However I like to inform you that I will only help the Models to get passport for their travel. We need to obtain only 3 passports because one of them has a passport already. When all their passports are ready, your company will then provide them an invitation letter to present to your Embassy here for their visas. The passports will be sent to you also to enable you buy them flight ticket from your end so that they will collect it with the airline branch company here.

I do not have to charge you for their travel cost because it's not my duty.

The cost of the passport is $500. each. For my finders payment is already informed by you $1500. for each Model you selected. therefore the amount expected of you to send for my finders fees and the passports is the total of $7,500. I therefore reffer you back to my email of 20th October 2006 where you will find my company's account to remitt the transfer.

If there is any other thing you need in this process p/s do let me know.

Thanks to keep your word.

Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 2, 2006 6:11 PM
Subject: Re: Your Demand.

Dear Sir,

I have received your detailed invoice. When can I expect to receive the revised photos?

Regards,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 3, 2006 3:54 PM
Subject: The photos

Sir,

Your request for the $7500 has been approved pending the approval of the requested photos. We were hoping to get the funding to you before the bank closed today (in two hours). We are only waiting for the revised photos.

If you do submit the photos within the next hour and they are approved, we can still make the bank transfer this afternoon.

Please advise us on the situation.

Regards,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: Pete Moss
Date: Nov 3, 2006 7:17 PM
Subject: RE : The photos

Dear Mr Pete Moss,

Please bear with me for this delay in responding your mails. Honestly, I have been very busy this days with office activities. Nevertheless, I wish to know the exact revised photos you need from the Models and what form it should be.

I shall invite them tomorrow and you will be able to have it during the weekend. Please explain exactly what you want.

Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

Oh geez, not again.

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 3, 2006 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: RE : The photos

Dear Sir,

Last Monday, I had shown the photos you sent to my boss, Mr. Hafta. While he is somewhat impressed with the women, he is not so much with the men. The problem is the excessive body hair on the men. It is our policy that all of our models be devoid of body hair. This is standard throughout this industry. Facial hair is not a problem but we cannot have our male models bearing any body hair. This means any visible hair anywhere except their heads and faces.

I would like to have all four of your models come to New York as a group but I cannot get the approval for that from Mr. Hafta at this time unless I can show him photos of Mr. Ebirim and Mr. Anayo sans body hair.

If Mr. Ebirim and Mr. Anayo would be willing to resubmit their photos after this has been taken care of, I can almost guarantee you that Mr. Hafta will authorize the funding to bring all of you to New York. We wanted to be able to have this completed today.

Also, Mr. Hafta would appreciate a few more photos of Miss Djedje and Miss Badiel.

Sincerely,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: pete@glafarts.tk
Date: Nov 3, 2006 9:32 PM
Subject: Suggestion.

Dear Mr Pete Moss,

I will inform the Models about your final comment and see what could be done in the case of Mr Ebirim and Anayo. I am wondering why their body hairs will disqualify them in the group. I presumed that you have decided to resolve this matter as I did not noticed it as a problem, I'm sure you could take care of that upon their arrival in New York, won't you?

Since it is an ordinary body hair, it can be removed with shaving powder or through any other means you may consider best at your end. in Africa here will be little difficult for them to make this snapy as you want to get the approval done immediately.

I want you to reason with me that if their hairs after shaving grows up again before their arrival in New York will also oblige them for another shave. so I suggest that this matter is wisely to be treated over there in New York. please don't see this as a problem since they are coming for advert only.

Let me know if you can resolve this matter, then it will be possible for the Models to snaps another photos immediately as i meet with them tomorrow so that I can send it to you without further delays.

But whereby you can not accept my suggection to resolve this matter over there, then you have to give them some time to get this done by next week. I must reassure you that the 4 Models as one group are preparing seriously for this journey.

Best Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 4, 2006 5:43 AM
Subject: Re: Suggestion.

Dear Sir,

I understand that the shaving is easily done in New York. The problem is that Mr. Hafta wishes to see the models as they would normally appear, in other words, clean shaven. He currently sees the males as "not ready for prime time" and he wishes to see them as they would appear on location. Is this really a problem? I don't understand.

If this requires time then so be it, but I don't understand why something like this should be so much trouble.

As I mentioned, as soon as Mr. Hafta gives his approval to the models and the budget allocation, we will transfer the money to you and begin making accommodation arrangements.

I will need to have some idea when you believe all of these people should have their passports.

Thanks,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

Now, let see if our "models" reconsider posing for some better photographs.

From: Dick Wadd
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 4, 2006 10:34 AM
Subject: Miss Djedje Bienvenu Nadege

Barrister Goldman

I have been giving your clients much thought and I have decided to make another offer which I would appreciate you passing on to your clients.

To briefly summarize our problem, we have trouble getting good quality actors to be in our good quality productions. We do have plenty of applicants for our movies but we reject most of them. This is due to the fact that most of the actors that apply are not qualified due to a serious drug habit or that their bodies are covered with tattoos. This is a problem that all makers of adult movies have. Most of them do not care about the quality of their actors. We try to make better quality movies than everyone else. Our clients expect it and demand it.

This is why I am so interested in your clients. I can see that the issues of drugs and tattoos do not plague them.

I am prepared to offer each of your clients $3,000 per day of filming with a guarantee of earnings of at least $30,000 within the first 90 days. This is an offer that we usually only extend to the biggest and most well known stars of our industry.

In addition, as Miss Djedje Bienvenu Nadege was crowned Miss Cote d'Ivoire for 2004, I am prepared to offer her an additional $15,000 if she would be willing to sign a 12 month exclusive contract with Wadd Bros. Productions and permit us to use the fact that she is Miss Cote d'Ivoire 2004 in all of our promotional material.

As a show of good faith, if we can come to some sort of agreement and all of some of them meet with my approval, I am also prepared to advance each of your clients $5,000 if they are prepared to sign contracts with Wadd Bros. Productions prior their arrival in New York.

If you would be so kind, please ask your clients to reconsider their position with our production company.

I thank you in advance for your cooperation, Barrister Goldman. Regards,

Dick Wadd

Wadd Bros Productions
Purveyors of Fine Erotica
http://www.wadd.us.ms

Hopefully this will get me the results I'm looking for.

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: Pete Moss
Date: Nov 5, 2006 3:07 AM
Subject: It will be done asap.

Dear Mr Pete Moss,

Consider your request done, sorry i did not get back to you yesterday. I have finally discussed with the Models and the revised photos will be ready tomorrow being Monday. Do not see this as if the males are not ready for prime time.

The passports will be ready in 3 working days, I have a friend working in passport department and through his assistance, I am sure of this.

I received another offer from Mr Wadd, it's beyong my decision but I will simply talk with the Models if they accept, I will let him know.

Best Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

[ Nov. 6, 2006 ]

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 6, 2006 1:02 PM
Subject: Release forms

Dear Sir,

I hope you and your family are well today.

I anticipate that the approval process will go smoothly after I have submitted the revised photos to Mr. Hafta and I have instructed our legal department to draw up the appropriate model release forms for your clients to sign.

As you will surely notice, both Miss Djedje and Miss Badiel will receive $2000/day of photography while Mr. Ebirim and Mr. Anayo will receive $1750/day in compensation for the same work.

This discrepancy is due to the fact that both female models are exceptionally beautiful while the males are simply men. As a red-blooded man who surely has an appreciation for beautiful women yourself, I'm sure you understand our situation regarding this matter.

I have attached the individual contracts to this email in .pdf form. Please be so kind as to print them out and have your clients read, fill in the blanks as appropriate, and sign them. Then please scan the completed release forms and email them back to me.

Also, I would appreciate it if you could submit some sort of identification of your clients. This is only for the purposes of proof of age. Nothing more.

Once again, I sincerely appreciate the fine work you have done on behalf of your clients and I shall make certain that you are compensated for your good work as per our agreement as soon as is practical after the approval process is completed.

Sincerely yours,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

Attached files:

bienvenu_nadege_djedje.pdf
frank_uche_ebirim.pdf
kingsley_anayo.pdf
monique_badiel.pdf

The photos arrive as promised and the gents are clean shaven as per Pete's instructions. Well done, but what's with the silly looking backdrop? Where do they get these things? At least the mousetrap is absent from these photos.

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: pete@glafarts.tk
Date: Nov 6, 2006 7:28 PM
Subject: Photos

Dear Mr Pete Moss,

Thanks for your mails and attached forms. Let me start by sending you the revised photos. After which I will give response regards your mails.

Best Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

         

From: Pete Moss
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 6, 2006 7:53 PM
Subject: Re: Photos

Dear Sir,

I have received the photos and everything appears to be perfect and exactly as I had requested.

I will take them in to Mr. Hafta for his tentative approval tomorrow or Wednesday and, if the approval is received, we can go ahead with our plans to get your clients' documentation in order for their visit to New York.

You had mentioned previously that you were having discussions with Mr. Wadd and I was wondering if those discussions were going anywhere. The reason I ask is that I want to know if any of your clients will be doing any work for Wadd Brothers while they were here. I just wish to avoid any scheduling conflicts.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: pete@glafarts.tk
Date: Nov 6, 2006 8:00 PM
Subject: Response to your last mail.

Dear Mr Pete Moss,

First, thanks for your good wishes regards my family.

I have noted all detailed and instructions in your last mail. I therefore wish to confirm receipt of the Agreement Forms (4) which the Models has to sign for your contract accord, the forms has been already printed out and I shall meet with the Models tomorrow to submitt the forms to them to read and sign as you advised.

I shall as well advice them to provide their indentities to be sent to you. If there are more instructions or informations, do inform us.

Have a good night.

Best Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

Now he finally decides to respond to Dick Wadd's proposal and his answer is very surprising.

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: Dick Wadd
Date: Nov 6, 2006 8:25 PM
Subject: RE : Miss Djedje Bienvenu Nadege

Attn/ Dick Wadd.

Sir,

If you did not hear from me since you wrote me last is because I understood your most interest to have the Models participate in your adult movie. However, it is beyond my decision to accept the offers you made to the Models in your last mail.

As a matter of fact, we had a meeting yesterday and I repeatedly asked them to look into your request or offers but non of them is either willing to participate in your adult movie. As they are public figures, I understood many reasons they gave for their refusal.

In my own opinion, I will advice you to allow them to come over to New York first, then seeing them face to face might help you to convince them. But bear in mind that you wouldn't imploy any of the Models to work for you without the concept of Mr Pete Moss who brought them to New York. Hope you know the expenses to bring this Models over there.

Thank you and have a good night.

Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

It seems he actually indends to travel to New York and become a model. While it's good to know that he's prepared to give up scamming for an honest job, I'm afraid that the phony Pete Moss can't help him.

I had just been wondering when he was going to bring his Marie Jeanne Keita character back into the game when, lo and behold, this arrives in my inbox.

From: marie jeanne keita
To: pete@glafarts.tk
Date: Nov 7, 2006 11:43 AM
Subject: My warm greetings to you and your family.

Dearest in Christ Pete Moss,

How are you and your family, i believe God Almighty is in control Amen.

I just want to extend my warm greetings to you and family and also to remind you of your promise over our situation here.

I hope there is progress on your project with Barrister Goldman Armstrong,he promised me last time we met that he is going to give the best services.

My son says hi to you.

Have a nice week.

God bless you
Mrs keita

From: Pete Moss
To: marie jeanne keita
Date: Nov 7, 2006 6:29 PM
Subject: Re: My warm greetings to you and your family.

Hello dearest in Christ Mrs. Keita,

Great to hear from you again. Just want to let you know that I haven't forgotten about you. Glad to know that you haven't croaked yet.

How is your son, by the way? I hope he's well. Please pass on my greetings to him.

Now, If I recall correctly, you wanted me to look after your son. Is this correct? If so, please tell me how I can be of assistance. What's the plan? Are you going to ship him here to me or would it be best if I went to your place to pick him up?

Also, I just wanted to let you know that Barrister Goldman has been doing excellent work concerning getting willing participants for my underwear ads. Not as many models as I had hoped for but the ones he has found for me are exceptional, particularly the ladies, if you don't mind me saying so. I have a strong feeling that they will be excellent to work with.

Be well, Mrs. Keita. Hope to hear back from you soon.

Sincerely,

--
Pete Moss


Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

It seems that he's not going to give me what I want, at least not while he still believes he's all but on his way to New York. It appears that Pete Moss has done his job too well. Better snap this scammer out of his fantasy.

From: Dick Wadd
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 8, 2006 11:11 AM
Subject: Something awful happened

Barrister Goldman

I have just received word that something terrible happened to our mutual friend Pete Moss. I wish to confirm this new information before going into detail but I will get back to you shortly. Regards

Dick

Wadd Bros Productions
Purveyors of Fine Erotica
http://www.wadd.us.ms

Now we'll see just how stupid he really is.

From: Dick Wadd
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 8, 2006 12:40 PM
Subject: Something awful happened

Barrister Goldman

I regret to inform you that Mr. Pete Moss is dead. He was apparently murdered last night by some British hitmen acting on behalf of a London politician.

This is truly sad news. I just read some of the details in this mornings paper. I found out that his wife and kids have already been informed of this tragedy.

Pete and I have been good friends since high school. He was an investor in my firm Wadd Bros. Productions but he was not a member of our board. He had a wife and six children.

It goes without saying that he will be sorely missed by all of his family and friends including myself.

I have sent you one of the newspaper articles from this mornings paper. It is in this email. I'll get back to you with further details as I receive them. I just wanted to let you know. Regards.

Wadd Bros Productions
Purveyors of Fine Erotica
http://www.wadd.us.ms

Will he believe this really silly newspaper account of what might have happened to Pete Moss? We shall see.

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: Dick Wadd
Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2006 19:48:19 +0100 (CET)
Subject: RE : Something awful happened

Dear Mr Wadd,

I read your mail yesterday and was very anxious to know the full details of the news concerning Mr Pete Moss, but unfortunately there has been power failure since morning due to an administrative break down in the power authority Office, this is the reason for my late response anyway. However, I just read your mail and it's content is unbelievable news. I don't know why this will happen to him at this particular moment.

If what i read from the newspaper is real, May his soul rest in peace. But forgive me that I still have some doubt about his suden death.

It is so painful to me working for him all this while without a successful completion of our contract engagements.

I don't even know what to tell the Models who has been preapring their journey to New York. Would they think that i'm deceiving them all this while? I don't really know how to stand to accomplish this engagement without Mr Pete Moss, please your advice is needed here.

Mr Pete Moss wrote me last with attached contract FORMS for the Models to fill and return back to enable him put a schedule for their travel.

These Forms has been returned to my desk by the Models after their signing accord. Please advice me over this matter on what we should do to keep the ball rolling, for the fact that it is an advert he is committed to accomplish.

I am copying this mail to GLAFT ARTS president/CEO Mr Dewey Hafta, being the only person who can approve the coming of the Models.

I will look forward to hear from the president of Glaf Arts.

Regards,
Cordially yours in service.
Barrister Goldman Armstrong (Esq).

From: Dick Wadd
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 12, 2006 9:35 AM
Subject: Re: RE : Something awful happened

Barrister

I'm afraid I can't advise you on this matter. I will try to get as many details of this tragedy and pass them along to you. I will also try to get in touch with Pete's employers to remind them that you are still waiting for an answer. Regards.

Dick Wadd
Wadd Bros Productions
Purveyors of Fine Erotica
http://www.wadd.us.ms

The barrister decides that he's tired of waiting around and takes it upon himself to contact another partner of Glaf Arts through his e-mail address which he thoughtfully retrieved from the firm's website.

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: mike@glafarts.tk
Date: Nov 12, 2006 1:11 PM
Subject: Letter of condolence (Snr partner Claf Arts)

Attn/ Mr Mike Rotch,
Senior Partner(Claf Arts)

Sir,

Permitt me to introduce myself briefly. I am Barrister Goldman Amrstrong residing in Abidjan Cote d'Ivoire. I have been dealing with late Mr Pete Moss over Claf Arts research in Africa for Models who are willing to participate in your under wear advert in NEW YORK. I am the finder of these Models and they are 4 in numbers ( 2 Males & 2 Females) we have gone a long way in this contract, photos of the models has been submitted to Claf Arts and have been approved by the president/CEO Mr Dewey Hafta which contact forms from GLAF ARTS has been forward to us by Pete Moss to sign and return before his suden death on the 7th of Novermber.

We were in the process of sending back the contract FORMS to him when I received an information recently about the death of Mr Pete Moss, it was indeed a shock news to us and since then the Models and I are mourning for him (May his gentle soul rest in peace Amen). please accept our condolence.

I learnt that you are one of the senior partners in Claf Arts and I decided to get in contact with you so that your company will update us the next plans after sorting out the tragedy. Please be kind to get back to me.

Regards,
Barrister Goldman Armstrong.
Tel: 00225 0805 1220.

From: Mike Rotch <mike@glafarts.tk>
To: baaachamber_abidjan02@xxxxxxxxxx.fr
Date: Nov 13, 2006 8:44 AM
Subject: Mr. Pete Moss

Dear Barrister,

My name is Mike Rotch and I am a senior partner of Glaf Arts in New York.

I deeply regret to inform you of the sudden passing of Mr. Pete Moss whom I believe had been working with you in connection with an advertising project.

As a result of his demise, I have taken over some of his work, including the contract he was working on with VDB Garments.

As I'm not certain where Mr. Moss had left off with you, would you be so kind as to fill me in on the details.

Thank you.

Best regards,

Mike Rotch
Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

Our lad proceeds to forward much of the corrospondence between himself and Pete Moss (not re-posted here) before finally sending the material that Pete had requested.

From: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
To: mike@glafarts.tk
Date: Nov 13, 2006 10:10 PM
Subject: ID & Form

Mr Mike Rotch,

Sir,

Let me use this opportunity to return the FORMS to you. it has been filled and signed by the Models respectively and attached with their Identity cards.

Please inform us the next step.

Regards,
Barrister Goldman Armstrong.

           

           

A few comments about the proofs of identification. They were obviously all photocopied first, then scanned. This makes for very poor quality reproductions (might be intentional).

Technically, Mr. Anayo's Nigerian passport does appear to have some real information. For those of you who know how to interpret the check digits within the machine-readable-zone of the passport (the strip at the bottom), you will find that the numbers are all correct. This doesn't mean that the passport is real, just that there was some real information used.

Can't say anything good about the other forms of identification. Mr. Ebirim's ID is just typical scammer forgery crap. The national passports of Miss Badiel and Miss Djedje were obviously made from the same template. They even bear the same fingerprint, as a side-by-side comparison shows.

   

One more very interesting item to note. According to the information on Miss Badiel's ID, she was born on July 2nd, 1982. Her mother was born on January 13th, 1969. This would mean that Monique Badiel was concieved when her mother was only 12 years old. Her father would have been 26 at that time.

From: Mike Rotch
To: Barrister Goldman Armstrong
Date: Nov 14, 2006 9:56 AM
Subject: Re: ID & Forms

Dear Barrister,

Just a short note to inform you that I have received all of the documents.

I will get back to you shortly.

Thank you.

Best wishes,

Mike Rotch
Glaf Arts Strategic Marketing
New York, New York

I think I will let him stew for a week.