MICHIGAN STATE POLICE WARNING

gotham_child · 22 Oct 2006, 14:32

State police warning for online: Please read this "very
carefully"..then send it out to all the people online that you know.
Something like this is nothing to be taken casually; this is something
you DO want to pay attention to.

If a person with the screen-name of Rockhard abs or goes by his name
Jason Stallings contacts you, do not reply. DO NOT talk to this person;
do not answer any of his instant messages or e-mail. Whoever this person
may be, he is a suspect for murder in the death of 3 women (so far)
contacted through the Internet. He is a suspect in a shooting and is
known for raping and beating young women. He is located in the
MID-MICHIGAN area. Please send this to all the women on your buddy list on any site
and ask them to pass this on, as well. This screen-name was seen on
Yahoo and AOL so far. This is not a joke! Please send this to men
too...just in case! Send to everyone you know! Ladies, this is serious.

IF WE CAN PASS ON JOKES, SURELY WE CAN PASS ON A WARNING THAT MAY SAVE
A FRIENDS LIFE .

Thank You

Dorothy J. Jackson
Compliance & Enforcement
Remediation and Redevelopment Division
Michigan Dept. of Environmental Quality
Phone: 517 335-6842 Fax 517 373-2637

daveake · 22 Oct 2006, 14:40

It's a hoax. A quick google on that name and screen-name will tell you that. For example:

http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/stallings.asp

Dave

gotham_child · 22 Oct 2006, 14:50

i didnt no that never mind- my mate sent me it.... i'll kill her...

daveake · 22 Oct 2006, 14:55

Quote:

Originally Posted by bonnie_tyler2005

i didnt no that never mind- my mate sent me it.... i'll kill her...

"Internet users in Suffolk are warned to watch out for a Meat Loaf fan that kills people who send her hoax emails..."

Dave

mszee · 22 Oct 2006, 18:14

There is a lot of it goes around.

The real one so far is the one where they tell you you have won a prize in some foreign lottery and you have to send them a check for a certain amount to clear the costs of the prize.

I have received e-mail like that and promptly deleted it.

BUT...

The other day I have received actual slow mail letter from England (I am in the States whoever doesn't know) with actual check inside telling me to send some amount of money to a certain address to clear the costs of sending me this check for over $3000.-...

Should I have sent them money and deposited that check, I think you all know what would have happened with it...yep, it would have bounced like a rubber ball...

So...predators are NOT just on the Net...they are in our slow mail too...

**The Flying Mouse** · 22 Oct 2006, 23:20

I was once asked to bank the illicit money stash of a widow of an African general who was murderd in a millitary coup so she could come to England and retrieve it.

Think my end on the deal was something like £2 million

**The Flying Mouse** · 22 Oct 2006, 23:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by THE FLYING MOUSE

I was once asked to bank the illicit money stash of a widow of an African general who was murderd in a millitary coup so she could come to England and retrieve it.

Think my end on the deal was something like £2 million

On second thoughts, what if it wasn't a hoax?

What if, there is in Africa somewhere, a generals widow is sitting at her PC screaming "will you hurry up and get back to me you git.For fecks sake, I KNEW I was gonna come a cropper intrusting my future to someone who calls himself The Flying Mouse

"

mszee · 22 Oct 2006, 23:26

Ummm...I had that one too...how do we split 2 million? And do we have to split it???

tukayaway · 23 Oct 2006, 00:05

I work in a bank and get 3-4 of these a week. All I do is pass them on to our fraud team. At first they were really convincing, giving true bank details and the names of government officials.

PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do not respond to emails supposedly from your bank asking for details to update your records. I'm still amazed at how many fall for this.

Hypnobabe · 23 Oct 2006, 01:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by mszee

Ummm...I had that one too...how do we split 2 million? And do we have to split it???

Don't be silly Zina, you're married....

What's his is yours, what's yours is your own.....

mszee · 23 Oct 2006, 01:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hypnobabe

Don't be silly Zina, you're married....

What's his is yours, what's yours is your own.....

I have friends as wise as yours are...hahahahahahahaha...

Mick Loaf · 23 Oct 2006, 01:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by daveake

"Internet users in Suffolk are warned to watch out for a Meat Loaf fan that kills people who send her hoax emails..."

Dave

LMAO

22 Oct 2006, 14:32	#1
gotham_child Super Loafer Join Date: 21.07.2006 Location: Midlands UK Posts: 233	MICHIGAN STATE POLICE WARNING State police warning for online: Please read this "very carefully"..then send it out to all the people online that you know. Something like this is nothing to be taken casually; this is something you DO want to pay attention to. If a person with the screen-name of Rockhard abs or goes by his name Jason Stallings contacts you, do not reply. DO NOT talk to this person; do not answer any of his instant messages or e-mail. Whoever this person may be, he is a suspect for murder in the death of 3 women (so far) contacted through the Internet. He is a suspect in a shooting and is known for raping and beating young women. He is located in the MID-MICHIGAN area. Please send this to all the women on your buddy list on any site and ask them to pass this on, as well. This screen-name was seen on Yahoo and AOL so far. This is not a joke! Please send this to men too...just in case! Send to everyone you know! Ladies, this is serious. IF WE CAN PASS ON JOKES, SURELY WE CAN PASS ON A WARNING THAT MAY SAVE A FRIENDS LIFE . Thank You Dorothy J. Jackson Compliance & Enforcement Remediation and Redevelopment Division Michigan Dept. of Environmental Quality Phone: 517 335-6842 Fax 517 373-2637

22 Oct 2006, 14:40	#2
daveake 200% is the new 110% Join Date: 13.03.2005 Location: Newbury Posts: 2,983	It's a hoax. A quick google on that name and screen-name will tell you that. For example: http://www.snopes.com/crime/warnings/stallings.asp Dave

22 Oct 2006, 14:50	#3
gotham_child Super Loafer Join Date: 21.07.2006 Location: Midlands UK Posts: 233	i didnt no that never mind- my mate sent me it.... i'll kill her...

22 Oct 2006, 18:14	#5
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 29.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	There is a lot of it goes around. The real one so far is the one where they tell you you have won a prize in some foreign lottery and you have to send them a check for a certain amount to clear the costs of the prize. I have received e-mail like that and promptly deleted it. BUT... The other day I have received actual slow mail letter from England (I am in the States whoever doesn't know) with actual check inside telling me to send some amount of money to a certain address to clear the costs of sending me this check for over $3000.-... Should I have sent them money and deposited that check, I think you all know what would have happened with it...yep, it would have bounced like a rubber ball... So...predators are NOT just on the Net...they are in our slow mail too...

22 Oct 2006, 23:20	#6
The Flying Mouse Armed ba$tard and Jo's other half. Join Date: 06.08.2002 Location: In the middle of nowhere near the end of the line. Posts: 16,104	I was once asked to bank the illicit money stash of a widow of an African general who was murderd in a millitary coup so she could come to England and retrieve it. Think my end on the deal was something like £2 million

22 Oct 2006, 23:26	#8
mszee Mega Loafer Join Date: 29.03.2006 Location: And you think you're down under??? Posts: 26,252	Ummm...I had that one too...how do we split 2 million? And do we have to split it???

23 Oct 2006, 00:05	#9
tukayaway Super Loafer Join Date: 12.05.2002 Location: Luton, England Posts: 485	I work in a bank and get 3-4 of these a week. All I do is pass them on to our fraud team. At first they were really convincing, giving true bank details and the names of government officials. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do not respond to emails supposedly from your bank asking for details to update your records. I'm still amazed at how many fall for this.