Barrister Ben: Back on the Hook

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Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2015 1:57 pm

The barrister tells Roger to go ahead with the transfer at Bank of America:

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Mr Bartlet Oh really that is really a good new sir, i really appreciate your effort on this, let me know as soon as you done with the transaction at the bank...

Do not be confused sir, i was just thinking not to let you go through lot of stress and i don't want things to be delay that's all.. Go ahead and send it anywhere you think it will be convenient and easy for you.

Well about the politics here in my country, like i told you we have two strong parties whom are the back born of the politics here there name is ALL PROGRESSIVE CONGRESS, (APC) AND PEOPLE DEMOCRATIC PARTY, (PDP).. PEOPLE DEMOCRATIC PARTY,(PDP) as been ruling the country, i mean as been the head of the states for 20years now the ALL PROGRESSIVE CONGRESS,(APC) just win them in this past election and they have bring change to the country... The biggest politicians names are MR ASHIWAJU BOLA AHMAD the Founder & C.E.O of APC and GEN. OLUSEGUN OBASANJO the Founder of PDP.. You want us to pay them off but why? (This lad must be pretty thick not to recognize a golden opportunity to ask Roger for more money)

Lol that sound funny, its every where sir. it never hurts to bribes around since you know what you doing will be useful to you.

He definitely sounds eager to get his hands on the money.

Roger tells the lad that he has sent the money through Bank of America, not with Hilts:

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I have sent the money for the land and paying the NPPC to your account from my Bank of America account. The banker who helped me was ever so nice. His name is Mr Oluwale and he is from Nigeria like you, isn't that an interesting coincidence? (No coincidence at all, of course) He said he was very glad that I was reverting money in his home country, and that he hopes our oil business goes very well. Isn't that nice of him? Anyway, he said that the transfer should take about 3-5 business days to genuflect in the account. So please check up on it next week and let me know when you receive the money. I am very exited to move forward with our business!

Funny thing though, I just had lunch with my pastor before going to the bank to send the money, and he warned me to be careful in dealing with people who are not members of our Church. He said I can't be too trusting of outsiders in these wicked times we live in. But I know that with honest men like you and Mr Oluwale helping me, there will be no problems.

I know my pastor is just looking up for me because I was scammed before by the wicked fraud star Ajayi and that criminal Clark at Money Gram, and I appreciate that. But there is no danger with this deal and it is completely risky free, so he is just being overtly caustic, and I told him that. I know the Old Gods are watching over me and our business deal. What could possibly go wrong?

What, indeed? Of course, I am planting the seeds to push this lad into a Church bait once the oil deal goes bad.

Meanwhile, Hilts wonders why Roger never showed up when the lad said he would:

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Dude, what is going on with our deal? You said that moron Roger would come in to my bank on Monday or Tuesday to give me the $180,000.00 in cash. It's fucking Friday afternoon now and he still hasn't showed up.

What gives a fuck, dude? What's causing the goddam delay? How have you not gotten that idiot to pay yet? Get your fucking act together, seriously.

I'm curious to see what the lad tells Hilts. Will he admit that he cut him out of the deal, or will he stall Hilts and tell him that Roger hasn't paid yet? Either way, the lad is going to catch hell when Roger's payment goes awry and Hilts finds out. Twisted Evil

Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2015 11:41 am

The barrister lies to Hilts, saying that he needs more time to get Roger to pay:

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Dude please give me some time i'm try to win is mind totally cos is asking some few questions about the deal project so i need to be patient with him and explain every details for him so he can be rest assure nothing is wrong with is oil deal and he will be able to come to you... Beside he said is wanting for is beaker to forward the my to his Chase bank account.. So kindly give me and Roger more time to salt things out.

Back to our deal Hilt, you're saying you going to open a dummy account for me in any bank of my choice the west africa fine here is my question for you.

1. hope you are aware i'm in Nigeria dude?
2. How is it possible for me to have access to the dummy account you opened when i'm not the one who opened that, or are you trying to play smart on me so you can send the cops to the bank to get hold of me, is that you plans. (Actually, that's exactly what my plan is. Looks like this lad will take some persuading.) It will never work okay.

3. How will you open the account in my name?
4. Which bank in west africa you going to open the dummy accout, cos i'm in Nigeria... Beside i don't work this way okay.

Let the money come to my account that is how i want it now, you don't worry about it.. I will clean up ever shit... You need to accept my offer too cos i accept yours.

Hilts will continue to persuade him to go along with his plan tomorrow.

The lad is pleased that Roger made the transfer:

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Mr Bartlet Good to know you have the transfer done, once i have the money i will be able to go pay for the land fees and the NOS fees and every receipt will be attached for your review..

Wow that is so incredible, can't believe that, did banker who helped you is from Nigeria that is an really interesting coincidence truly. I told you sir we have a lot of nice and kind people here in Nigeria just that the bad once as spoiled the good onces.. (I think he will be saying something quite different in a week or so) Alright is nice to hear the money will genuflect in my account within 3 to 5 working days, i will let you know once the money got to my account immediately and my regards to Mr Oluwole.

Sir you should get back to me with the transfer slip and verification code because that is what i will take to the bank, without having the transfer slip or verification code i won't be able to get the money out from the bank sir... So i want you to send me the transfer slip or verification code in your next mail and if you don't have it yet kindly go back to Mr Oluwale to get that for me.

Yea that is right you told me that you going to have lunch with your pastors before going to the bank, that sound funny though your pastors are rigth they are trying to protect you from been scammed like before, well i'm a very honest person and a very popular Barrister in my states so i would never hurt and cheat you or do such thing to you because my name and families names will be at risky, my licensed will be seize from me by the Federal Government and i will be put in in jail for the rest of my life.. (The lad doth protest too much, methinks) So i don't want that kind of life for myself and i don't want to destroy my repetation in my country and in the world.

Yea they are really kind pastors for look up for you, well i am thinking i should join your church if that would be right sir (the lad read my mind, that's exactly what I want him to do) or what do you think about that. Maybe then your pastors mind could be at rest and after i am done with your project i would like to come to your city for a vacation so i can meet you and your families.. LOL Sir we are more then a friend and a business partner, we are now one family cause i do tell my wife and children about you and how nice and kind you are to us..

Once again let your mind be at rest everything will be fine, you can be rest assure on this i have everything under my control and care.. (He has no idea how mistaken he is about this) Sir please i need you contact i need to speak with you through the phone.. I mean i need your personal phone number.

Roger will be some time getting the payment slip. I'm hoping to draw this out for a week or more before the lad realizes he's been chopped.

Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2015 11:18 am

The barrister starts panicking because the account he gave Roger cannot accept the full $180,000 all at once:

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How was your night? I would like to inform you to go to the bank this morning and stop the transfer asap, why is that, the money cannot get in at once, you will have to split the money and tell the account officer Mr Oluwale, to transfer $30,000.00 everyday, till it complete $180,000.00, I think that will take up to three days. (Math does not appear to be this lad's strong suit. What he is describing would take 6 days)

Hope all these are cleared to you, please read this carefully and do as i said for our own convenient.

get back to me as soon as possible.

Roger will not understand the problem for a few more days.

Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2015 3:24 am

Hilts responds to the barrister:

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Ok dude, I'll give you some more time, but next time don't tell me he's about to pay and then not tell me when the plan changes. You gotta keep me up dated about this shit otherwise things can go really goddam wrong. (and they certainly will)

You don't have to worry about the dummy account. My buddy is a professional and he will handle it. We can set up the dummy account in any name, at any bank, in any country. If you know the banking system like we do, that shit ain't difficult at all. You'll be able to access it with no problems, and you won't even have to fucking bribe anybody.

Anyway, let me know for real this time when that fool Roger is coming to make the transfer. I'll have my buddy set up the dummy account once you tell me where you want it and in which name.

Hilts is basically in a holding pattern until the other shoe drops and he finds out that the lad tried to cut him out of the deal.

Meanwhile, Roger is thrilled that the barrister wants to join his Church:

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You are interested in joining my Church? That is wonderful news! I am so glad you have seen the light of the Gospel of the Old Gods! My pastor will be very pleased to hear about this. We are always looking to find new members in Africa. I am so exited that you will soon be my Brother in the Church as well as my business partner! Truly this is a happy day!

But Ben, I am confused by the emails you sent me. I am not sure what you want me to do. Do you want me to get the payment slip from Mr Oluwale or call the transfer back? Shouldn't we have the transfer go through so we can continue with our business?

I will be asking Bort to reprise his role as the pastor soon.

Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2015 11:09 am

I've mentioned to him that the Greek Government is raiding any bank account with above a certain amount, It's 100,000 Euros, I rounded it down slightly to 30,000 Euros.

link to article Cyprus, but who cares?

Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2015 11:32 am

Ben tries to explain to Roger what the problem is, but doesn't really tell Roger any new information:

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How was your night? Yes call the transfer back, we learnt that, the money can not get in at once, so you will have to instruct Mr Oluwole to split the money into six, that will be $30,000.00, so he will be transferring $30,000.00 per day till it complete $180,000.00. That should take six days to send everything. (He fixed his math error from before)

Hope all these are cleared to you now, please read this carefully and do as i say, is for our own good.

get back to me as soon as possible.

Roger will still not understand the concept until the lad admits he screwed up.

Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2015 11:44 am

Roger asks for further clarification:

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No, I still don't understand. I don't think your explaining properly. What do you mean the money cannot get in at once? You said I should send you the $180,000.00 dollars, now you are saying the price is only $30,000.00 dollars and you want me to send it six days from now? What happened? Did the NPPC drop their fees, or did the land reduce in price?

I don't understand what you want me to do. Please clearify it for me, and then I will go back to the bank and have Mr Oluwale change the transfer. Actually, I think the money should have genuflected in your account by now. Maybe you should check up on it.

I expect to get a frustrated response.

Posted: Thu Jun 11, 2015 11:24 am

The barrister tries to explain again:

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Am not saying the money is $30,000.00, the money still remain $180,000.00, what am trying to tell you is that the $180,000.00 Mr.Oluwole sent cannot be receive at once from the bank, that is the new law from the new Nigerian President any account here can only receive $30,000.00 per day. (This lie will come back to bite him)

So tell Mr. Oluwole to call the money back, after the money is back to your account, you will now instruct Mr. Oluwole to split the money into six, so that will be $30.000.00 each, so he will be sending $30,000.00 per day, that will take him 6 days to send all the $180,000.00

Hope all these are cleared to you now, please read this carefully and do as i say, is for our own good.

get back to me as soon as possible.

Roger will respond with some confusion tomorrow.

Posted: Fri Jun 12, 2015 11:55 am

Roger explains how he had no trouble sending a large transfer to Usman:

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I am very confused. You say that's a new law in Nigeria about bank accounts? But I was able to send $500,000.00 dollars to Mr Usman for our gold deal to his account in Nigeria yesterday with no problems. Mr Hilts said the transfer would go through fine, and Mr Usman would have the money genuflect in his account in a week.

Now I am worried that maybe there will be a problem with my transfer to Mr Usman because of this new law. Should I go and tell Mr Hilts about it, and ask him what he thinks? Or is there someone we can bribe to allow a larger amount in the account?

The lad will not want Roger talking to Hilts right now.

Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 7:30 pm

As expected, the barrister tells Roger not to talk to Hilts:

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You don't need to tell Mr hilt, i believe as an account officer, he will know what to do, and though some account can receive huge amount at once, it depends on the bank, you know there is different type of banks, so you don't need to worry about that. Instruct Mr. Oluwole to split the money and start sending $30,000.00 everyday till it complete $180,000.00. He need to do that as soon as possible so we can start this project soonest, cos we don't have much time.

Roger is still confused about this:

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But I thought you said the new law there was that any account can only get $30,000.00 dollars a day. How can it apply only to some banks and not others? Are you sure you read the law right? And what happens if you try to make a transfer that is larger than $30,000.00 dollars? Would it reject the transfer, or would the government conflate the rest?

I just want to make sure I am not doing anything wrong with the Nigeria law in my deal with Mr Usman. (I'm sure the lad is enjoying the repeated references to Usman getting paid) He is just a gold dealer and not a bartender like you, so he might not beware of the new law. But I guess you are right, Mr Hilts is very smart, and I am sure he thought of everything. I still think it might be a good idea to ask him (I'm deliberately stressing that Roger trusts Hilts completely) just to make sure though.

The bank is closed today, but I will go back on Monday and ask Mr Oluwale about the law. I am surprised that he did not know about it, being Nigerian and all.

The lad must really be regretting his feeble lie. It would have been better for him to just admit that the account he is using has a $30,000 limit. Now he is risking a chance of Roger twigging once somebody tells him that the "new law" doesn't exist, making him suspicious.

Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2015 2:23 am

Hilts is persistent in asking the lad why Roger hasn't paid:

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Dude, what the fuck is taking you so long? Why haven't you sent Roger to my bank to pay yet? That idiot is paying out like a fucking slot machine and you still haven't gotten it up on it.

You know, that sum bitch Usman managed to get Roger to pay $500,000.00 the other day for his gold scam. I sent it to my buddy today for the money laundry, and Usman is gonna get his $250,000.00 next Monday. By this time next week, I'm sure that crazy fuck will be knee deep in pussy and weed.

Yes sir, we're raking in the big bucks! You gotta get it up on this shit, dude!

I'm deliberately rubbing it in that Usman is going to get paid because he went through Hilts.

The barrister asks Roger go back to Mr Oluwale:

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When you get to Mr Oluwole this morning, just tell him to split the money into 6, and that should be $30,000.00 each and start sending it today Monday June 15th 2015. As soon as he transfer the first $30,000.00, let him print the transfer receipt out for you and scan it to me as soon as possible.Thanks.

Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2015 9:29 pm

Mr Oluwale is missing, and somebody told Roger there is no new law:

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I just went to the bank and I am very confused. Mr Oluwale is not there today, and Mr Thompson, the banker who helped me today said that Mr Oluwale has not come in to work since last week. They are beginning to get worried about him, and I am too. I hope he is not ill or something, because I really need to talk to him and find out if the money has genuflected in your account yet. (it won't)

But Ben, the reason I am confused is that I explained to the other banker Mr Thompson why I was there, to split the money I sent last week because of the new law. But Mr Thompson said that there was no need to do that, because there is no new law in Nigeria about how much an account can except. He said the full payment should have gone through fine and genuflected already. So why did you tell me that there is a new law and I needed to split it?

I asked you if you were sure you read the law right, and you said that you were sure. How could you get that wrong? Why am I paying you to be my bartender if you can't even get simple legal matters correct? Now I am wondering if you have screwed up the oil deal too. I want you to explain what is going on here immediately.

The barrister doesn't bother to answer Roger's questions:

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I read and i understand everything you said, am not a fool and i know how to handle things quite well (debatable), the money you said Mr Oluwole transfer has not getting into any acount, if is true the money was sent, and delivered, i will need the transfer slip and the slept for the delivering date?

That simply won't do. Roger will ask more forcefully tomorrow.

Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2015 3:22 am

Roger subtly accuses the lad of lying to him:

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You did not answer any of my questions. Why did Mr Thompson tell me that there is no new law in Nigeria about bank accounts excepting only $30,000.00 dollars? Did you get the law wrong, or did you lie to me?

This is very important, because I need to know if I can trust you enough to continue with this deal. I want you to give me a strait answer. Did you make a mistake, or did you lie? Only then I will go back to the bank and talk to Mr Oluwale about splitting the transfer and getting a payment slip.

The lad tries to claim he was telling the truth:

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lease always read my mail carefully, i am lawyer, i hate stain or doing mistake especially with people, that is why i always careful, Is true there is law from the Central Bank Governor, am the one here, so i know how things works. The law is that, there are some different kind of account, some can receive any amount, while some have limit. Some have limit of amount you can safe or withdraw per day, that is what am talking about, the account that was giving to you have a limit of amount that can comes in per day, that is why i asked you to tell the account officer to split the money into 6, that will be $30,000. Per day, in 6 days he will be able to send all the $180,000.00 without any problem, but if he transfer the money at once, it will be return back to you. Hope these are clear to you now?

Roger will have some more questions tomorrow.

Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 11:36 am

Roger finally understands what the issue is:

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But I did read your email carefully! You said the law was from the new president of Nigeria, you didn't say anything about the Central Bank Governor. So now you are saying there is no new law from the president, but there is a law from the Central Bank? I guess you and Mr Thompson were both right.

But no matter who was right or wrong, now I understand the problem. You are saying that the account you gave me can't receive all the money at once. But I am confused, if you knew I was sending you $180,000.00 dollars, why did you give me an account that could not except it all at once? Wouldn't it be easier for both of us if the account could except all the money at once? This seems very sloppy Ben, and with the quality of your earlier work on this deal I was expecting better from you.

I will go to the bank today and ask Mr Oluwale to split the transfer.

The lad replies with filler:

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I want you to know that i will never do what is not right for you, that is why am trying to make everything works out perfectly, the account, can take up to One Million, but is just that, it can receive everything at once, that is why i told you to instruct the account officer to split it, so please anything i told you, trust me and follow everything i said.

As soon as the he transfer the first $30,000.00. Let me know straight away and send me the transfer receipt okay. Thanks.

Roger will get some bad news at the bank today.

Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2015 2:23 pm

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it can receive everything at once

Aha! So the account can accept the entire amount. This is very confusing...

Posted: Sat Jun 20, 2015 2:46 am

Roger comes back from the bank with bad news, but doesn't quite understand the extent of it:

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I just got back from the Bank of America, and I am very confused about what is going on with our transfer. Mr Oluwale still has not come in to work at the bank since last week, and nobody has heard from him. Mr Thompson at the bank filled a missed person report and sent the police to his house yesterday and he is not there either. They don't know what has happened to him, but the police are investing. I really hope Mr Oluwale is ok and not in any trouble, and I am preying that the Old Gods will protect him until the police are able to find him.

Mr Thompson seemed very floundered and in a hurry today when I was talking to him, he said there is a lot of money missing from the bank's vault and they don't know what happened to it, but someone might have stole it. Also several other costumers were also there when I was, complaining about their transfers that never went through. I asked Mr Thompson about my transfer of the $180,000.00 dollars but he said he didn't know about that and he didn't have time to stop and chat. I didn't want to bother him about splitting the transfer when he was so busy, so I just left and came home.

Ben, do you have any idea what could have happened to Mr Oluwale? You don't think he could have been kidnapped, do you? I am so worried about him and I don't know what to do or who to ask about the transfer while he is missing. I guess all we can do is wait for the police to do their work and prey to the Old Gods, may They give us strength.

I'm deliberately making Roger not understand that he has been robbed again. Instead I'm hoping the lad puts 2 and 2 together and realizes that Oluwale has absconded with the missing money from the bank, including Roger's $180,000. If not, I may have to hit him with the clue bat again.

Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2015 9:47 pm

Ben didn't respond to the news of getting chopped, so Roger gives him another whack with the clue bat:

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I am getting very upset with the people at the Bank of America because they won't give me a strait answer about what happened to Mr Oluwale or my transfer of the $180,000.00 dollars. Today Mr Thompson wouldn't even talk about it with me, he just refereed me to the police because he can't commend on an ongoing case and investing.

When I asked the police, they said they suspect that Mr Oluwale is in Nigeria, but that doesn't make any sense, why would kidnappers take him to Nigeria? This is all very frustrating.

I don't understand why we are having so many problems. This should have been a simple bank transfer, but now Mr Oluwale is missing and the cops won't tell me why, and if that wasn't bad enough, nobody will tell me what happened to my transfer to you. Ben, what should I do? I think I need to talk to my pastor about this. He will have some good guidance for me, he always does.

I'm very interested to see how he responds.

Elite Baiter Joined: 19 Apr 2008 Posts: 1300

An absolutely classic bait from Big X. This lad is in deep and once they are like that they don't know when to stop.

Great stuff.

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2015 11:49 am

^ Unfortunately, this one actually might. He hasn't responded to me since last Thursday. I'm waiting for him to realize that he's been chopped, but if he doesn't reply, I can't set the next phase of the bait in motion. Hopefully he does get back to me soon.

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 2:48 am

^ Turns out I was wrong. The lad got back to me today:

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Sorry for the late response, have been hospitalized since 4 days ago, really sick, but thank God am getting better now, what is new over there, have you solve the issues? Get back to me as soon as possible.

I hope he's telling the truth. 4 days in the hospital is 4 days not scamming. Roger will still be confused tomorrow.

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 3:39 am

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really sick

I hope for once in his thieving life he's telling the truth. But I'd be just as happy if it was his way of lying about being in jail for 4 days.

Posted: Fri Jun 26, 2015 9:12 pm

Roger still doesn't understand what happened to the money:

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Oh my Gods, you were in the hospital? That is awful news! What were you sick in the hospital with? I hope you are feeling better now, and I will prey for your swift recovering. You know, you can't be too careful with your health.

Regarding the transfer, unfortunately I still cannot get a strait answer from Mr Thompson at the Bank of America about what happened to Mr Oluwale or the transfer I sent you. Mr Thompson keeps telling me that he is too busy to help me because the bank has been robbed and he needs to focus on working with the police. Speaking of the police, they have even closed that branch of the Bank of America while they invest into what happened to the missing money. Isn't that awful?

I spoke to a few of the police men and they wouldn't tell me that much, but a few did say that they think it is an "inside job", whatever that means. I am not sure of all the facts, but from what they have told me, I have placed together a theory. See if this makes sense to you: I think the money is missing because Mr Oluwale has been kidnapped and taken to Nigeria. Doesn't that make so much sense? (not even a little) I can't think of a different reason for why the transfer didn't go through and Mr Oluwale is missing, can you? All I know is that I have been preying for him constantly and I know the Old Gods will protect him. Hopefully the police and the FBI will be able to catch his kidnappers and I can find out what happened to the transfer.

Hopefully the lad realizes what actually happened, and reacts accordingly. Not that I mind going in circles and wasting more time, of course. Very Happy

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a few did say that they think it is an "inside job", whatever that means.

The clue-bat can't get much bigger. You might have to put a few nails in it soon. Laughing

Posted: Mon Jun 29, 2015 9:51 pm

^ I think I may have to. He still doesn't understand:

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I read and understand everything you said, i don't even no what is going on myself, i will advise you as the investigation is going, i want you to get some money so we could secure the land before they sale it to another buyer. I await your response as soon as possible

Either he really is thick enough that he doesn't understand that he was chopped, or he's just not paying attention. I may have to take more drastic measures to make it more obvious.

Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2015 10:25 pm

I brought out the clue sledgehammer. Roger visited Hilts at his bank this morning and told him about the transfer he sent. Hilts emails the lad, furious:

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SUBJECT: YOU LYING SACK OF SHIT!

Guess what asshole? That moron Roger came into my bank today and he told me about the $180,000.00 transfer that you had him send you at the Bank of America. He also told me about how Oluwale and his money are missing. The dumb sum bitch didn't even realize that his money was stolen by that Oluwale bastard when he robbed the bank. I had to explain it to him three times and even now I think he still believes that Oluwale was kidnapped.

But enough about him, let's talk about how goddam stupid you are. You really must be the dumbest fucker alive. You thought you could cut me out of our deal and get away with it? You thought it would be so easy to keep the full amount of money by using a different bank and telling me that Roger hadn't paid yet? You thought you'd be laughing about how you cut me out of the deal?

Well whose laughing now, you lying sack of shit? Oluwale stole your money, and now you don't get anything because you got greedy. If you'd stuck to our fucking deal, you'd already have your $90,000.00, just like Usman already got his cash by following my instructions.

You know what? Fuck you. You had a chance for big money and you blew it by betraying me. Give me one good reason why I shouldn't just tell Roger that your a scammer, and cut you out of the deal. How would you like to loose the best scam victim your ever gonna have in your pathetic miserable life, you piece of shit?

The lad protests that it wasn't his fault:

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What you don't no, you will ask, nobody cut you off, Mr roger suggest that he has someone who can also make a payment down here, because you are busy doing some transfer to someone too, i told him to come to you, but he said Oluwole will do it (false, he told Roger to go to whichever one he wanted, he never specified), that i should bother myself, so tell me, what do you want me to do after he said it? I never believe he will not come to you, because i know you are the one doing the transfer for him, so when you said what is going on, i told you to hold on, because then i was trying to persuade him to come to you, so i have no fault in this. (very much false)

Hilts will be utterly unconvinced when he responds.

Meanwhile, Roger returns from meeting with Hilts, very distraught that he was robbed yet again:

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I just got back from Chase Bank where I spoke with Mr Hilts, and now I am very confused and upset about all of this. Mr Hilts told me that Mr Oluwale was not kidnapped, instead he says that Mr Oluwale is a dirty thief who robbed the bank and stole the money I sent you. Why would he do such a thing?

I am not sure what to believe now. Mr Oluwale seemed so nice and friendly, it is very hard to believe he could be a thief. But I trust Mr Hilts and he seems convinced that Oluwale is a fraud star criminal. (again reiterating how much Roger trusts Hilts)

Why does this keep happening to me? First it was the fraud star scammer Mr Ajayi and the fake Bartender Obafemi Martins, then it was that wicked Clark at Money Gram, now even Mr Oluwale is revealed to be a criminal. It is as if the whole world has gone mad and fallen into sin.

I am very troubled by all this. I am going to prey very hard to the Old Gods, and I will ask my pastor for his advise. I really need it more then ever now. May the Old Gods bless us and deliver us from Evil.

The lad doesn't even bother with sympathy, instead he tries to get Roger to pay through Hilts:

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I read and understand everything you said,Am so surprised too, why this is happening, i will advise you to get some money to Mr Hilt to send it down here, so we could secure the land first, so later on, we can continue with the remaining project, how about that? get back to me as soon as possible.

Roger will be resistant to this, now that he has been robbed again. It's almost time to get this lad to join the Church of the Old Gods.

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