Syrian Scammer Tells Me She Will Send Me $7.4 Million

I have promised readers an update on the Ghanaian scam of my friend Ronnie Robinson and I will do so shortly.

Ronnie continues to be harassed by African scammers and the update will be, I think, of considerable interest to readers. Ronnie has been sending money for years to Ghana, to scammers who pretend that they are a woman named Nancy who wants to come to marry the 79 year old Robinson, if he can just send her enough money to get her to the USA.

So far, he has sent tens of thousands over the years and somehow Nancy never makes it.

I have been trying to monitor Ronnie closely and he swears to me he has sent no more money and will not send more money. But they have tried various tricks on him, intensifying their efforts now that I have intervened and tried to cut off their supply of cash.

Barely a day goes by that they don’t call him and hardly a day passes that I do not have to respond to Ronnie’s question ‘What if it’s true?”

It’s not Ronnie. You are not going to get the girl and you are not going to get her $2 million in gold.

The scammers use the photos of nude model Lana Brooke of Canada to deceive Ronnie, claiming her name is Nancy and that she lives in Ghana and wants to come to marry Ronnie in the USA. This Ghanaian scam and other like scams are widespread.

As proof of this, I had an attempt made on me in recent days and I am going to share it with readers because I think the more exposure these scams get, the more likely victims and potential victims will recognize them when they see them.

The simple rule is that all efforts to get someone – man or woman – to send money overseas in order to win a beautiful young woman or handsome man and/or collect a lot of money he or she has to share with him – are always scams.

Recently, I got an email from the email address: theresamur08@gmail.com.

It had no subject and read simply

Greeting from Theresa Murphy please can i talk to you

I assumed it was someone who had a story to tell, possibly for publication, or perhaps something confidential that they needed help with. So I replied:

“Give me a call at 716-990-5740”

Within hours, I got this reply from Miss Teresa Murphy, along with three photographs. The email [below] is precisely as I got it, with the punctuation and grammar mistakes intact.

HI DEAR
Am Sgt Theresa Murphy, Thanks for your kind response as a matter of fact, i am very happy to read your mail, however, i really want to establish a true relationship that may lead into a business partner or something else.
It is my pleasure meeting you, I hope all is well with you and how are you enjoying your day?
as i told you earlier in my previous letter my name is Theresa Murphy, I am US military Sgt currently in Syria, now, and i will like to get acquainted with you,
File:Syrian refugees in the Middle East map en.svg - Wikimedia Commons
Teresa claims she is living in Syria. This map did not come with the email.
I am loving, honest and caring person with a good sense of humor, I enjoy meeting new people and knowing their way of life, I enjoy watching the sea waves and the beauty of the mountains and everything that nature has to offer.
My dear, i want you to know that we are being attacked by insurgents everyday and car bombs and during one of our rescue mission we came across a safe box that contain huge amount of money that belongs to the supporters of the over thrown government of Syria, which I believe was money meant for buying weapons and ammunition, and it was agreed by Army officers present on that rescue mission that the money will be shared among us and which we did. 
Out of the total fund my share was $7,450,000 (Seven Million Four Hundred and Fifty Thousand, united states Dollars) I am seeking your assistance to evacuate my share of the money out of this country (Syria) to your own country for you to keep it safe on my behalf till i come over to your country please,
You win 7 million dollars in a lottery (pre tax). What does your ...
$7 million – that’s a lot of cash to find in a safe box in Syria. This photo did not come with the email.
So i want you to assure me that if this money is been delivered to you in your country that you are going to be trustworthy to keep the money till when i will come to your country to meet you face to face to and collect the money back from you
it clear to me that you might be scared of this proposal, but i want to let you know that i have made solid arrangements with a delivery security company”and they have promised to deliver the fund through diplomatic method to any of my choosing destination.
This delivery is going to be handle legally by the ‘security company” and there will not be any form of risk involve
in the process and the money will be pack safely in a truck case and the same case will be deliver to you in your country.

I have decide to compensate you with 25% of the total money once after the money is delivered to you, while the rest balance shall be my investment capital in your country.

please dont discuss this matter to a third party, if you do not want to be party to this business please delete, this letter from your email box to avoid any leakage of this information and it will be dangerous to me based on my position here.

I have chosen to contact you after my prayers and I believe that you will not betray my trust nor thwart my dream, though you may wonder why I am so soon revealing myself to you without formal introduction, well, I will say that my mind convinced me that you are the true person to help me in receiving and investing this Fund.

Note; I do not know how long we going to remain here and my fate since I have survived two bomb attack here, which prompted me to search out for a reliable and trust worthy person to help me receive and invest the Fund, because I will be coming over to your home country to invest and start a new life not as a soldier anymore.

I hope my explanation is very clear but if you need further clarification just let me know and i will explain further
I want to let you know that here in the military zone we are not allow to make use of mobile phone, we only make use of radio message and email communication so please let us continue communicating through
email for the mean time.

Conclusively, i wish you could send me a reply immediately in regards to this proposal, your urgent reply will be highly appreciated.
I Wait to receive your acceptable reply as soon as you read this letter.
from.
Miss Theresa Murphy,
Attached to Miss Murphy’s email were three pictures that are supposedly of her.
Is that a bazooka?

 

I was surprised to see Teresa is in the US Army considering her poor English skills in the email.

 

Teresa has $7.4 million in cash she wants to send to me, a man she has never met, but she trusts me, she says.

Of course, I had to reply to such a wonderful letter. I would have called her on the cell phone right away, but Teresa is not allowed to use cell phones, as she fights for freedom in Syria, amid bombing attacks. She only can use radio and email.

So I emailed Teresa as follows:

Ok Theresa. Ok. I will take your money. I’ll keep it in my house for safekeeping till you get here. Send the Syrian safe box right away.

I saw your pictures and thought you would be a lot better looking, like I would expect from a perfect stranger who offers to send $7.4 million to me

Don’t take offense, but you are not exactly good looking or my type but the fact that you have $7.4 million USD does a lot for me.

Meantime, I think the 25 percent you offered is a little light. I think 50 percent sounds better. That’s $3.7 million each.  And since we are going to be partners and maybe more (I am single, are you single?), it’s the fair thing to do.

Yes, your prayers have been answered.  I’m here for you and thanks.  You sure picked the right guy and I’ll use the $7.4 million very wisely.

and I signed the email —

Keith Alan Raniere

***

I thought perhaps that my rude tone, my desire to cut myself in for half and even my hint at the end that I was going to spend it all might have been off-putting.  But Teresa had faith in me. She responded and this time very endearingly:

My beloved

Good day to you and how is your work, health, i hope you are healthy and fine?

I want to say thanks to you for making out time to write to me again, the content of your letter are well understood, please do not see this business as some thing that will bring problem to you, rather i want you to trust and believe me when i say that there is nothing to worry about in this deal, honestly i have made every necessary arrangement that will lead to safe delivery of the cash box to you without any form of problem nor risk, all the necessary arrangement that will lead to safe delivery of the cash box to you without any form of problem nor risk.

Am a woman that does things in accordance to the directives of my spirit, i chose you to be my partner and also help me in receiving this cash box because my spirit has been bearing me witness that you are the rightful person for me and i know you will not disappoint me, i chose to use you as partner in this deal because am not permitted to send package down to any of my friends nor relatives since am still in the military camp outside USA, if i eventually send out any thing to the USA it will be suspicious and i will be query for the action, so i chose you because i know you are the ideal person for this deal,

Please put away fear or doubt and make up your mind to help me in this matter, i promise you you will not regret been part of this matter, i do not know what else i can say to convince you and make you to believe me, but i pray that God will give you the grace to make up your mind

One more time i want to let you know that there is no complication on this matter, if you follow my instruction every thing will go smooth and well in the process of receiving the cash box, Please try and keep this matter between you and i, because if you and i should agree on one thing with our heart with seriousness then we must surely achieve success at the end

Please i want to remind you once again that every arrangement towards this project is intact between both of us and on no account should you let the Security Company to know the content of the box, remember that the consignment was registered as diplomatic package to the security company and that is what they believe to be in the box, so you should not let them know that the content of the box is money.

Please i will like you to send your contact information to me so that i can forward to the security company to enable them proceed to your country for the final delivery of the cash box to your door step

Send your below information to me urgently;

Your full names:………..

Your address:…………..
Post code:……………..
City:………………….
Country:……………….
Telephone number:………
Profession:…………….
any ID card or your international passport:.

Once am through here with my official assignment i will come over to meet you one on one in your country and after that we shall decide on how to carry on with our life, but for now please i will appreciate us to be more focus on this issue of you receiving the cash box and safe keeping my own on my behalf till i come over then i will handle the depositing of the money in the bank by myself.

I await your immediate response

Love and care from,

Miss Theresa Murphy,

***

I replied as follows:

Dear Teresa;

You are fairly long-winded in your emails. But I will tolerate your bloviating since you are sending me $7.4 million. As I understand you, you can’t send the money to friends or relatives because that will be suspicious and you’ll be questioned so you chose you me, a perfect stranger, to send the $7.4 million. Sounds legit.

And all you need is my personal information to get the money to me.

Here it is:

Your full names:  Keith Alan Raniere.

Your address: Metropolitan Detention Center 80 29th St,

Post code: .11232

City: Brooklyn, NY

Country: USA

Telephone number 716-990-5740

Profession: Sex slaver.

Any ID card or your international passport: Prisoner number 57-00725

Now send the money quickly, Teresa and don’t rush to see me. If there is anything left, after I get the money and spend it, by the time you get here, I will certainly share it with you.

By the way, I am going to start by buying a Bentley.

Yours, Keith

The Most Expensive Bentley Models in the World

Now some people may wonder why I am bothering to do all this and publish it too.

It is not for comedic effect.

I want to show how this scam works. I have been deliberately insulting and now I have sent obviously false information to this scammer.  Let us see if Miss Murphy responds.

My guess is Miss Murphy will respond and will also require more information from me – like perhaps a bank account number.

I will report back to readers when I hear from Miss Murphy again.

[Ronnie Robinson – I hope you are paying attention to this.]

 

 

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Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago

I also enjoy watching sea waves!!! Hmmm… If Frank also runs off this rich hottie, I’ve got dibs!
Just hope Lana Brooke isn’t reading this. Don’t want her to think I’m another 2 timing Ronnie…

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago

Frank-

You are being targeted because of your age and net worth…..The scammers are buying leads from a “sales leads” company like Dunn & Brad Street.

*****
The scammers, probably, also know that you are an NRA member and/or a gun owner.
*******
They’re targeting you with very specific information. They know the “gun” is a plus; the gun is not shown with the woman by accident.

Frank is it at all flattering that the scammers are sending you pictures of a young woman who is a 10 [in looks] versus the 7 or 8 Ronnie got?

I bet you have a higher net worth than Ronnie. So you you get–ta perfect 10!!!!! Now that’s Sweet!

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

I’ll be flabbergasted if you’re not a gun owner and a member of the NRA….

shadowstate1958
3 years ago
Reply to  NiceGuy

Never click on an internet ad for foreign women who want to meet American men!
The goof ball I know who had his bank account looted and his car repossessed did precisely that.
That doofus is a “walking, talking” Polish joke.
And yes he had a “Dutch” girl friend who supposedly lived in Ghana and she would do a little dance to get his hormones running.
And once a person ends up on one suckers list that person ends up on a dozen other suckers lists.

Since Pea Onyu (Nicki Clyne) is so interested in these type of “lonely heart” scams maybe she and her wife Allison will graduate from NXIVM to these type of schemes.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

—Never click on an internet ad for foreign women who want to meet American men!

Why Mr. Shadow? Have you made the same mistake? LOL

Ronnie sure is in good company. LOL

I wonder if Ronnie hates blondes with cankles too. LOL

shadowstate1958
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Scott Tex Johnson:
For you I will give a special warning.
Don’t fall for scams that sell 13 dollar boxes of soap for 40 dollars.

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago

Shadow wins. And don’t purchase real estate based on the sq footage of the garage.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

By your flippant response, I guess Anastasiya never made it to O’Hare airport? LOL

Nutjob
Nutjob
3 years ago

The clock may be ticking but it ain’t over ’til it’s over. Anastasiya’s delays are not Anastasiya’s denials.

Pea
Pea
3 years ago

One last thing. You are probably standing in the way of your friend, Ronnie, meeting the woman who loves him.
You know what I think? I think you are racist because she comes from Africa and maybe you want the woman for yourself.
Let Ronni have Nancy. And stop meddling with other people’s lives like you did to Keith and to me. You ruined my life, you monster.

shadowstate1958
3 years ago
Reply to  Pea

” stop meddling with other people’s lives like you did to Keith and to me. ” Pea aka vmommy

Pea, please admit that you are Nicki Clyne.
And Nancy is not an African.
She is a white woman whose pictures are being used to bamboozle old confused white men in North America and Europe.
And stop using the old canard that anyone who exposes an African based scam is a “racist.”

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Shivani
Shivani
3 years ago
Reply to  Pea

Frank Parlato’s article is funny enough, but by gum, Pea, now you’ve gone and made it hilarious. Hoo wee, lemme catch mah breath.

As for Ronnie, too bad he doesn’t just find a musical hobby. Not a chance, eh?

If I were you, Frank (but forget it, since you are a dude), I’d start sending Ronnie to lunch with some Jesus freaks, maybe widows with big jugs. You know, “let Jesus be the driver” or something like that.

Pea Onyu
Pea Onyu
3 years ago

I think this says a lot about you, MR. Parlato
You insult the woman’s looks and scoff at her sincere desire to let you share in her found fortune.
And you like to her give her fake name and use the priceless name of our Vanguard.
You are a fool and she is nice looking.
You wouldn’t know love if it bit you in the ass.

shadowstate1958
3 years ago
Reply to  Pea Onyu

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Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Pea Onyu

Pea, let me know if you like scrambled eggs. LOL

Are you [DTF] dislike terrible food? LOL

Are you open to [ATM] automatic teller machines] LOL

If you are down a quart oil, I can come two quarts. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

To Anonymous [LOL] at 11:24 pm

When she’s done with you, you have scrambled eggs.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Look up [scrambled eggs]. LOL

Le'Gal
Le'Gal
3 years ago

This is hilarious. Those images of ‘Theresa Murphy’ are actually Theresa Vail, Miss Kansas 2013. A quick reverse image search on Yandex, and I was able to locate this.

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Theresa+Vail&iax=images&ia=images
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theresa_Vail

It’s like they don’t even try. Have fun fishing, Frank.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Le'Gal

She obviously joined the Army after winning the Miss Kansas contest. LOL

Peaches
Peaches
3 years ago
Reply to  Le'Gal

That darn Ronnie Robinson. Why hasn’t he changed his phone number yet?

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Le'Gal

I know a thing or two about scams. I studied Amway from the inside for 8 years. LOL

It’s not a scam Le’gal. Young hot women like older men because they are down to Earth. LOL

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago

A US Army Sergeant who looks forward to meeting you in “your” country? LOL

Ronnie’s girlfriend is much more convincing, she must be real and yours is fake. LOL

But you have to hand it to the scammers for staying on their script, completely ignoring your input. LOL

Will it last, or have you scared them off with your latest little white lies? LOL

If they return, no doubt they will ask for some money to handle the delivery. LOL

Ronnie is much more sincere than you, which means you deserve to get dumped. LOL

This tactic will make Ronnie more convinced his love is true, while yours is fake. LOL

NiceGuy
NiceGuy
3 years ago
Reply to  Anonymous

Scott,

Do happen to be an expert on mail order brides, specifically Pinoys? Tell the truth you were in the Navy in the South Pacific.
The South Pacific, is the capital of male order brides and massage parlors[hand ob houses]; So I have been told. LOL
😉

Natashka
Natashka
3 years ago

I know you said that it was not for comedic effect but my how it made me laugh. Funny how you couldn’t have been more enthusiastic with your yes I will do it, yet they still sent a long winded reply still trying to convince you. I hope they reply! I really enjoy a story of someone that scams a scammer.

L
L
3 years ago
Reply to  Natashka

Frank’s caper reminds me of James Vietch – scamming the scammers: https://www.ted.com/talks/james_veitch_this_is_what_happens_when_you_reply_to_spam_email

Natashka
Natashka
3 years ago
Reply to  L

L, that was a great link. I’m eagerly awaiting a scam email now.

I had one a couple of months ago saying I had been caught on a webcam doing all sorts of things and that they would release it to my family and friends unless I paid some sum of money 😂. I’m sad I deleted it!

Dianne Lipson
Dianne Lipson
3 years ago
Reply to  Natashka

Natasha: No need to be sad that you deleted that email. Based on my experience, you will get a whole bunch more in the same vein. They all threaten to release to your friends and family a video of you “pleasuring yourself” in a sick way while watching filthy online content, and they all want to be paid by bitcoin. They helpfully include a link to create your bitcoin account.

Anonymous
Anonymous
3 years ago
Reply to  Dianne Lipson

That scam will never work on a woman, but would work on any man. LOL

Now, I’m going back to my National Geographic nudie-jungle-women mags. The bonus about a magazine is it makes cleanup easy. LOL

Natashka
Natashka
3 years ago
Reply to  Dianne Lipson

That was the email Diane. I will eagerly await the next one! It should be fun composing a frantic message about how I was promised the x-rated website was secure and to beg them hysterically not to release the footage.

About the Author

Frank Parlato is an investigative journalist.

His work has been cited in hundreds of news outlets, like The New York Times, The Daily Mail, VICE News, CBS News, Fox News, New York Post, New York Daily News, Oxygen, Rolling Stone, People Magazine, The Sun, The Times of London, CBS Inside Edition, among many others in all five continents.

His work to expose and take down NXIVM is featured in books like “Captive” by Catherine Oxenberg, “Scarred” by Sarah Edmonson, “The Program” by Toni Natalie, and “NXIVM. La Secta Que Sedujo al Poder en México” by Juan Alberto Vasquez.

Parlato has been prominently featured on HBO’s docuseries “The Vow” and was the lead investigator and coordinating producer for Investigation Discovery’s “The Lost Women of NXIVM.” Parlato was also credited in the Starz docuseries "Seduced" for saving 'slave' women from being branded and escaping the sex-slave cult known as DOS.

Additionally, Parlato’s coverage of the group OneTaste, starting in 2018, helped spark an FBI investigation, which led to indictments of two of its leaders in 2023.

Parlato appeared on the Nancy Grace Show, Beyond the Headlines with Gretchen Carlson, Dr. Oz, American Greed, Dateline NBC, and NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, where Parlato conducted the first-ever interview with Keith Raniere after his arrest. This was ironic, as many credit Parlato as one of the primary architects of his arrest and the cratering of the cult he founded.

Parlato is a consulting producer and appears in TNT's The Heiress and the Sex Cult, which premiered on May 22, 2022. Most recently, he consulted and appeared on Tubi's "Branded and Brainwashed: Inside NXIVM," which aired January, 2023.

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