Most of the messages are copy-pasted scripts sent to each victim.
Some of the messages the scammer sent:
On Thu, Dec 14, 2017, Chris Li <chrisli5432@gmail.com> wrote:
First, I want to start by saying thank God for my life, because it was not easy for me growing up without my parents.You know at that time when I lost my parents, I isolated myself from people.I began to live a doldrum and mundane life and being a kid at that time made it stronger.It's as though something is always gnawing at me, I would always think everybody around me hated me that they don't like me so because of that I would stay away from them, but I never used that as an excuse or a rationalization to continue in that pattern, I had to rise up with confidence and positive biblically based affirmation and put a stop to that, however, it took me a long time to figure that out. At that time when the incident happened, I was about 6 years and a half if I'm not mistaking. I was startled and didn't know what it meant to lose both parents in one day, but as time went on I began to languish in the presence of there absence.That was when I understood what it meant to be an orphan.Two months later after the funeral of my parents, our house was sold alongside my dad and moms car with some other properties.I was then adopted by the Holy Name of Jesus Roman Catholic Church, a semi orphanage home in New York.That was where I finished my studies up to grade 12, Luckily for me, I came out with good grades, so then I studied national security/political science and cryptology intelligence collection with military and foreign service at Fordham University.Fortunately for me, getting a job was not had cos after I finished my studies in Fordham I went to the Uk to study criminology and I finished with a masters degree.After that, I then returned back to the US and it didn't take much longer I was called by Burhan Gafoor the ambassador of the united nation to come and work for the united nations as a military analyst/security adviser.So this was how my story began...Do you have a story to tell about yourself?
On 15 December 2017, Chris Li <chrisli5432@gmail.com> wrote:
More about my Job.
I work with the United Nation Government under the Department of the peacekeeping operation.In this subdivision, we deal on military diplomacy.We forecast every possible cause of conflict, put into data and documentary.And we also analyse the army and determine how effective they are however this is just the primary aspect of my job.To make you understand better, we examine pieces of information related to domestic or global defence, such as an inventory of U.S. troops and weapons, foreign military forces, and possible terrorist threats.We piece together information from a variety of sources in order to assess threats and prevent attacks from an interior and exterior enemies.That's why I'm always in continues research and study.For further explanation, when making preparations for war, the military strategist which is us, we set up ideas to be implemented by soldiers to pursue desired strategic goals. Derived from the Greek word strategos, the term strategy, when it appeared in use during the 18th century, was seen in its narrow sense as the "art of the general", or "'the art of arrangement" of troops, that's by the way.In conclusion, we are secondary and primarily responsible for the analysis, processing and distribution of strategic and tactical intelligence.We are integral to providing Army personnel with information about enemy forces and potential battle.I believe with all this, you have been able to figure out the level of information pertaining to the United Nations that lies within me and why we are been restricted from mingling among civilians.We can't even contact family members(not that I have any) except through social networks...and this is because the family members have a role to play when you are about to leave for vacation as the exit from wherever you kept it (either with your family member, a bank, or security company) must be sent to you by a registered family member. Contact with the outside world is limited to reduce interference.the military life can be very demanding at times and that is why I will be retiring next year soi can have the time to focus ON building a family. Even when on vacation, we are been given a code number to call for help in case we get into the wrong hands, though I have only gone on vacation once. Speaking of restriction, there are lots of restriction here in the military base both in NY and here in SG.I will enlighten you more on the electronics aspect. Rules on electronic devices in army camps have been eased, with servicemen being allowed to use tablets and laptops in “Green Zones” such as banks, medical centres, gyms and cookhouses.Since the introduction of the security zoning programme in 2012, the SAF has progressively refined security zoning in SAF camps and premises to consolidate sensitive and classified information into Red Zones, while allowing greater flexibility for less-sensitive Green Zones, Mobile phones and smartwatches have also been allowed in Red Zones – which contain classified military equipment – Provided the devices’ cameras have been permanently disabled by either grinding or sandblasting their lenses.I wish you can comprehend all I have written and I believe you understand now.....Do you know the relation between Singapore and the US?
After few hours:
On Fri, Dec 15, 2017, Chris Li <chrisli5432@gmail.com> wrote:
.Emphasizing every point which you stated won't be necessary but let me tell you something, my dear...First, i want to start by saying this...The only way to know what you don't know or questions to ask...is by being the best in what you know and be confident in it and always be ready to dispense it whenever you are called open...An again always desire to acquire more knowledge in the direction your goal...The man who has confidence in himself gains the confidence of others, you have to believe that you can make it no matter what...because only the Pessimist Sees difficulty In every Opportunity. The Optimist sees opportunity In every Difficulty...Do not seat and think that you can't make it or what's before you is impossible to accomplish...if you seem something is much bigger than you..just get up and try...We generate fears while we sit but we overcome them by action...You are intelligent you are smart and you are capable...trust me, I have seen that in your words and how you speak to me...all you need is to believe that you can and not you can't...The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today...Is all about Desire cos what you lack in talent can be made up with desire...Do what you can with what you have, wherever you are...You talked about starting up your business...I must say that is a great idea, I love that...but you have to know this...you are never too old to set another goal Or to dream a new dream...but know this baby...Entrepreneurs are great at dealing with uncertainty and also very good at minimizing risk. That’s The classic entrepreneur...So if you do not have these qualities!...Fake it until you make it! act as if you had all the confidence you require until it becomes your Reality...I think goals should never be easy, they should force you to work, even if they are uncomfortable at the Time...The future belongs to the competent. Get good, get better, be the best!.Hope this gives you the answer you seek..Kisses.....
Same day, few hours later:
On Fri, Dec 15, 2017, Chris Li <chrisli5432@gmail.com> wrote:
Sometimes we find ourselves wondering what our purpose is in this lifetime. Sometimes we may feel like we have no purpose at all simply because we just haven’t discovered it yet. It can be frustrating and make you just want to fast forward to find out what that purpose is. But that’s too easy, right? It’s meant to be a journey that is full of lessons, and happiness, and sadness, and love, and tragedy. That’s life......Here’s the deal, though, you should strive to make your life a happy journey, a happy adventure. I know, of course, that that may seem a little tough and nearly impossible at times, but if you constantly tell yourself that your life is terrible just because you haven’t figured it out yet, you’re never going to be happy. Happiness is hard to find if you refuse to take the chance to look for it.....This life that you’ve been given is a gift. Cherish it. Embrace it. Find yourself because you do have a purpose whether it be a teacher, a writer, a musician, a surgeon, a therapist, an artist, whatever you choose. And never let anyone tell you what you can and cannot do because who are they to dictate your life? Your purpose in this life is different from anyone else’s, and everybody’s paths are different. That’s what makes you such a unique human being. Follow your own path, your own journey..........I think a major part of life is searching for who we want to be, what we want to do. I kind of feel like college puts that pressure on us because we have to decide what we want to do for the rest of our lives. But if you don’t know what you want to do, then that’s okay. Don’t make a hasty decision because you think you have to have your entire life figured out right now. You don’t. Sooner or later you will find what you want to do, but you will not find it without trying out and discovering new adventures and new opportunities......Let yourself take chances. Let yourself take risks. You’re going to make mistakes no matter what; they aren’t avoidable, but learn from them. Let yourself live. Let yourself be free. Don’t hold back from anything because you’re afraid of failure or disappointing someone. The only person that you have to make happy is yourself and your life partner, so go find that happiness. Discover your purpose. Make friends along the way. Build each other up. Spread optimism......Love yourself. Love who you are. Love everyone. Find who you want to be and hold on to that person that makes you feel happy and give away all you can to be with the person who loves you...Saying I love you sounds too simple. Saying you mean the world to me doesn’t say enough. There is no definition that could truly describe this love.....Our Love is bigger than four
letters; Far more beautiful than it appears. Deeper than can ever be imagined. Higher than possible to comprehend. Wider than a distance can be measured. And more lasting than our lives......There is never a time or place for true love. It happens
accidentally, in a heartbeat, in a single flashing, throbbing moment.........Good Morning my Queen...
