Malicious email
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bmw645 said:
Someone has sent my wife an email saying my son was up to no good on a night out. Can we go to the police about this? She thinks MI5 may take the case on.
Reads like you need to speak to a solicitor sharpish, not some randoms on the internet.Edited by bmw645 on Thursday 17th September 06:46
Top lurking by the way.
Does it give more detail than "he was up to no good" ?
Was he on a night out? Was he up to no good?
The Police may look into it under malicious communications but they may also want to look at the email and check the validity of the content and if he was up to no good it may come back to bite him.
Either way it's unlikely they will give much priority to one email unless there more to it.
Was he on a night out? Was he up to no good?
The Police may look into it under malicious communications but they may also want to look at the email and check the validity of the content and if he was up to no good it may come back to bite him.
Either way it's unlikely they will give much priority to one email unless there more to it.
bmw645 said:
Someone has sent my wife an email saying my son was up to no good on a night out. Can we go to the police about this? She thinks MI5 may take the case on.
Yep, M15 have a whole department of guys just sitting about waiting to deal with this kind of thing.Edited by bmw645 on Thursday 17th September 06:46
If the person has your wife's email address, she must know them? Maybe pussy burgers are being ordered behind your back, so I would just speak to them/ knock the s
t out of them. (delete as applicable).Excellent lurking, even better trolling.
bmw645 said:
Someone has sent my wife an email saying my son was up to no good on a night out. Can we go to the police about this? She thinks MI5 may take the case on.
Of course you can, you can go to the police about anything you want. Hopefully they will just tell you to f
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