Original just because it burns doesn’t mean gonna die you gotta Pink shirt

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First, the Original just because it burns doesn’t mean gonna die you gotta Pink shirt Also,I will get this user typed the sender’s email into their post. They didn’t copy the actual email address, and they may have changed things. If the email address had a typo in it, or the scammer changed the display name to make it look like a valid email, or pulled another one of 1000 tricks scammers have, the user may not have picked up on it. You’d need to verify the headers to be sure. The details don’t point to a scam – all the links look real, and there’s no request for you to send money to any Nigerians or whatnot. Red flag 1: The email invokes a false sense of urgency relating to a supposed police investigation. This is a common tactic to get the user to react without thinking. Red Flag 2: The email urges the user to “reply directly to this email”. I would bet that under the reply-to header, it’s a completely different email address than the supposed sender.

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Red Flag 3: The only actual link is an old one, and will redirect the Original just because it burns doesn’t mean gonna die you gotta Pink shirt Also,I will get this user to Google’s current Transparency Center area (do not click on links from suspicious emails no matter what), which is noticeably different. This may have been a valid link back before Google’s HTTPS push, but any links to/from google use HTTPS, and google has a subdomain for their Transparency Center now. You are correct in that the user should contact the sheriffs department directly. They shouldn’t contact or respond to this email at all. If the sheriffs office doesn’t know anything, then that’s the end of it. That is a LOT to type based entirely on a baseless assumption that OP misspelled the email address this came from. Only my first bit was relating to that, the rest are separate red flags that are extremely common for these types of emails.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.