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Now that just might do it. Thank you, Tax, you rock too! But then, you knew that. :D

Well, that wasn't news I wanted to hear, Tax, but it's news I needed to hear. It only has to appear superficially as if it came from Person B's account; it doesn't really matter how easy it would be to break the facade and see that it's a fake. But it does have to at least at a quick glance...

The fake information kind of walks the line between Zig's two scenarios. It's closer to the second in that both of them really should have known that it was fake. But it's close enough to the first so that it's believable, and a subsequent event that they both misinterpret seems to verify it...

I am sort of vaguely aware of the fact that email headers exist and what is included in them. I may need to know more about them as I progress; I'm not sure yet. At this stage I did need to know whether the type of fake email I needed to have sent existed as the story line requires that Person A...

Thank you. That's what I needed to know.

Okay, maybe I'm not making myself clear. Let me ask the question again. There is only one scenario I am asking about. Assuming that Person C had access to Person A's email and that Person A and Person B correspond by email, would Person C have enough information to send Person A an email that...

Thank you, but that doesn't answer the question. I'm not concerned with whether or not, or how easily, Person C could be caught. I'm concerned with whether they could do what I've suggested at all. If they can't, I have to re-write my last chapter and come up with a completely different scenario.

Calling @KatDini or anyone else who is knowledgeable about emails. Person A and Person B have an extensive email correspondence. Person C finds access to Person A's email. Maybe Person A is careless and leaves his email open; maybe Person C works out his password. Obviously, Person C could...

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Yes. It would be legal for a friendly seven year old to go into a bar where they serve alcohol in order to call 911 in an emergency. That is because this is not a forum for general chat about video games, Diet Pepsi, the National Football League, or anything else. This is a forum for general...

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You are correct; I do. Posting before coffee is never a good idea. Correction made. Thank you for the heads up.

I should point out here that when a position is eliminated, that is a headcount issue, nothing more. It does not mean that the duties belonging to that position no longer need to be done; it means that there will be fewer people doing the same duties. Higher ranking people cost more than lower...

It's illegal in Massachusetts to buy fireworks. So what you're telling me is that if you buy fireworks in Florida, the state of Massachusetts can extradite you for violating a MA law, even though you were in FL when you did it?

I'm not making light of your concerns. But he cannot be arrested for violating a Florida statute because of something that he did in Vermont. Now, if Vermont has a similar statute, he can be arrested for violating that. But to be arrested of violating the Florida statute he would have to have...

This is a US law board. No one here has any information about the laws of either the UK or India.

There's nonetheless a distance between getting a restraining order and having him jailed.

I hope things go well for you.