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== Email == | == Email == | ||
The email, simply titled "Hello.", said, "My name is Leonardo Alexander Caripe Brito. This is what I look like on video." Attached below the email is a video named California.mp4. Since Gmail has a problem previewing the video, it needed to be downloaded in order to view it. | The email, simply titled "Hello.", said, "My name is Leonardo Alexander Caripe Brito. This is what I look like on video." Attached below the email is a video named California.mp4. Since Gmail has a problem previewing the video, it needed to be downloaded in order to view it. | ||
When someone replies to the email, a bot would send a screenshot of the video.<ref name="scammerinfo">[https://scammer.info/t/gmail-troll-got-trolled-bad/112139 Gmail Troll Got Trolled Bad] Scammer Info</ref> | |||
== Response == | == Response == | ||
One of the recipients allegedly got the Gmail account's IP address, email address, and phone numbers. However, it is unknown if this information is true.<ref>[https://scammer.info/t/gmail-troll-got-trolled-bad/112139 Gmail Troll Got Trolled Bad] Scammer Info</ref> | One of the recipients allegedly got the Gmail account's IP address, email address, and phone numbers. However, it is unknown if this information is true.<ref name="scammerinfo">[https://scammer.info/t/gmail-troll-got-trolled-bad/112139 Gmail Troll Got Trolled Bad] Scammer Info</ref> | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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California.mp4 is a shock video showing a picture of Leonardo Alexander Caripe Brito's bloodied face deepfaked into singing California Gurls. The video was sent in an email to approximately 187 recipients on October 31, 2022, from a Gmail account named after the video's subject.
The email, simply titled "Hello.", said, "My name is Leonardo Alexander Caripe Brito. This is what I look like on video." Attached below the email is a video named California.mp4. Since Gmail has a problem previewing the video, it needed to be downloaded in order to view it.
When someone replies to the email, a bot would send a screenshot of the video.[1]
Response
One of the recipients allegedly got the Gmail account's IP address, email address, and phone numbers. However, it is unknown if this information is true.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gmail Troll Got Trolled Bad Scammer Info
