Prankster (as John McFarlane)

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Re: The fool doth think he is wise

From: Prankster (as John McF...

To: Jes Staley

The sender, impersonating John McFarlane, says he is reminded of a poem his father was fond of, which he includes before wishing Jes good night. The email is labeled as a '[Prankster's email]'.

2017-05-10

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From: Prankster (as John McF...

To: Jes Staley

The sender offers support, asking what 'fires/thorns' he can quell and stating, 'It's important I stand fast, and alongside you. You have carried yourself admirably today.'

2017-05-10

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From: Jes Staley

To: Prankster (as John McF...

Jes Staley replies 'I bet he doesn't.' This is likely a response to the prankster's opening line, 'Clapton has nothing on me ha!'

2017-05-10

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Re: The fool doth think he is wise

From: Prankster (as John McF...

To: Jes Staley

The sender, impersonating John McFarlane, shares a poem he claims his father was fond of, saying it seems 'very apt' and wishes Jes a good night.

2017-05-10

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From: Prankster (as John McF...

To: Jes Staley

The sender, impersonating John McFarlane, offers support to Jes Staley, asking what 'fires/thorns' he can quell and stating 'You have carried yourself admirably today.' This email may be the same as the 10:43 PM one, just displayed with a different timezone.

2017-05-10

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