The scammer was trying to run a standard fake lottery scam, but he ended up being reversed scammed himself. Bombardier convinced the scammer that he was a high profile Hollywood stunt man, looking for new people to join his company for thousands of dollars up front. Of course, the scammer lied and told Bombardier that he was perfect stunt man material! A provision of employment (and payment) was that the scammer had to send in video footage of himself performing various stunts.

Tags: Colt, Part, Seavers, Stuntman, Unknown

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