URGENT HELP IS NEEDED.

Submitted by Darya (United States), Aug 30, 2016 at 04:23

Hello Everyone.

I am in need of your help and would appreciate any practical advice . Please read my story, submitted 08-29-2016 under "Thank you Jordana " title.
I have some updates. This Egyptian guy from Germany keeps sending me emails and harassing me with insults. While we were together (we met once, he traveled to US ) we lost his money, $400. He gave me his money to put it into my purse, so he doesn't carry it. We were at many crowded places that day and my purse had an open zipper. That day when we learned that I lost his money (still don't know how this happened ) I felt guilty and offered my own money to him right away, but he refused. Now , as I ended this communication and his "marriage for Green card" plans has been discovered , he is accusing me on taking his money.

On top of it, he sent me pictures of two of us, and I believe that he is going to use them against me. Those pictures are not inappropriate, but still for a Muslim woman like me being with a guy in that close proximity can have harmful effect . I am begging my Lord to protect me from this man. I sent him a letter with very respectful tone and said that I didn't take money and we lost it together that day and I am God conscientious person ... He is insisting that I send him the money.

Would you please advise me what should I do? Should I just send him this lost money out of my own pocket, so he might leave me alone? Or would he continue harassing me ?

If he continues this harassment , who can I report? Should I contact his Employer and complain , as I know where he works or would that escalate the matter to the worst?

Thank you in advance.

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