Prank Emails Between Barclays CEO Jes Staley and Impersonated Chairman John McFarlane
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The document contains a series of fabricated email exchanges that appear to be a prank rather than substantive evidence of wrongdoing. While it mentions high‑profile individuals (Jes Staley, former Ba Emails were sent from a spoof Gmail address mimicking Barclays chairman John McFarlane. Jes Staley, then CEO of Barclays, responded believing the messages were genuine. The prank references a whistle
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