article_snippet: Southwark Crown Court heard Neil Moore plan included setting up an official-looking email address with the name of the detective in charge of the fraud probe involving British and American crime agencies.
article_snippet: Neil Moore set up an email domain imitating Her Majesty's Court Service that used hyphens instead of 'dots' to say Southwark Crown Court had rubber-stamped Neil Moore bail on March 10, 2014.
article_snippet: Southwark Crown Court heard the 28-year-old's plan included setting up an official-looking email address with the name of a detective involved in the fraud probe .
article_snippet: With the help of the United States Department of Homeland Security the help of the United States Department of Homeland Security discovered Moore, who is originally from Trinidad and Tobago, had set up a website offshore.
article_snippet: He used the name Chris Soole, a Scotland Yard Detective Inspector, to set up the domain.
article_snippet: Even emails from the Metropolitan Police Service were viewed with suspicion.'
highlights_snippet: Neil Moore set up email address using name of detective involved in case .
  
highlights_snippet: Fake email said Southwark Crown Court had rubber-stamped Fake email bail .
  