Interesting E-mail

So I receive this e-mail in my catcher account and the first thing I think is recovery scam but it doesn't seem like that. It seems legit but wanted to see others take on it. Here is the e-mail (I'm taking out the e-mail address so if anyone wants them, just pm me).

Elderly Woman loses $15,000 in Banking Scam!
An 85-year-old Windsor woman was swindled out of more than $15,000 in a phone scam that led her to believe she was helping to catch a thieving teller at her bank. The elderly lady answered a call around 9:40 a.m. and a male caller stated that he worked at her bank (but didn't supply a name of the bank) and asked the woman to assist him in catching a teller the bank suspected was stealing money.
CLIK HERE FOR MORE
http://projobs70-matthy.blogspot.com/

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Mod edit: broke up code to fix forum blowout: Jillian

I think its just a warning being circulated to try and attract people to the sender's blog, rather than a scam.

I have seen that strory before, it's been doing the rounds. I googled a phrase from the email and got a real scam alert from Windsor Police

LINK

The Ip just gives a sattelite provider.

I can't see how it would work as a scam attempt, but it might be some lad's new innovative idea or something I'm unfamiliar with. I'd have to go with Charles's analysis on the intent: Some guy saying "hey look what I did". How it landed in your catcher account is interesting though, so I can see your suspicion.

The only thing I can think of is there have been many e-mails sent that have had multiple e-mail address in the to: field. Perhaps he was sending this out as a warning.