In 2006, Michael Boyd pressed the Georgia State Assembly to pass
a law requiring banks to create ATM panic codes that would operate
the machines normally while also alerting police. His wife,
Kimberly Boyd, was killed on 12 September 2005 after being
carjacked by convicted sex offender Brian O'Neil Clark and forced
to withdraw cash at an ATM. (She died when Clark crashed her SUV
while being followed by a civilian who ultimately shot Clark to
death afterwards.)
Such a bill is before the Georgia Senate, having been placed there
on 29 December 2005. But nothing has happened on SB 379 since
then.
In 2004, the Kansas state senate sent to its Financial Institutions
and Insurance Committee
SB 333, a bill that stated: "Any automated teller machine operated
in this state shall be designed and programmed so that when a
consumer enters such consumers personal identification number in
reverse order, the automated teller machine automatically sends an
alarm to the local law enforcement agency having jurisdiction over
the automated teller machine location." That bill died in committee
that year.
its not that fake lor. 
and
its really more plausible than the turret out from nowhere.
juz dat this email still remains a hoax.
