[panaxanax]

I just got this same unsolicited email. I have no clue who sent it and it was immediately deleted.

The “from” box was a series of numbers & letters, etc.

Anybody know how to find out the origin?

[from occupied ga]

Not easy. the origin is probably forged. However, all that spam garbage contains a link that has to be valid. DON'T CLICK ON THE LINK, but you'll probably find it's some sort of punycode that ends in a cyrillic web address ending in rf (РФ) for russian federation. If you want to take the time you can try to trace it through whichever of the 20+ russian web service providers supplied it. Just because it goes through a RF web address doesn't mean it's in Russia. It's probably some a$$hole in Florida or New Jersey.