from: Jackie moniba <jackiemoniba@gmail.com>
date: Aug 30, 2020, 9:38 AM
subject: Hello dear
mailed-by: gmail.com
Thank you for your comments. I am from Indonesia and I and my husband live in the UK. I lost my husband on August 16, 2017, when i returned with a long cancer later, and the doctor said that the current procedure had not been tested and that I would go for a few months.
Before my husband died, he signed a $ 4.7 million contract with the British government, but his death chased him away before sending money to my bank account. My husband was a charity before he died, and he also encouraged me to help the poor with millions of dollars because, since my marriage, we have had no children because of my health. I sent two million dollars home. (Indonesia) and send $ 700,000 to the hospital for medicine and for other patients here.
Dear, I want to send you 2 million dollars, so that you help me for the poor and the widows under the direction of my late husband because we have no children to inherit the money. Whatever the race, when managing this project please keep it secret till you receive the fund.
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