from: Hideto Miki <mikihideto05@gmail.com>
date: Feb 26, 2023, 6:30 AM
subject: Re:
signed-by: gmail.com
Hello with a warm heart and thank you for reading my request, I look forward to seeing you in this letter. I write this letter with a heart full of sadness and emotion. It requires compassion from a kind, loving and energetic person. As long as your heart is pure and sincere and my last wish comes true, I promise you will not regret this day. My name is Hideto Miki. I am 64 years old and born in Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture. I came across your email while searching on google. God and my spirit have accepted that I will contact you for help. I have been suffering from breast and throat cancer for a long time. From all the signs, my condition is really getting worse. And it's clear that I can't work or do stressful things. According to my doctor, they advised me that I might not be able to live for the next two months. So I would like to take the last opportunity to donate all my assets and wealth to charity. This is because the stage of the cancer is getting worse. I was born and raised in a motherless baby's house, so I understand the suffering of underprivileged children in society. I have been married to my deceased husband for 36 years and have no children. My husband, the late Andrew Anderson, worked for the US oil company Anadarko Oil for 11 years. Before he died in a fatal car accident. My husband died in 2015. After his death, I decided not to remarry. I sold all my real estate and deposited a total of $ 8.3 million. ($ 8 million, $ 300,000). To our non-resident account. My deceased husband's brother received over $ 2.8 million and ran away unaware that his deceased brother (my husband) left other money and property in my name. The total amount left in my name was $ 3 million. After selling all the properties, I realized $ 5.3 million and deposited it in a non-residential account in Turkey. So the total amount I have now is $ 8,300,000. I decided not to contact my deceased husband's brother again. The paying bank said in a letter that it could release the money to anyone I authorized. Therefore, this money will be sent to his or her bank account around the world. I am currently using a laptop in a hospital in London. Here I am being treated for my illness. Since then, I have lost the ability to speak and my doctor told me that I could only live for another two months. My last wish is to donate at least 60% of this to certain charities affected by natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes and orphanages. 40% can be used by yourself. What I expect is kindness, honesty, and a healthy person who fulfills my last wish on earth. Before writing to you today. I prayed to God, and my spirit gave me the confidence to send this information. It's a difficult decision. As soon as you agree to help me fulfill my last wish, I will give you the contact information of the paying bank. There are instructions on who to contact and how to quickly receive funds in your personal account. My lawyer will send you a power of attorney to prove that you are my stakeholder and the full beneficiary of this fund. All I need from you is an honest guarantee. That is, this money will be used for the above purposes when received. You are the first and last person I will contact on this issue. If you are late in replying, we will contact another individual or group for the same purpose. Feel free to do this with me. Please. Donate 60% of this money to charity and 40% to yourself. But I sincerely seek your trust in this transaction. I propose as a free-spirited and sincere person from God. Please. Be sure to accept it accordingly, as described here. And your reply will be highly appreciated.
Thank you very much.
Hideto Miki
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Hideto Miki - mikihideto05@gmail.com
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- The Sentinel
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Following is an email that this scammer sent to another scammer. It is written in the Nigerian Igbo Pidgin English language and/or a style/dialect of English typically used by Nigerian scammers. Thus, it is very likely that this scammer is a Nigerian person:
from: Hideto Miki <mikihideto05@gmail.com>
date: Feb 28, 2023, 7:49 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Oh sorry e pain you pass. D*ck head. Poor guy
Akpaoru . Akpa amugi there
from: Hideto Miki <mikihideto05@gmail.com>
date: Feb 28, 2023, 7:49 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Oh sorry e pain you pass. D*ck head. Poor guy
Akpaoru . Akpa amugi there
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