from: Denis Ucirvine <khdel268@gmail.com>
date: Nov 17, 2020, 10:50 AM
subject: Re:
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I got your message and I hope your day is going well. Actually i do not know the exact message.
However, as a medical doctor, I do not have any experience about charitable job, and that is a reason why I decided to search in my first previous message for an honest person or group of persons who are willing ,and ready to receive her money of which this woman has decided to use for sponsoring charitable foundation such as helping less privileged children and also to build schools for the poor.
And Mrs. Fujioka, health is very bad at the moment here in the hospital, as you can see in the photo of a week ago that I took with her and there is no chance of survival due to coronary artery disease. That is why she is asking for someone who is capable of managing the fund properly.
Therefore, I shall say more to you shortly because I am already at work and I will write to explain further which is to receive more information from her regarding her cash deposit that she wants to use to sponsor charitable foundations.
I hereby attached a photo of a week ago that I took along with her here at the hospital.
Regards.
Denis Ucirvine
{Doctor}.
Medicines Sans Frontiers
Regional Hospital De Lomé- Togo
Western Africa, DWB/AF/LB/MED042.
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