from: mrssusanjennifer30 <mrssusanjennifer30@gmail.com>
date: Oct 30, 2021, 6:26 AM
subject: Urgent Attention Please
mailed-by: gmail.com
My Dear Friend,
Greeting to you.
firstly, I got your email address from a mail Directory and decided to
mail you for permission to go ahead.
I am Mrs Jennifer Gates United Kingdom, married to Dr. James R. Gates who
worked with Texaco Oil Company in London before he died in a ghastly
motor accident on his way to a Board meeting. My husband and I were
married without any children, and I decided not to re-marry and
presently I am 69 years old. When my late husband was alive he
deposited the sum of $20.5M. (Tweety Million Five Hundred Thousand U.S.
Dollars) with a Bank. Presently this money is still with the Bank and
the management just wrote me as the beneficiary to come forward to
receive the money or rather Issue a letter of authorization to
somebody to receive it on my behalf.
I am presently in a hospital where I have been undergoing treatment
for cancer of the lungs and
inability to talk and my doctors have told me that I have only a few
months to live so I think the best thing to do is to use the money for
charity purposes. I want a person who is trustworthy that I will make
the beneficiary of my late Husband's Fund deposited with the bank so
that the person can get the money and utilize 70% of this money to
fund churches, orphanages, and widows around the world and keep the
remaining 30% for his effort.
At the moment I cannot take any telephone calls due to the fact that
my relatives (They had squandered the funds I gave them for this
purpose before now and are around me I have been helping orphans
orphanage/motherless homes. I have also donated some money for
humanitarian needs in Sudan, South Africa, Brazil, Spain, Austria,
Germany, and some Asian countries. I have been touched to the good
work of humanity through you, rather than allow my relatives to use my
husband's hard-earned funds inappropriately. I know I have never met
you but my mind tells me to do this, and I hope you act sincerely.
I want you to send me the following information, if you are interested
as an enable that you are the right beneficiary. As soon as I receive
your information, I shall give you the contact details of the bank,
authorization letter, and my picture with the doctor as the
authenticity of my integrity.
Your Full Name
Your Contact Address
Phone Number
Your Age
Your Occupation
Any of your identifications
This is to ensure that nothing jeopardizes my last wish on Earth. I
await your urgent reply. (mrssusanjennifer30@gmail.com )
Regards,
Mrs.Jennifer Gates
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