from: Mrs.Natasha Benjamine <jamescomey6@gmail.com>
reply-to: mrs.natasha.benjamin19571@gmail.com
date: Oct 23, 2021, 2:32 PM
subject: Letter of Intent
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good day,dear!
Hello:
My name is Mrs.Natasha Benjamin; Can I seek your consent to establish a charity foundation in my name? You may wonder how I got to know you and your information, and what informed my decision, you have no cause to worry about these questions,
I mean no harm. I am a dying woman without a child and I was diagnosed with cancer Nine years ago. In my present condition, life is without meaning to me and hope has since eluded me, each day I give my entire existence a thought, I feel overpowered by gloom and despair, also saw nothing but death lurking around, All these are my reasons for deciding on using anything in my name for charity in which co-incidentally you have been favored as the beneficiary.
I shall be undergoing major operations in a few days from now and I want to will my inheritance to you and to enable you set up the charity foundation to help the less-privileged.
Please copy my email and clike on reply
Yours Truly
Mrs.Natasha Benjami
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