from: hiring@cremica.in
to: Recipients <hiring@cremica.in>
date: Jan 18, 2022, 6:33 AM
subject: My Dearest One
mailed-by: cremica.in
My Dearest One This is Miss Michelle Charles, from Trinidad & Tobago. I am writing from the hospital in London , therefore this mail is very urgent as you can see that I'm dying in the hospital which I don't know what tomorrow will be. I was told by my doctor that I was poisoned and got my liver damaged and can only live for some months. I inherited some money ($7.7 Million) from my late father and I cannot think of anybody trying to kill me apart from my step mother in order to inherit the money, she is from Ghana and is based in London. I want you to contact my servant with this information below: Servant: Belinda Degler Email: belindadgeler919@gmail.com He will direct you to a well known lawyer that I have appointed to him, the lawyer will assist you to change the documents of the money to your name to enable the bank to transfer the money to you. This is the favor I need when you have gotten the money :- (1) Give 20% of the money to my servant Belinda Degler as he has been there for me through my illness and I have promised to support her in life. (2) Give 30% of the money to handicap people and charity organizations, then the remaining one is yours. If I don't hear from you, I will look for another person or an organization. Please do not forget to contact Belinda Degler May Almighty God bless you and use you to accomplish my wish. Pray for me always. Miss Michelle Charles.
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Michelle Charles - belindadgeler919@gmail.com
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Michelle Charles - belindadgeler919@gmail.com
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