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from: Mrs Anita Latrice Martin <masashis@sea.plala.or.jp>
reply-to: MrsAnitaLatriceMartin@hotmail.com
date: Oct 17, 2025, 10:21 AM
subject: Can I Trust you with My Donation?
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signed-by: plala.or.jp

May the peace of God be with you and your family.
Can I Trust you with My Donation? I know it will be a great surprise reading from me but please consider this as a divine intervention as a pastor explained to me. My name is Mrs. Anita Latrice Martin, a widow from Honolulu Hawaii USA. and I am writing to you from my sick bed because I have been fighting cancer and the doctors say I have only a few weeks left. I want to entrust you with my properties and cash in my private account worth $17.500,000 Million USD in your care for charity purposes to help the less privileged as my late husband's relatives want me dead so that they will claim all my late husband and I worked for. I will tell you more about myself and what you need to do with the money once you receive it. Please write to me as soon as possible. My health is pretty bad, and my doctors say I will be moved to the intensive care unit anytime soon. Have a blessed day and please do pray for me. God bless you.

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Please contact me on my private email ( MrsAnitaLatriceMartin@hotmail.com )

Best Regards
Mrs Anita Latrice Martin

from: Anita Martin <msanitamartin65@outlook.com>
date: Feb 7, 2026, 4:02 PM
subject: Re:
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Greetings,

I deeply appreciate your interest and concern for my health. Since you are willing to carry out my last wishes, I will share with you what I hope you can do for me.

From all indications, my condition has deteriorated, and according to the doctors, I may not survive the next couple of weeks. My situation has reached a critical and life-threatening stage, which is why I am entrusting you with the responsibility of ensuring my funds are used to help the less privileged, including orphanages, single mothers, and widows in our society.

I have a personal connection to this cause, having grown up in an orphanage myself. This experience has left me with a profound desire to support those in need. I was married to my late husband, Engineer Richard Martin, for 19 wonderful years until his tragic passing on March 10, 2020, in an auto accident while traveling to meet his family. That day felt like the end of the world to me, but my Christian faith, along with the support of Rev.Thompson Dericks, helped me find the strength to continue.

I am a devout Christian and a God-fearing woman, just like my late husband. Richard and I lived in Germany for over 16 years, where he worked as a petrochemical consultant. He rose through the ranks to become an executive director with a multinational construction and oil servicing conglomerate before his demise. Together, we built substantial investments, which I continued to manage until my current medical condition.

When my illness became terminal, and because I do not have a next of kin to inherit the wealth Richard and I worked hard to accumulate, I made the decision to sell our properties and inherited belongings. I deposited the proceeds—$18.5 million USD—with a bank.

I humbly request that, as a God-fearing person who cares for humanity, you take it upon yourself to ensure this fund is used for the purposes I’ve mentioned. It is my wish that you keep 40% of the total funds for yourself and your family, while dedicating the remaining 60% to charity. This decision brings me peace, knowing that I can still contribute to making the world a better place, even in my final days.

I trust that you will handle this matter with the utmost confidentiality. Please do not share this information with anyone, especially my late husband's brother or others who might misuse it. What matters most now is fulfilling my mission and ensuring that this legacy is used for good.

I will provide you with more details as soon as I have your word and your promise not to betray my trust.

May God bless you abundantly as you take on this responsibility.

Best Regards.
Mrs. Anita Latrice