from: Mrs Liz <ct@digi.com.my> via gmail.com
reply-to: mrsliz918@gmail.com
date: Nov 24, 2025, 1:22 PM
subject: Re,Charity
mailed-by: gmail.com
i am Mrs Liz. 70 years old, du*b, and a widow. I was married to a late
Engr. Hamilton, my late husband was from California, USA who worked
with Shell Development Company in London for twenty-six years before
he died in the year August 9th, 2016 after a brief illness that lasted
only five days. When my late husband was alive he deposited the sum of
8.4million dollars in a Bank in Ohio USA. Following my ill health
(Cancer of the Lungs), My doctor told me that I may not live longer
than required due to my health condition. I am looking forward to
seeing someone like you who can use this money in charitable works to
help those in need. More details will be made known to you upon your
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