from: Lisarine Saiid <lizaverdsaiid@gmail.com>
date: May 14, 2020, 4:02 PM
subject: Re: ::
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Greetings to you and your family, I know this letter must have come to you as surprise, in my search for a reliable trust worthy person and having gotten your contact via personal research I made here on my sick bed, I have decided to seek for your assistance in carrying out my last wishes. My name is Lisarine Saiid I'm a 68 years old woman from Brooklyn New York, United States. I am a successful businesswoman property developer and the majority shareholder of Country Garden Holdings. I am in a hospital where I have been undergoing treatment for Covid-19 Coronavirus at The Brooklyn Hospital Center.
I have kept (US$21.2 Million Dollars) in a long-term deposit in JP Morgan Chase Bank. I don't have any hope of surviving this deadly disease. I have since lost my ability to talk and my doctor has told me that I have only 20% chance of survival, It is my last wish to see this money distributed to Humanitarian needs and Support to Orphans and Less Privileged Children around the world.
Please, I plead to you with sincerity to help me execute this project, use your judgement to distribute the money and keep 30% of the total fund to yourself. Feel free to deduct your percentage when you have the money with you. If you are willing to help, please reply by contacting me on my private email address (lizaverdsaiid@gmail.com) also include your Full Name, Age, Nationality, Occupation and Direct Phone Number, I want this project to be completed within next 5 working days because I have very little chance of survival.
Awaiting your prompt response for more details.
Best Regards
Mrs. Lisarine Saiid
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