from: Gloria Johnson <gloria.johnson1@iiiha.com>
date: 29 Apr 2021, 08:52
subject: Details
mailed-by: iiiha.com
Hello, I write to you in good faith and hoping that you will understand the importance of my email, My decision to contact you is because i have been recently diagnosed with cancer and the doctor said i have less than 6 weeks to live. since the sudden news was announced to me, i have be reflecting over my life in the past.
it is painful that after over 24 years of peaceful marriage with my last husband, we had no child of our own that will inherit our numerous wealth. In the past, i have made reasonable donations to the victims of Earthquake and COVID 19 in Haiti and recently to same victims in Philippines, Japan and Thailand.
Now that my health is gradually deteriorating, i cannot continue to do all there by myself any more. I strongly desire to reach out to the poor and needy people, but i would prefer to continue this with the assistance of a kind person. I want you to answer the following questions,(1) are you a God fearing person? (2) If i donate ($12.5MUSD)Twelve Million five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars to you, can you be able to utilize it wisely to achieve my heart desire of supporting poor people around you? (3) Will you open a charity foundation in the name of my husband and I?, Please reply me as soon as possible.
Yours faithfully,
Mrs. Gloria Johnson.
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