from: Kayleigh McEnany <kayleigh_mcenany108@yahoo.com>
date: Dec 6, 2020, 8:46 PM
subject: Re: Re:
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Dear Beneficiary,
before I commence I will like to indicate my gratitude well know to you, this message is from Mrs Kayleigh McEnany the personal secretary to U.S President Donald John Trump, I am writing to inform you about your funds brought back by the United Embassy from the government of United Nation in the white house Washington DC been mandate to be deliver to your home address once you reconfirm your current address to avoid wrong delivery of your fund of $15.8 Millions USD that was assigned to be delivered to your humble home address by Honorable President Donald John Trump the President of this great country this week by CIA Field Agent Mr Mills, Bryan .
Also, reconfirm your details let me confirm it with the one I'm having here to avoid wrong delivery
Full Name:
Residential Address:
Mobile Number:
Accept my hearty congratulation once again! Via my email address (kayleigh_mcenany108@yahoo.com)
Yours Sincerely,
Mrs Kayleigh McEnany
Secretary to u.s President
1600 Pennsylvania Ave Nw,Washington,Dc 20500,united States...
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