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from: INTERNATIONAL POLICE AUTHORITY <usembassy778@gmail.com>
reply-to: internationalp519@gmail.com
date: Jan 11, 2022, 5:15 AM
subject: Dear beneficiary
mailed-by: gmail.com

INTERNATIONAL POLICE AUTHORITY
JOHN F. KENNEDY RESIDENT AGENCY
ANTI-TERRORIST AND MONETARY CRIMES DIVISION
Deferred inspections unit
American airlines - terminal nine1st floor arrivals area - room 11-161

With Due Honor Dear beneficiary

How are you today ? Please this email message is coming to you from
Police Command (INTERPOL) office of the international police
authority (IPA) hereby write to inform you that we caught a diplomatic
Agent by the name Mr.Daniel Richard at (John F Kennedy International
Airport) here in New York with a consignment trunk box filled with
United States Dollars.

We are contacting you today to inform you earlier that we discovered
your consignment box worth $5.5 Million USD Dollars from hands of
arrested criminals trying to shift your fund to his helper partner to
share the fund with them. After the arrest we he confessed that the
$5.5 Million USD Dollars belongs to you but he wanted to shift it to
his friend in Bank of America New York. The diplomatic Agent Mr.Daniel
Richard said that he have contacted you several times regarding the
custom clearance certificate but you do not complied that was the
reason why he wanted to share the fund with his friend working in Bank
of America

To avoid much delaying, Your consignment box is safe in our custody
but we will like to hear from you before we will proceed with the
delivery to your doorstep, The best you have to do now is to keep away
from Customs from now till you have your Funds consignment box from us
because there is lot of thing that is happening in the world today
Interpol Police Force, in partnership with the Federal Bureau
Investigation (FBI) is working towards the recovery and return of
stolen assets.

This project allows Interpol to actively engage national law
enforcement bodies in coordinated efforts to trace, seize, confiscate
and return public funds to victims. Meanwhile, the only require fees
which you will pay and receive your consignment trunk box worth $5.5
Million USD Dollars is $100.00 to enable obtain funds clearance paper
from the origin of the funds Benin Republic to avoid any harassment
from any Authority. So you are advised to urgently get back to me with
your home address and also pay the $100 fee to avoid further delay of
your package

I will get everything done and shipped your consignment to you without
any additional fees and will take 24hrs to arrive at your registered
address. You have my words.

Yours Truly,

Sgt. Bright Sidney
JOHN F. KENNEDY RESIDENT AGENCY
ANTI-TERRORIST AND MONITORY CRIMES DIVISION
FEDERAL INTERPOL POLICE COMMAND NEW YORK.
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