from: Emmanuel John <jamesgilliard98@gmail.com>
reply-to: basilbarry4@gmail.com
date: Aug 29, 2025, 2:40 PM
subject: Your Lottery Winning Notice
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attention beneficiary:
Your Lottery Winning Notice
YOUR FUNDS LAST CHANCE FOR THIS YEAR, I am sending you this mail in regards to your fund inheritance payment worth US$12 Million. United
State Dollars in custody of the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC).
This is to inform you that the Lottery Winning payment is in the amount of US$12 Million. was legally approved and deposited with the Bank, Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) The lottery won by your e-mail address via an online active email address selected from the sponsor of Coca Cola Company award. It was registered with your email address by the Lottery Board Executive Directors of Coca-Cola Company Canada
Branch,
This is to notify you that Mr. David I McKay the President and CEO Royal Bank of Canada visited my office with an envelope containing copies of documents and the documents are your lottery won payment file. They stated that you disclaim your Lottery win and the purpose of visiting my office is to seek support and have my signature on the documents for easy confiscation of your US$12 Million. to the government budget account since you don't want to receive it. but with the experience in the judiciary i refused to sign the documents.
However, due to humanitarian ground and sympathy. I immediately called up the Mr. Mark Carney Prime Minister of Canada and explain your matter to him as regards to your payment and he personally called Mr. David I McKay CEO Royal Bank of Canada to reduce the payment from a higher rate to US$125 in order to help you afford the fee.
To this end it will interest you to know that every and any fee/charges required has been reduced to only the sum of $125,US dollars. This step is in order to enable you to afford this only fee and receive your ATM Visa Card. NOTE: Every documentation proof for your fund has been packaged and sealed to be mailed together with your Visa Card to your address.
You are required to buy only $125, usd iTunes Apple cards and Steam Wallet Cards. The ONLY charge you will ever pay before your package will leave your address. You will never pay a dime again as agreed and signed down here in Court of Canada that you will never pay any other money apart from the $125, usd
Please know that you have from now till the end of today to affect the required payment and receive your ATM Visa Card. I don't want you to doubt me on this because after you send the money you will surely share the testimony to your family and to the church where you worship.
Therefore, the days of you being subjected to paying twice Double Payment is over as that is the case with some corrupt officials down there in Africa. The payment approval documents have been acquired for the smooth delivery of your ATM visa Card of US$12 Million. You were awarded the fund for investment to ease the economic crunch and to be profitable and help others in need as a measure to ease the present economic hardship.
This is your last chance to comply with the instruction or else i will close your fill which will make it impossible for you to receive your fund in future. You have only Today to comply or lose this great opportunity. LAST WARNING CANCELLATION AFTER TODAY.
Thanks, and God bless.
Best Regards,
Rt.Hon. Emmanuel John, P.C. Chief Justice of Canada
Ontario Superior Court of Justice,
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