from: christywalllton2202@aol.com
reply-to: christywalllton2202@aol.com
date: 12 Jul 2021, 19:58
subject: Attention:
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From the desk of Mrs. Christy Walton
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
30M Seaway International Bridge
Rooseveltown, NY 13683, USA.
Attention:
My name is Mrs. Christy Walton from Rooseveltown, NY. I am writing to let you Know that we received several consignment boxes and packages containing ATM cards, checks and some other items signed and Approved by the United Nations with some people's names/inscriptions on them.
Among the consignment boxes / packages that are still in our custody, your name was included on them. Others are from our New York Customs branch, sent to our office to make clarification that you received your consignment box.
Two days ago (Mrs. Ann Calvert) sent us a message stating that she was a family member of yours and she also said that you are no longer alive and she made us understand that you handed over your belongings to her when you were still alive. Now, she is demanding from our office that the consignment box should be released to her as your next of kin but we are still waiting to see if you will respond to this email within two days as (HOMELAND SECURITY REVENUE)(FBI) AND UNITED NATIONS) has warned us to be very careful in our dealings with you and that was the reason we ignored the message from (Ms. Ann Calvert) but still waiting to see if you will respond to this alert message for us to be sure that you are still alive before we let you know the next line of action and the best way you can receive your consignment box without any more delay on it.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Mrs. Christy Walton
Customs Department Director
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
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