from: Rev. David Ignatius <wentrwn@gmail.com>
date: Nov 22, 2021, 4:36 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello,
On behalf of the Trustees and Executors of the Estate of Late Jim
Mansfield Sr.,
I once again try to contact you as my several letters were returned
undelivered.
I hereby decided to reach you again with this same email, as given to me by one
of the witnesses to the WILL.
I write to inform you that Late Jim Mansfield Sr., made you a
beneficiary in his WILL.
He left the sum of Five Million, Three Hundred Thousand US dollars
($5,300.000.00) in your name.
This may sound strange and unbelievable to you since none of his
family members seem to
know you, but this is real and true. Being a widely traveled man, he
must have been in
contact with you in the past or you were nominated to him by one of
his numerous friends
abroad who trust your ability and integrity. According to him, this
money is to help the poor and
create jobs.
Mr. Late Jim Mansfield Sr., until his death was an Irish billionaire,
a property mogul
and a Government contractor. He died on the 29 January 2014 at the age
of 74, and his
WILL is now ready for execution. Please, if this email reach you, do
endeavor to get back
to me ASAP with your telephone number.
Rev. David Ignatius
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