from: saneh@ms.su.ac.th
reply-to: enprrolosdc@gmail.com
to: Recipients <saneh@ms.su.ac.th>
date: Dec 3, 2020, 11:37 AM
subject: Request for a Humanitarian Works
mailed-by: ms.su.ac.th
Hello,
My Name is Mrs Isabelle Cathrine Asiedu. I am writing this message to you today because my husband passed away since 2017. My late husband was diagnosed with cancer and heart attack and was admitted to the hospital and the treatment started, but he later on suffered a blood clot and heart attack after his first treatment, but after all, he died on the same sickness.
It is my desire and enthusiasm to donate 15.2 Million USD which I inherited from my late husband for charity works to help the less privileges. Being a devoted Christian, I have no other option than to use this $15.2 million to help those that is in need. Therefore, I would like to know if you are interested to be involved and join me in this humanitarian movement / project because I want to entrust this money in your care as a donation to help the less privilege in our society. If you are interested to work with me on this project, please send me your full names, home address, telephone Number and occupation and any other relevant information about you.
Finally, I urge you to join me in my sorrow / grieve and pray to God to accept my late husband’s soul in his kingdom. Please, reply immediately together with your complete details which will be used to process the transfer of the money to your country. Please reply through this email address enprrolosdc@gmail.com
Mrs. Isabelle Cathrine Asiedu
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Isabelle Cathrine Asiedu - isabelle.amenganvi@outlook.com
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from: Isabelle M. Ameganvi <isabelle.amenganvi@outlook.com>
date: Dec 7, 2020, 3:02 AM
subject: Request For Humanitarian Assistance
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: outlook.com
from: Isabelle M. Ameganvi <isabelle.amenganvi@outlook.com>
date: Dec 7, 2020, 3:02 AM
subject: Request For Humanitarian Assistance
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: outlook.com
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