from: Sam Bello <littlesambello@gmail.com>
date: Aug 23, 2021, 1:02 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Please i am writing this letter to you with the
strictest confidentiality, I am Sam Bello from Congo
I had been reliably informed by my aged mother who is
65yrs old of an amount of money and jewelry in gold
that my late father deposited in a custom office vault in
Ghana in her name .
When i collected the documents from her i saw that the
amount was not mentioned but it had been labeled
personal belonging...but my mother confided to me that the
codified box contain US$20 million dollars, and
an unspecified quantity of gold.
Right Now we have these arrangement to retrieve out the
cash box out of the custom office company and now preparing
to push out the cash box immediately to you in your
end, and i personally will be coming over once receive
by you.
Please because of our tense political background. we
need a trustee like you to receive these cash box for
us and for our subsequent investment abroad.
Me and my mother has agreed to give 30% to you that is
willing to help us to receive our cash box.
Hope to hear from you soon,
Sam Bello
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