from: Grace Egobia <missgraceegobia@hotmail.com>
date: 9 Aug 2021, 08:43
subject: Reply please
mailed-by: hotmail.com
Dear Uncle,
Thank you for your responds to my mail. It is my Bonafide and real . I want you to help me receive my only inheritance fund of $1.5M in your account because now i did not belong to any family after the death of my father, and i wish to hand over my inheritance to you so that you can use it to train me in the university and in the future. Also, Uncle, i want to trust you and believe that you will never disappoint me or abandon me halfway. Please assure me of your integrity and responsibility.
My late father handed his WILL to his lawyer and i have met the lawyer but he refused to release the WILL certificate to me, saying that i am still a little Girl, i told him about my desire to travel abroad to continue my education with my inheritance, and he said that he will release the WILL certificate to anybody that i will present to him as my future guardian, so that the person will move to the bank where the money is deposited to claim the inheritance on my behalf. And before replying this email, i contacted the lawyer on phone informing him about you, and he said that he will like to hear from you before he will
release the WILL certificate. Here are his contacts:
E-mail: barr.rudolfleee@hotmail.com ,
Name: Barrister Rudolf Lee:
i will be glad to receive sincere help from you.
Thank you and God bless you for your help and concern. Attach is my picture. Can we chat and talk on whatsApp ?
Yours Faithfully,
Grace Egobia.
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