from: olivia diassy <oliviadiassy200@gmail.com>
date: Nov 2, 2020, 11:08 AM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Good afternoon dear ,
How are you doing? Hope you had an awesome day over there, glory be to God who has given us the great opportunity to be alive in the land of the living. I am so glad to share my secret with you because I found peace in you and believed you will not betray me. Dear my name remain Sgt Olivia Diassy, I am a soldier working with United Nation peacekeeping troop here in Senegal, on war against terrorism. I have in my possession the sum of ($850,000) dollars which I made here in Senegal for my 6 years of service here, I deposited this money with a Red Cross Agent. My dear i want you to stand as my beneficiary and also as my sister to receive the fund and keep it safe so that as soon as am through with my mission here in Senegal, you will assist me to invest it in a good profitable BUSINESS there in your country, i will give you 10% from the total money for your assistance after you have receive the money. Please reply back to me if you are willing to work with me so that i can send you the information where the money has been deposited, your urgent reply is needed. I love you dearly.
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