from: Jamileh Raisi <jamilehalamolhodaraisi@gmail.com>
date: Jan 4, 2026, 1:03 AM
subject: Hope we can Collaborate { John David Bryan }
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My name is Jamileh Alamolhoda, and I am the wife of the Iranian death president,
Ebrahim Raisi.
Under classified information: My husband deposited money and gold with the United Nations Department
for safety and security in Istanbul- Turkey. I don't want my noble husband's wealth to be swept under the carpet
and silently taken because he was hated by many for no justifiable reasons. For this, I am referring you to the
diplomat who airlifted the two trunk boxes to Turkey a year ago. He, only, has the transactional code number to
act with the United Nations storage department on my behalf ( note that, the diplomat doesn't know the real
content of the two steel boxes as they were registered as my husband' s personal valuables prior Airlift ment till
date). Also, no one has the unlocking code numbers to the two boxes. There is a 'bond of no tampering' attached .
I shall disclose the unlocking code to you when you have the two boxes with you
I will empower you with a letter of authorization that can make you/your name a beneficiary of the two
deposited trunk boxes. The bottom line is to set up businesses under your name on an agreeable 60/40 profit
margin share. God bless
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