from: Garret Wilson <sgtgarretwilson@gmail.com>
date: Oct 25, 2021, 5:02 AM
subject: Re:
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Hello
I am Sergeant Garret Wilson of the U.S. Army 2nd Brigade, 25th Infantry
Division stationed in Afghanistan.
Please grant me the benefit of the doubt and hear me out. I want to
inform you that I have in my possession right now the sum of (Twenty
Four Million Dollars) we recovered it from the Taliban’s stronghold
hideout and the United States Military will soon pull out completely
from Afghanistan therefore I have to act very fast before time runs
out.
To escape military awareness, I decided to lodge the money at the
United Nations Security Vault pending when I get a reliable Partner
who will receive the Fund on my behalf. While depositing the money I
declared the real content of the METAL TRUNK BOX (Consignment) as
Family Valuable Treasure. Everything is legal. I have made a concrete
arrangement to move the funds out of Afghanistan through Remittance
Channel. The most important Question is, Can I Trust you? I will offer
you 40 percent and 60 percent share for me.
If you are interested I will furnish you with more details upon
receipt of your response.
I need a straight answer; YES OR NO. If yes, then let's work together
and let me have your contact details. There is no time to waste. I must
complete this before we the (U.S. Army) complete pull out process from
this country. Already we have started pulling out slowly.
Get back to me with your Full names. Physical address. Occupation and
Mobile numbers for proper filing and processing.
I trust you and hope you will never let me down.
Please reply to: sgtgarretwilson@gmail.com
Yours Sincerely,
Sgt. Garret Wilson
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