from: Mrs Robin Sanders <consultancydelivery001@gmail.com>
date: Oct 31, 2021, 2:12 PM
subject: Re:
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn:
I will have to introduce myself to you, I am Sgt. Daniel Mascorro, serving in the 3rd infantry division of the U.S Army presently on a peacekeeping mission in Baghdad Iraq. I am from San Diego California USA. I need your assistant only if you can be trusted in receiving (12 pieces of undiluted raw gold bars) for me. Please if you don't believe in this, kindly delete this message but if you are interested and have any question towards this, kindly email me back so that we can be able to discuss every step towards achieving success on this. Be rest assured that all you need to know about the authenticity of this delivery will be given to you. All I seek from you is Trust.
I want you to Understand that these gold bars were discovered in a hideout of the Taliban's/ rebels here and it's been saved in a trunk box which is under my possession. Meanwhile, let me Know if you are capable of handling this transaction on my behalf.
I will be looking to hearing from you
Respectfully,
Sgt.Daniel MaMascorro
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