from: TIGER WOODS <suhuaaz@hotmail.com>
to: TIGER WOODS <suhuaaz@hotmail.com>
date: Jun 24, 2021, 3:56 PM
subject: ASSISTANT
mailed-by: hotmail.com
Hello Fan,
Sorry for disturbing you with my personal problem. Actually, I went on holiday in Germany some days ago and unfortunately the car that was taking me to a hotel where I lodged collided with a commercial bus and I got seriously injured on my head and my left leg, I was rushed to the closest hospital unconscious by some good Germans but the moment I got myself, I could not find my phones, wallet and all the Dollars and Euros I had with me including some of my endorsement documents.
The doctor said that the blood test he performed indicated that I lost a lot of blood during the incident and that blood will be added to me while we go for a scan to make sure that it didn't affect my brain. The doctor finally said that I will have to deposit $8000 so that they can proceed. Could you please wire the above amount to me so that the doctor will proceed with the blood, scan and also continue with the treatment as he requested.
Kindly understand that I will meet with you the moment I get back to the United States and also wire the amount back to your bank account. For confirmation, attached is a copy of my passport.
TIGER WOODS
( Golfer )
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