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Julia Andrew - juliaandrew117@gmail.com

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from: Julia Andrew <juliaandrew117@gmail.com>
date: Nov 9, 2020, 9:40 AM
subject: Greetings From Julia Andrew
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dearest,

My dear friend, God bless you for your response to my message. I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself very well to you and let you know my plans with the money.

Children: (None). We had no children before my husband's death. Nationality: citizens of Kuwait, but currently living in a French colonizing country called Cote D’ivoire. Home address: 10 BP 3833 Abidjan 01- Siege Cocody Abidjan Cote D’ivoire State of health: Very ill now with colon cancer.

On the funds ($ 5,500,000.00) dollars. I inherited the funds through my late husband. It has been my heartfelt desire to use this money to establish a Charity Foundation, but my health is very bad. I have been suffering from colon cancer for a long time, I have undergone all kinds of treatments from one hospital to another, but I still have no solution, recently my doctor told me that I may not survive it due to the severity of my disease . Having known my conditions I have decided to donate these funds to charity through your help because if I die that money will be confiscated by the government of this country. That's why I decided to donate it now that I'm still alive.

After transferring the money to your account, I allow you to withdraw 20% of this money as a reward for handling this humanitarian work of God.

If you have agreed and are ready to handle this humanitarian work of God on my behalf, please let me know because I will be happy to have all of my late husband's funds donated to charity.

Also, I will need to know more about you and your family to allow me to put you in contact with the bank where my late husband deposited the money for the bank to proceed on how to make the transfer to your account because my health condition does not allow me to do anything currently.

Please send me more information about you, so that I can put you in contact with my bank where my late husband deposited the money.

1. Your full name ...
Mr ....Yongil Yun.........................
2. Your address ...
294,Hwaseong city,Gyeonggi-DO,Korea..........................
3. Telephone number
82 10 5682 0550……………………
4. Occupation

Sales engineer............................................. .
5. City Hwaseong city............................................... ...
6. Country ..South Korea............................................. .......
7. Age ..59 years Old............................................. .......

As soon as you send me more information about you, I will send everything to the bank where my late husband deposited the fund to introduce you to the bank as my foreign trustee and manager of my Charity Foundation, so that they can proceed legally and transfer the money to your account so I can make my last wish.

I am writing this message to you from the hospital where I have been hospitalized for the last 4 months preparing for my surgical operation as soon as possible. Please, I will need your constant communications to be able to put you in contact with the bank before my next surgery.

Waiting for your answer

Regards,
Yay Yune
Ms. Julia Andrew
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