from: Mohammed Jahmmeh <mjammeh2050@gmail.com>
reply-to: mjammeh2050@yahoo.com
to: kingsun2050@gmail.com
date: Jan 20, 2022, 1:21 PM
subject: Compliment
mailed-by: gmail.com
How are you today?
My name is Mohammed Jammeh the son of the former president of Gambia
Yahya Jammeh.
I just saw your contact on a webpage and I decided to contact you and
confide on you over this matter.
I am interested in your field of occupation and I want to know from
you how we can invest the sum of $65 Million U.S.D which deposited in
an offshore account.
I want you to handle this matter confidentially because of my fathers
Political status in my country.
I will give you further details on how to contact the bank as soon as
you indicate your interest to work with me.
Feel free to reach me on +2208793065. Or leave a telephone number for
me to reach you on so that we can discuss.
Look forward to receiving your positive reply.
Regards,
Mr. Mohammed Jammeh
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