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Prince Owen Douglas - princeowendouglas@gmail.com

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from: PRINCE OWEN DOUGLAS (Menarini Diagnostics Ltd,) United Kingdom. 1 Churchill place, London Englan <princeowendouglas3@gmail.com>
reply-to: princeowendouglas@gmail.com
date: Jan 9, 2026, 11:28 AM
subject: { RE;HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU
mailed-by: gmail.com

PRINCE OWEN DOUGLAS.
Mob: (+44) 412 3001183002
1 Churchill place, London England E14 5HP

(BUSINESS INVESTMENT )
Please Your Whatsapp Mobile Number
Good Morning.
Attention: Dear Sir / Madam.

I Am Prince Owen Douglas, I got your information from a valid friend whom you have helped in securing property long ago and I want to inquire from you, if you can handle a financial (INVESTMENT) of £8. 5 Million POUNDS in buying a landed property , Houses Hospital. which I believe will benefit you and I. Please acknowledge on my private e-mail address your contact details bellow Private Contact Email = www: { princeowendouglas@gmail.com } Please Your Whatsapp Mobile Number

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thanks and God bless.

Prince Owen Douglas.
(Menarini Diagnostics Ltd,) United Kingdom.
1 Churchill place, London England E14 5HP
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