from: Mr.John Andrew Morris <ofile4229@gmail.com>
reply-to: officenkem43@gmail.com
date: Sep 20, 2023, 12:23 AM
subject: Hello dear good friend
mailed-by: gmail.com
Hello dear good friend
How are you doing today with your family I hope you all are doing well today, This is to let you know that we just received a message from one Mrs. Linda Albert, and she told us that she related to you, and pass away last two weeks Friday and you also told her about your compensation funds and she has came to claim the funds, so we contacting you now to know if you are still alive or not, so we given you 24 hours to respond back to this message if not we are going to proceed with her okay,
So please kindly respond back to this message as soon as possible if you are still alive okay,
Thank you and God bless you
Mr.John Andrew Morris
US DEPARTMENT OF TJE TREASURY...
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