from: Inspector General Mr. Nelson George <bmrsji29@yahoo.com>
reply-to: iinterpolpolice5@gmail.com
date: May 10, 2020, 3:37 PM
subject: FROM POLICE FORCE UNIT OVER $20 MILLION US DOLLARS
mailed-by: yahoo.com
FROM POLICE FORCE UNIT OVER $20 MILLION US DOLLARS
Attn; Dear Beneficiary
You are welcome to Desk of Inspector General Mr. Nelson George,
International Interpol Police Force Investigating Unit Benin Rep.
Working together towards a corruption-free world by promoting and
defending integrity, justice and the rule of law' Mission statement of
the International Anti-Corruption Academy, We cover West African
Countries. You have been reported today from World delivery courier
department.
How are you today? Please this email message is coming to you from
Benin Republic International Police Command (INTERPOL) We are
contacting you today to inform you earlier that we discovered your
consignment box sum of $20million Usd from hands of arrested criminals
we got in the African Bank trying to shift your fund to their helper
partner who will share the fund with them. After the arrest we touch
them and they confessed that the $$20million USD belongs to you but
they wanted to shift it to someone who can help them and keep it well
in Jamaica they also said that they have contacted you several times
regarding the fund but you do not complied as they can transfer the
fund to you that’s why they wanted to achieve the fund within their
self.
To avoid much delaying, the $$20million USD are safety in our treasure
but we will like to hear from you before we will proceed with the
delivery to your doorstep, The best you have to do now is to keep away
from anyone in Internet from now till you have your Funds consignment
box from us because there is lot happening in internet today Interpol
Police Force, in partnership with the Stars Initiative, is working
towards the recovery and return of stolen assets.
This project allows Interpol to actively engage national law
enforcement bodies in coordinated efforts to trace, seize, confiscate
and return public funds to victims.
Meanwhile, you will pay the total amount of US$100 .00 for ISSUANCE OF
POLICE CLEARANCE REPORT which is the hindrance for your non receive of
your fund and will be signed by Attorney General and Endorse by your
Embassy here in Cotonou. The documents will back up the
consignment box before the delivery will take place, I am advising you
to be fast in all your action to avoid more problem so that we should
delivering your consignment box within 2 good working days, The
delivery of the consignment box will be accompanied by our delegate,
We are Interpol Police waiting to hear from you back.
Lastly. We did this that way to avoid any story with your consignment
box because these gentle men called Anthony Peter and Mr. Gove Mikel
and many others people here wanted to shift the consignment box and
for now they are under our care on which they must serve
government Eight months in Jail. Contact us with the payment of the
$100 upon the receipt of this mail if you wish to receive your fund
and stop wasting your hard earn money from Fraud.
Thanks and remain blessed.
FEDERAL INTERPOL COMMAND
Inspector General Mr. Nelson George.
COTONOU INTERNATIONAL
FEDERAL INTERPOL COMMAND
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