from: Joanna Hardy <hide73@trust.ocn.ne.jp> via gmail.com
reply-to: Joanna Hardy <b.arristerhard2007@outlook.com>
date: Jul 20, 2021, 9:29 AM
subject: Greetings in good faith. I trust you are hale and hearty.
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Greetings in good faith. I trust you are hale and hearty.
I know you will be surprised to read my message, apart from being surprised you may be skeptical to reply to me due to what is happening in the internet world today but this is a different case. Your attention to this message will change your life and mine as well.
I am Joanna Hardy an Attorney, I am contacting you today because you bare the same last name with my late client, a National of your country, he passed away on the 25th of March 2020. He left the sum of $12,000,000.00 (Twelve Million USD) and until his death he never wrote a will, no one has contacted me to claim the money besides i wasn't successful in locating the next of kin, with my help you can inherit this money through some legal action. I want to present you as the next of kin of my late client so that the money will be handed over to you as the next of kin for our mutual benefits, i don't want the government to cease the funds and declare it UN-serviceable. I also want you to understand that the essence of life is to make money and be helpful to others in need.
I'm going to prepare all the required legal documents to allow the financial institution to release the said amount to you if only you accept this offer and if you agree to this proposal, it's going to be shared 50/50, the sum of USD 6,000,000.00 (Six Million USD) will be transferred to you via bank transfer while the other half goes to me.
It's not illegal i am an Attorney and i know exactly what it takes to get this done, If you are okay with the deal get back to me ASAP so i can provide relevant details to you and also i will take care of everything til we receive the money, all i need from you is to Contact the financial institution for the release of the money.
This is a great opportunity. NOTE. This has to be highly confidential between us. I look forward to your swift response, here's my email address(b.arristerhard2007@outlook.com) kindly get back to me via email if you are interested so that i can fill the necessary form and send to you, also you are advised to provide the needed detail below.
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Best regards!
Joanna Hardy
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