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Annabelle Kouassi - annabelle.kouassi008@gmail.com

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from: Annabelle Kouassi <annabelle.kouassi008@gmail.com>
date: Jan 30, 2026, 5:09 PM
subject: Dear, I need your urgent assistance,
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear, I need your urgent assistance,

My name is Miss. Annabelle Kouassi, I am 21 years old. Unfortunately, I'm now an orphan as my mother died when I was 6 years old, and my father died of food poisoning. My late father, Mr. Gagnon Kouassi, was a very wealthy timber dealer and cocoa merchant in Abidjan, the economic capital of the Ivory Coast. But unfortunately died of food poisoning. Since his death, things have completely changed, and my life has become miserable. My uncle accepted me into his house. At first, I was ok, even though his wife was too hostile. She treats me like a slave in my uncle's house.

Presently, she has influenced her husband, and life is now hell for me. Recently, I discovered a letter in my uncle's closet, and in that letter, I found out that my uncle and two other people planned and poisoned my father. My uncle conspired with my father's business rivals and poisoned my father in order to take over his businesses and inherit his wealth. In that letter, they were asking my uncle to give them their own part of the deal. While reading that letter, I had a shock, so I fainted, and my uncle came in and caught me with the letter. Ever since then, my life has been at risk. I'm afraid that they might decide to kill me or poison me as they did to my father, to keep me silent about the evil they did to my father.

For safety, I decided to run away from the house. I'm now in a hidden place very far from the town. My purpose in contacting you is that I need to come to your country secretly so that my uncle will not know my whereabouts. I have here some documents which my father gave to me secretly before he died in the hospital about the secret deposit of $3.800,000.00 (Three Million Eight Hundred Thousand United States dollars) he kept with a financial company, and he used my name as next of kin. I have verified this with the financial company before contacting you.

I shall require you to help me transfer this money to your country for investment. After the transfer, I will come to live in your country to continue my education where I stopped. I will give you all the information you need after I hear from you. I am sincerely in a sincere desire for your humble assistance in this regard. Your suggestions and ideas will be highly regarded. I am willing to offer you 20% for your effort after the successful transfer of this fund to your account overseas.

Now permit me to ask these few questions:

1. Can you honestly help me from your heart?

2. Can I completely trust you?

Please, consider this and get back to me as soon as possible. Immediately, I confirm your willingness, I will send you more details on how to proceed further.

Yours, Sincerely

Miss Annabelle Kouassi
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