From: "Dear beloved one," <sylvie_kouame@yahoo.cn> 
Date: Mon, 31 May 2010 12:11:51 -0000 (GMT) 
Subject: Dear beloved one, 
 
 
 
 
Dear beloved one, 
 
l know this mail will come as a surprise to you. However is not mandatory 
nor will i in any manner compel you to honor against your will. 
My name is Madam sylvie kouame, am suffering from turberclosis, am writing 
from the hospital in Cote dIvoire, this mail is very urgent. 
I was told by the doctor that the sickness has gotten my liver damaged and 
can only live for two months. I inherited some money six million four 
hundred thousand usd,($6.400 Million us dollars) from my late Husband 
which I do not want the fund to go in vain since I can not survive from 
the illness. 
I want you to contact my house girl, Miss Olivia Essoh, her email is 
(oliviaessoh@hosanna.net) Please contact Miss Olivia with any valid 
driving license,ID card or your photo and your telephone numbers to assure 
her that you shall never cheat or betray her when you have access to this 
funds. 
All the original documents will be change from my name to yours to enable 
the SECURITY COMPANY deliver the inherited box to you in your country. 
This is the favour I need from you when you have gotten this fund: 
 
(1) Use 50% of this fund for charities and orphanage. 
 
(2) Use 50% for any investment of your choice and to support Olivia, in 
life and send her to the best university in your country when she comes to 
meet you in your country. 
This should be a code between you and Miss Olivia Essoh, in this 
transaction "Hospital" any message without this code "Hospital" is not 
from Olivia, or me as I don't know what will happen to me in the next few 
hours. Please don't betray the trust I have manifest in you. 
I don't want you to expose this transaction to anybody around you there or 
here until you and Olivia, finish every matter with the security company 
and have the inherited box to your care. 
May God bless you and guide you to make good use of this fund. 
 
Please pray for my soul to rest in peace. 
 
Madam Sylvie Kouame. 
 
 
 
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