From: "mrs.rebecca@cantv.net" <mrs.rebecca@cantv.net>
Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2010 17:27:11 -0430
Subject: From: Mrs. Rebecca Garang
From: Mrs. Rebecca Garang
Jubba,
South
Sudan.
Greetings in the name of the highest
GOD. The source through which I got your contact gave me the confidence to
reach you. I am Mrs. Rebecca Garang the widow of late John Garang who was
until his death the vice president of Sudan in Africa. My son is aware of my contact with
you.
Considering the magnitude of this transaction. I intended
to get better acquainted with you on phone before writing you in full
details. My late husband having indefatigably fought as the great leader of
the SUDANS PEOPLE LIBERATION MOVEMENT (SPLM) for over 22yrs, in the month
of November 2004 he was invited by President Bush and the United Nation top
officials alongside with the incumbent President Umar Al-Bashir in US and
was offered US$30million by the US government as his compensation in the
decades of opposition and to join the Government of National Unity of
Sudan. Having accepted his condition to be the Vice President and organize
a fresh election in Sudan within the next six months he accepted the cash
offer and this led to a peace agreement that was signed on the 6th of
January 2005 and subsequently was sworn into office as the Vice President
of Sudan on the 9th of July 2005 without foreseeing the plot to eliminate
him just days ahead. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace. For more
information’s in relation to this, please check this BBC site: http://news.bbc.co
.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/4737661.stm
The US$30million was
safeguarded in many ways as he intended to contest in the presidential
election and use part of this money for his campaign. Since his demise,
President Al-Bashir and his cohorts have done all they could seek
information on where this money was saved to no avail.
I am giving you
this information based on the confidence I have bestowed on you and do pray
that you will not betray or lead me astray. $15Million dollar deposited in
a Swiss bank, He bought large landed properties located in the heart of
Ugandan capital Kampala and $5Million US is
deposit in a suspense account of a prime bank in Abidjan capital of Cote
D’Ivoire in West
Africa, Unfortunately the Swiss account has been shutdown. I
will explain more when I call you on phone.
As a matter of fact,
The United States (U.S.) has implored the Khartoum regime to make up for lost time in preparing
for an independence referendum early next year for the Southern Sudan.
In fact, on the sidelines of a
meeting of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in New York, U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Rodham
Clinton, met with Sudan’s Vice President Ali Osman
Taha to impress upon him the need for a well-organised and peaceful vote in
January.
The Barack Obama administration
has said it is “inevitable” the south will declare independence. Given the
south’s substantial known oil resources, many worry that the predominantly
Muslim north will find it difficult to accept an independent
south.
There are also fears that a vote splitting the south and north
will re-ignite a bloody civil war that ended in
2005.
Due to circumstances and challenges am currently facing with the
government of Sudan now, it is not in any way safe for me to bring in this
money in Sudan or even discuss this with anybody locally and this has kept
me in a skeptical condition to disclose anything to
anybody.
My aim of contacting you is to nominate you as the beneficiary
of this deposit with the bank in Abidjan capital of Cote d’Ivoire for
the transfer of this money to your account, which I intend to invest
in a lucrative business in your country, If this offer is acceptable by you
notify me immediately to enable me forward you with the full contacts of
the bank in Abidjan capital of Cote d'Ivoire (IVORY COAST) and every other
necessary information needed for the release of this
deposit
Regards.
Mrs. Rebecca Garang
