Dear Beloved,
 
Compliments of the day to you! By this e-mail, I do sincerely apologise for my intrusion of your 
privacy. However, I have a serious concern with which I believe you might be of help and for this 
reason, I can not but reach out to someone. My name as given above is Mrs Lilian Anthony a 
nationality of Australian. I am married to Mr. Samuel Anthony who worked with Australian embassy in 
ABIDJAN IVORY COAST for nine years before he died in the plane crash On 31st of July 2000 with 
other passengers aboard as you can confirm it yourself through this web site. 
(http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm)
 
We were a dedicated Christians and decided to serve mankind to the best of our ability. Since his 
death, I have lived with the memories, fighting effortelessly to leave a normal life but all to no 
avail. I suffered mentally and psychologically and shortly was diagnosed of Cancer. I lived with 
the scourge praying earnestly for divine intervention. Just a month ago, the doctor informed me 
that I have just about three months more to live. I was not shocked. I accepted the news in good 
fate. Brethren, it is in this regard that I write to you, having sourced your address from a 
database in my late husband's internet dozier after fervent prayers. Before my husband died, he 
deposited a sum of $5.6Million (Five Million six Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) with a 
bank in cote d'ivoire. I have wholeheartedly decided to donate the entirety of this fund to any 
devoted believer or organisation and to achieve this, I need an individual that will utilize this 
funds adherently for these purposes:
 
1: For the sick, less-privilledged and destitute
2: For the Widows and the motherless babies e.t.c.
3: orphanages, Research centres and widows propagating
 
These are the wishes of a dying woman. They are the desires of my heart, hence my decision as I do 
not have a child to take over my inheritance. Please, understand that I am not doing this because 
of fear of death as I am certain where my place already is. At this point, friends, well wishers, 
and my husbands relatives are all clampered around me as I sojourn in my hospital bed and are 
unaware of my plight, hence I will not be able to make an open conversation. When I receive your 
response, I will direct you at once to the bank. 
 
All I need from you is Truthfulness, Honesty and Sincerity assuring me that you can in all honesty 
and obedience utilize the funds for the purpose with which it is meant. In any a case, a quick 
response from you will be highly appreciated as I am already on a count-down and may not have ample 
time to finalize the procedures. Any delay in response may compel me to source for other measures 
or perhaps choose the alternative which I will not be happy to. 
 
Please, do not see this as a strange possibility or an unbeliveable opportunity to make wealth, 
rather see this as a rare chance to assist the less priviledged
in truth and in spirit with a substance.
 
I await your immediate response.
 
Be Blessed!
 
Yours Sincerely
Mrs Lilian Anthony

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Dear Beloved, Compliments of the day to you! By this e-mail, I do sincerely apologise for my intrusion of your privacy. However, I have a serious concern with which I believe you might be of help and for this reason, I can not but reach out to someone. My name as given above is Mrs Lilian Anthony a nationality of Australian. I am married to Mr. Samuel Anthony who worked with Australian embassy in ABIDJAN IVORY COAST for nine years before he died in the plane crash On 31st of July 2000 with other passengers aboard as you can confirm it yourself through this web site. (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/859479.stm) We were a dedicated Christians and decided to serve mankind to the best of our ability. Since his death, I have lived with the memories, fighting effortelessly to leave a normal life but all to no avail. I suffered mentally and psychologically and shortly was diagnosed of Cancer. I lived with the scourge praying earnestly for divine intervention. Just a month ago, the doctor informed me that I have just about three months more to live. I was not shocked. I accepted the news in good fate. Brethren, it is in this regard that I write to you, having sourced your address from a database in my late husband's internet dozier after fervent prayers. Before my husband died, he deposited a sum of $5.6Million (Five Million six Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) with a bank in cote d'ivoire. I have wholeheartedly decided to donate the entirety of this fund to any devoted believer or organisation and to achieve this, I need an individual that will utilize this funds adherently for these purposes: 1: For the sick, less-privilledged and destitute 2: For the Widows and the motherless babies e.t.c. 3: orphanages, Research centres and widows propagating These are the wishes of a dying woman. They are the desires of my heart, hence my decision as I do not have a child to take over my inheritance. Please, understand that I am not doing this because of fear of death as I am certain where my place already is. At this point, friends, well wishers, and my husbands relatives are all clampered around me as I sojourn in my hospital bed and are unaware of my plight, hence I will not be able to make an open conversation. When I receive your response, I will direct you at once to the bank. All I need from you is Truthfulness, Honesty and Sincerity assuring me that you can in all honesty and obedience utilize the funds for the purpose with which it is meant. In any a case, a quick response from you will be highly appreciated as I am already on a count-down and may not have ample time to finalize the procedures. Any delay in response may compel me to source for other measures or perhaps choose the alternative which I will not be happy to. Please, do not see this as a strange possibility or an unbeliveable opportunity to make wealth, rather see this as a rare chance to assist the less priviledged in truth and in spirit with a substance. I await your immediate response. Be Blessed! Yours Sincerely Mrs Lilian Anthony