Dear honest one.
How are you today? It took me a great courage to write this mail to you
because I do not know you in person and such I wondered how you would
react to this letter within my heart.
I am Sonia Moses and i am 22 yrs old, My mother was an African American
while my father was from the french speaking colony of Cote D' Ivoire in West
Africa, i was living with my mother not too far from Charleston building, 601
57th Street, Charleston West Virginia USA. And i attended Charleston senior
High School, 1201 Washington Street E, Charleston, WV.
I lost my mother sometimes ago and after her death i came to meet my
father for the very first time in Cote d' Ivoire, though he was also living in the
state before he relocated back to Cote d' Ivoire to set up a business.
Exactely two months and one week after i came to meet my father with
the help of US consulates he died, he was very sick when i came to meet him.
But before his death, there were some document he gave to me and he
told me that everything he worked for in his life time is in the documents and
when i crosscheck the documents, i discovered that my late father deposited
8, Million United State dollars ( $8.000.000 ) in a Security Company here in
Cote D'Ivoire and he deposited the money for foreighn investment.
The reason he deposited the money was because of the political
problems that is going on in this country Cote D'Ivoire.
What i am telling you is that i am just a young girl and there is
little or nothing i could do on my own and again if my late father relative find
out that my late father left that kind of money in my care i don't know what
they might do to me, so i need you to help me contact the Security
Company and claim the deposited Item for me as my friend and Guandian,
and take me along with you.If you do this for me apart from the love i will also
offer you 5% of
the total money for helping me.
Please i requested for your trust and understanding because it might
sound unbeleivable but it is the truth. Please get back to me
as soon as posible.
Sincerely,
Miss Sonia
