From: Patricia Knewl <patriciaknwl@yahoo.com>
Reply: Patricia Knewl <paticiaknewl@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 25 Jan 2018 20:26:41 +0000 (UTC)
Subject:
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 decided to e-mail you believing in my faith that you will handle this issue with sincere mind.
I am Mrs Patricia Knewl, from Solomon Island, I am married to Dr. John Knewl who worked with our Embassy in Cote d'ivoire for nine years before he died on the 19th November 2010. We were married for eleven years without a child. He died after a brief illness that lasted for only four days. Please I am contacting you to let you know my desire to establish a charity foundation in your country with some amount of Euro (8,800,000.00) That was deposited by my late husband (Dr. John Knewl) It is my desire to see that this money is invested to any charity organization of your choice in your country and distributed each year among the charity organizations, motherless babys home, mosques, churches, Schools, supporting destitute aged men and women or whatever you may have in mind that will be to the benefit of the less fortunate.
I asked members of my husband family to donate to charity organization, they refused and kept the money for themselves. Hence, I do not trust them anymore, they are not contented with what left for them and all their wealth. I took this decision because I was raised from a motherless babys home and presently, I'm hospitalized where I am undergoing treatment for my up coming cancer surgery operation. Please reply as soon as possible to confirming your acceptance to this proposition so that I will give you all the relevant information that will authorise the release and transfer of the fund to you as my duly assigned representative.
Thank you in advance for your understanding and I look forward hearing from you urgently.
Yours sister in Christ,
Mrs Patricia Knewl