Miss Kone Acha of Cote D'Ivoire with $7.500.000 USD

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From:     Misskone Aicha <koneaicha85@sify.com>
Subject:     Urgent please
Date:     Sat, 27 Sep 2008 22:37:08 +0500 (IST) (13:37 EDT)

Miss Kone Acha.
Abidjan Cote d'Ivoire
koneaicha85@sify.com

To your
attention God chosen one,

I am Miss Kone Acha, the daughter to the
late Dr. Seri Ali Kone of Cote D'Ivoire, the National coordinator of the
West African council of Islamic leaders, assassinated by unknown
individuals on the 24th February 2008.

For fear of death, my late
father's lawyer advised me to leave this country immediately with my
heritage to your country for investment and to continue my studies
there.

Honestly, I am in dare need of parental care as to preserve my
life from danger as an orphan. Before time, it has been of my desire to
become a CHRISTAIN, but my father's position in Islam, that even caused
his death, never permitted me to become a Christian.

Before his date,
he made a security deposit of $7.500.000 USD in one reputable security
company here in my country on my name as the most
senior amongst his
only two (2) daughters.

The political situation in my country today
is very bad, I decided to lift this huge sum to your country because of
the political stability there as to assist the needy, orphans like me
and motherless babies or to open or assist churches for God's work.

I
would request that you please reply me very quickly and include your
contact details as to permit me give to you more details about
this.

I Thank and God bless you

My sincere LOVE,
Miss Kone
Acha.

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