Madam Joy frank, the wife of late Brig. Gen. Koko Frank

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From:     joy frank <joy_frank1@walla.com>
Subject:    MADAM JOY FRANK
Date:    Sat, 5 Jul 2008 17:14:53 +0300 (10:14 EDT)

Dear Friend

I decided to contact you after a frantic search and after being convincedwithin me that you’ll not disappoint me considering the important of thistransaction to me and to my family.

I am madam Joy frank, the wife of late Brig. Gen. Koko Frank former
assistant Ecomog Commander, He died at the Dafur region of Sudan where theywere on a peace keeping mission after being ambushed by Sudanese rebels. Hehas since being buried in line with military and religious rites and thefamily have since moved out from the officers miss.

My purpose of contacting you is to seek your assistance in retrieving aparticular fund deposited by my late husband in a security company inEurope. The whole documents relating to the fund are in intact with myeldest son and as a mother of fact, he is the particular person that withtransact the deal with you.

The amount involved is Five million, five hundred thousand U.S. dollars(US$10.5m). Upon your receipt of this mail, you are expected to furnish methe following info:

FULL NAMES :................................
AGE:................................
ADDRESS:....................................
TELE PHONE:......................................
OCCUPATION:.................................
COMPANY:....................................
COUNTRY:....................................
Upon the receipt of your respond, I will forward the whole details includingthe area of assistance required from you.

A negotiable part of the fund will be given to you at the end as
compensation for your assistance. This will be discussed when I hear fromyou. You can get back to me via my alternative mail address joy.frank300@yahoo.dk

Thanks for your anticipated assistance.

Yours Sincerely,
MADAM JOY FRANK

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