Patricia Lolie - ex-collaborator of Mr. Jules YAO

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From:     fofana angelina <lolie00225@yahoo.fr>
Subject:     Cotonou-Republique du Benin
Date:     Sat, 2 Aug 2008 13:08:44 +0200 (CEST) (07:08 EDT)

Dear SIR
This letter will surely seem surprising, but I ask you nevertheless carefully preter attention to the content of my message and give a lot of respect and consideration to my situation without surprise choice that I wear on you.

My name is Patricia lolie, I am Franco-Belgian French nationality ex-collaborator of Mr. Jules YAO, businessman and politician.

With the assistance of a senior manager of a record company in the Republic of Benin, Mr. Jules Yao has filed a package ie a trunk containing funds in the amount of ten million U.S. dollars within the society. For his own safety and security of these funds he record this trunk in my name and it was registered as containing goods family (personal effects and valuable documents), because this company is not allowed to keep among its members funds by what it is a security company and not a bank ..

Since the attempted coup d'etat perpetrated le19 September 2002 in Côte d'Ivoire, Mr. Jules Yao is missing. Following this painful situation, I myself exiled in Benin while leaving the trunk under the protection of the security company that has my ex-employee had given before his disappearance.

Since I arrived in this country I have no function, I was survived only with funds that were in my possession was my entry into this country, now that I think it is time I take my courage tomorrow for a way out of this country, therefore I am seeking your help to help me get my a good and help me am'installer in a country other than France and Belgium and thus proceed to my investments that I indicated .

I send you this letter today to seek your cooperation in this project which will be realized with the utmost discretion and confidentiality. Collaboration after that, I can guarantee you a commission that will be a mutual agreement between each of our two parties.

Everything that I do not know anybody and so far I am still searching by the authorities and the Ivorian Government has also alert the French and Belgian authorities for me to stop then only you who can always save me al'abri without the danger that something I did or I lose my property, because the trunk represented a lot for me.
While awaiting your answer, I count on
your discretion.
Best regards
Patricia lolie

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