Master Jonathon Davison of Sierra Leonia, now in Madrid Spain

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From:     jonathon davison <jonathon0d@gmail.com>
Reply-To:     walton.davison@yahooo.com.au
Subject:     Hi Dearest one.
Date:     Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:43:14 +0200 (12:43 EDT)

MASTER JONATHON DAVISON
FROM MADRID SPAIN

Hi Dearest one.

Good day and which I believe you will be of great assistants to me that will make the beginning of family relationship. I hope that this letter will not be an inconvenience or embarrassment to you.

I must not hesitate to confidence in you this simple and sincere business.

My name is Jonathon Davison; I am 21 years of age, the only son of late Mr and Mrs Walton Davison of Republic of Sierra Leonia. My father Died in June 6. 2004 before his death he was a prosperous Cocoa and Gold merchant, after his business trip to Madrid -Spain, to negotiate on a Cocoa and Gold business he wanted to invest in Madrid- Spain. My mother died when I was little and since then my father took me so special.

I have USD10, 700,000 (Ten Million seven hundred thousand United States dollars) which he deposited with my name in one of the leading security vault here in Madrid Spain, for safekeeping. He packed the money into a trunk box and deposited it to the security vault as family valuable and personnel effect, which the security vault issued him certificate of deposit during the time of deposit. The security vault did not know content of the box and I will never let them know. Because he declared the box as family valuable to the security vault. My late father wanted to use this money for investment in Madrid Spain. After the burial of my late father I came down to Madrid here in Spain, to claim the money my late father kept in the security vault with my name as the next of kin. But since then, I have not see any good person that will help me retrieve the money from the security vault because I'm afraid of people in this place.

And the normal option is for me to claim this fund out from the security vault is to look for good people out side this country that will help me retrieve the money from the security vault so that I will continue my education in your country. Because I have suffered a lot here in Madrid Spain

the death of my father actually brought sorrow to my life, as I'm writing to you now I'm writing with tears and pains because I do not know what to do. All the documents regarding to the deposit of the fund that was given to me by my late father is intact with me.

I am in a sincere desire of your humble assistance in this regard. Please, I will like you to help me retrieve these money from the security vault so that I will be out from this bad condition the death of my father have caused me into. Your suggestions and ideas will be highly regarded.

Now permit me to ask these few questions:
1. Can you honestly help me?
2. Can I completely trust you?

3. What percentage of the total amount in question
will be good for you after the money is in your
custody.

Please, consider this and get back to me as soon as possible.

Thank you so much and God bless you.
My sincere regards,
Master Jonathon Davison.

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