Mr. Oliver Maneti, has US$10Million with the Reserve Bank Of South Africa

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From:     OLIVER MANETI <lamba_sambudu@yahoo.com>
Reply-to:     <olivermaneti@hotmail.it>
Subject:     re:re:re:reply
Date:     Sun, 14 Dec 2008 01.59.30 +0100 (Sat, 18:00 EST)

MR. OLIVER MANETI
olivermaneti@yahoo.it
olivermaneti@hotmail.it

                                                       STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
             You may be surprised to receive this letter from me since you don't know me personally.
I am Mr. Oliver Maneti ,the first son of Late David Maneti,who was mudered in a land dispute in
Zimbabwe.I got your contact through an internet trade journal here in Italy and I decided to contact
you as a matter of fact.I did not know your person but I relied on faith to see me through.Before the
death of my father,he had the sum of US$10Million (Ten Million United States Dollars),in his
Escrow Account with the Reserve Bank Of South Africa (SARB ) in South Africa,as if he foresaw
the looming danger in Zimbabwe.
                  This fund was meant for the purchase of new machinery and agro-chemicals for
the new farms in Swaziland. This land problem came when our President Robert Mugabe introduced
a new land act "Modi Operadus" reform which wholly affected the rich white farmers and some black
farmers as well.A lot of people were killed because of this land reformed "Act" which my late father
was one of the victims.
Based on this,my family were scattered. I am staying here in Italy as a refugee while my mother and
my younger sisters are staying in South Africa as refugees.We decided to contact you to assist us in
transfering this money to your country for investment.The monetary/investment Law of South Africa
and Italy prohibit refugees(assylum seekers) to run bank accounts or be involved in any business
transaction/investment.It is on this that we contacted you hoping that you will assist us with the name of God.
                As the only son,I am saddled with the responsibility of seeking a genuine and an honest person
who will assist us in transfering this fund out of South Africa without the knowledge of my country
(Zimbabwe)government who are bent on taking everything that my late father had after confiscating all
his farm lands and investment in Zimbabwe.We are left with nothing here.
For your kind assistance my Mother and I are offering you 30% of the fund after the succesful transfer
of the fund to your account.5% will be set aside for any expenses that might result in the process of
this transaction,while the remaining 65% will be for my family which will be used for investment in your
country under your direction as we don't know anything about investment.
                Contact me with the above e-mail if this proposal is of interest to you, while I implore
you to maintain absolute confidentiality required in this transaction.

Yours truly,
Mr.Oliver Maneti.
(For the Family)

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