Dear xxx xxx
I acknowledge the receipt of your email and would like to begin by
sincerely thanking you for taking the time to respond to my previous
message. It brings me great comfort to learn that you have been
consistently dedicated to helping those in need from your own personal
resources. My late husband and I shared the same commitment, as we devoted
much of our lives and resources to supporting the less fortunate. Now that
my time is limited, I feel an immense responsibility to entrust this legacy
to someone who will carry it forward, putting humanity first as we did.
Allow me to share a little more about myself. As you already know, my name
is Melinda xxxus, I am 72 years old, a widow, and currently battling
terminal lung cancer, which has now affected my kidneys. My doctors have
informed me that, unless there is a divine intervention, I have only a few
months left to live. I was orphaned as a child and married my late husband,
Engineer Nikolasz xxxus, with whom I shared 39 wonderful years. Sadly,
we were unable to have children. Nikolasz, a petrochemical engineer, worked
for a multinational oil servicing and exploration company, where he
eventually became an executive director. For more than 26 years, we lived
in various countries, building a substantial fortune through his career and
our private investments, which I have managed since his passing.
After Nikolasz’s sudden death from cardiac arrest, I chose not to remarry.
Following my cancer diagnosis, and with no heirs of my own, I decided to
liquidate most of our assets and donate the proceeds to charitable
organizations across the globe—many of which were causes close to
Nikolasz’s heart. The $8,700,000.00 I am referring to is a fixed bond
deposit I made 4 years ago; I initially deposited $5,000,000 four years ago
at an annual interest rate of 11.14%, which has now accumulated
$3,700,000.00 in interest, bringing the total to $8,700,000.00. Now that my
doctors have confirmed it would take a miracle for me to live beyond the
next 30 days, I feel compelled to find someone to manage this fund in my
absence, following the guidance of my spirit. The bank has also informed me
that, due to the inactive status of the account, I must authorize someone
to handle these funds in the event of my death, or else the money will be
forfeited to the government—a result that I know would not sit well with
Nikolasz.
I am currently receiving care in the intensive care unit of a leading
cancer hospital on Fulham Road, West London. Although I am physically
limited and unable to speak much, I am still able to communicate through my
laptop, with my doctors’ permission. It is my heartfelt wish that whoever
inherits these funds uses 75% of the money for charitable causes—supporting
orphanages, religious institutions (churches and mosques), and disaster
relief efforts.
I turn to you as a person of faith, someone who appears to possess a strong
moral compass and genuine compassion for those less fortunate. I humbly
request that you take on the responsibility of managing these funds and
ensuring they are used to further the causes dear to my heart. This
decision represents my final act of service to humanity and is rooted in my
deep faith.
If you believe this is something you can take on, I kindly ask that you
approach this task with the same dedication and commitment that my late
husband and I lived by. I would also appreciate it if you could share more
about yourself and your plans for any charitable initiatives you would
undertake with these funds. Additionally, to move forward, I will need the
following details from you, as I intend to engage a notary who will prepare
a letter of authorization. Once this is complete, I will sign the document,
officially naming you as the beneficiary of the $8,700,000.00. Afterward, I
will provide you with instructions on how to contact the bank with the
letter for the release of the funds.
Please provide the following information:
1. Your full name
2. Your contact address
3. Home, office, and mobile phone numbers
4. Age
5. Occupation
6. Marital status
I eagerly await your response.
Warm regards,
Mrs. Melinda xxxus
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