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From: Joyce Pokogho < joyce.pokogho@voila.fr >
Date: 2012/11/21
Subject: From Miss Joyce
To:
From Miss Joyce Pokogho.
Abidjan Coted' ivoire
My Dear,
Good day,may the blessings of God be upon you and grant you the wisdom and sympathy to understand my situation and how much I need your help, My name is Miss Joyce Pokogho, from Cote D' Ivoire iam the only daughter of Late Hon.Mr Lamboley Pokogho. My late father want to Buarke, A Northern city to negotiate for the purchase of a cocoa plantation when he was shot by the rebel troupes fighting to take over the Government of the country.The death of my father has now made me an orphan and thereby exposing me to danger. Before his unfortunate death, my late father called me and told me as his only surviving Child, that he had deposited in one of the BANKS the sum of $4.5 Million USD. with my name a s the next of kin. In my culture, when a man dies, if he does not have a male child, the brothers shares his property leaving both the wife and the daughters empty handed including the house they live in. This is the exact case with me as I am the
only daughter of my father Late Hon.Mr Lamboley Pokogho. I lost my mother when I still a babe, My father refused to re-marry another wife because he felt solely responsible for my mother' s death.
This is so because he concentrated much on his businesses that he rarely pays attention to domestic affairs. He was always traveling taking care of his businesses and political meeting that he did not notice when my mother took ill. He thought it was a minor illness and was ignorant of this. My mother on her own resorted to self-medication. It was not until the illness degenerated that my father took my mother to hospital where she was diagnosed to find out that hepatitis had eaten d eep into her blood stream. She didn' t last long before she died. This happened when I was barely a year old. Based on this, my father could not forgive himself easily because of it and said he was responsible for her death as he could have saved her if only he had paid attention to the things at home rather than concentrating much on his politice. Despite all entreaties by friends and relatives, he refused to remarry but ensured that I had everything that I
wanted. It was as a result of this that he made me the next of kin to his fund deposit with the BANK and stated that in the event of any eventuality, I should have a direct access to the deposit only when I am 27 years of age otherwise, I should have a guardian/partner intercede on my behalf for the release of the deposit to me.
Unfortunately, he died when i was up to the age. This is why I have contacted you to serve as a guardian to me and as my foreign partner for the transfer and investment of the fund overseas. My uncles does not know about the fund because they had already taken my father' s houses and other properties because I am a girl and they said I do not have rights for any property. They have requested to have my father' s bank papers but I simply told them that I do not know where he kept them. The younger brother took the house in the house in the village. I had at various times had discussions with the director of international remittance unit of the Bank where my father deposited the funds and I was assured that once, I have someone who would be willing to receive the funds on my behalf, they shall
commence all proceedings to effect the release and transfer of the deposit to the person' s. I will be waiting for your respond on my private email;
Sincerely,
Miss Joyce Pokogho. |
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From: Joyce Pokogho < joyce.pokogho@yahoo.com >
Date: 2012/11/24
Subject: Hope to meet a good freind in you.
Hello Dearest
Please sincerely i contacted you after my prayers for an
honest person whom will take care of me and my inherited money, please
free your heart and i promise that i will never be a disappointment to
you all the days of my life.
I contacted you to assist me to see
that my inherited money will be safely transferred to any account that
you will provide for the transfer of my inherited money. I will also
need your assistance to secure a nice school for me where i will
continue my education in your country, while you will invest my
inherited money in a nice business there in your country, i want to join
any medical university over there in your country as i will like to
study medicine,am single and love to finish my education above other things.
Please i need someone whom will take care of me
due to i lost of my
mother when i was only 2 years,and now I have lost my dear father. My
uncles here are very wicked, they are not taken care of me, they want me
to die so that they will take all that i inherited from my late father.
I
have met with the bank director here and express my heart desire of
transferring my inherited money in a peaceful country,he assured me that
as soon as i choose whom will receive my inherited money that the bank
will not waste time to transfer my inherited money.
Attached are
my pictures, Please send to me your direct telephone number for an easy
communication.
I am hoping to hear from you soonest.
Yours sincerely,
Joyce.
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From: Joyce Pokogho < joyce.pokogho@voila.fr >
Date: 2012/11/24
Subject: From Miss Joyce,
To:
From Miss Joyce Pokogho.
Abidjan Coted' ivoire
My Dear,
Good day,may the blessings of God be upon you and grant you the wisdom and sympathy to understand my situation and how much I need your help, My name is Miss Joyce Pokogho, from Cote D' Ivoire iam the only daughter of Late Hon.Mr Lamboley Pokogho. My late father want to Buarke, A Northern city to negotiate for the purchase of a cocoa plantation when he was shot by the rebel troupes fighting to take over the Government of the country.The death of my father has now made me an orphan and thereby exposing me to danger. Before his unfortunate death, my late father called me and told me as his only surviving Child, that he had deposited in one of the BANKS the sum of $4.5 Million USD. with my name a s the next of kin. In my culture, when a man dies, if he does not have a male child, the brothers shares his property leaving both the wife and the daughters empty handed including the house they live in. This is the exact case with me as I am the
only daughter of my father Late Hon.Mr Lamboley Pokogho. I lost my mother when I still a babe, My father refused to re-marry another wife because he felt solely responsible for my mother' s death.
This is so because he concentrated much on his businesses that he rarely pays attention to domestic affairs. He was always traveling taking care of his businesses and political meeting that he did not notice when my mother took ill. He thought it was a minor illness and was ignorant of this. My mother on her own resorted to self-medication. It was not until the illness degenerated that my father took my mother to hospital where she was diagnosed to find out that hepatitis had eaten d eep into her blood stream. She didn' t last long before she died. This happened when I was barely a year old. Based on this, my father could not forgive himself easily because of it and said he was responsible for her death as he could have saved her if only he had paid attention to the things at home rather than concentrating much on his politice. Despite all entreaties by friends and relatives, he refused to remarry but ensured that I had everything that I
wanted. It was as a result of this that he made me the next of kin to his fund deposit with the BANK and stated that in the event of any eventuality, I should have a direct access to the deposit only when I am 27 years of age otherwise, I should have a guardian/partner intercede on my behalf for the release of the deposit to me.
Unfortunately, he died when i was up to the age. This is why I have contacted you to serve as a guardian to me and as my foreign partner for the transfer and investment of the fund overseas. My uncles does not know about the fund because they had already taken my father' s houses and other properties because I am a girl and they said I do not have rights for any property. They have requested to have my father' s bank papers but I simply told them that I do not know where he kept them. The younger brother took the house in the house in the village. I had at various times had discussions with the director of international remittance unit of the Bank where my father deposited the funds and I was assured that once, I have someone who would be willing to receive the funds on my behalf, they shall
commence all proceedings to effect the release and transfer of the deposit to the person' s. I will be waiting for your respond on my private email;
Sincerely,
Miss Joyce Pokogho. |
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