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> From: sebascd@telefonica.net
> Subject: RE: URGENT RESPOND.
> Date: Wed, 6 Aug 2008 02:05:56 -0700
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> Deputy Minister Safety &
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> Security South Africa
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> 6 Aug 2008.
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> Compliments of the day to you. Obviously this message might come as a surprise to you, but please consider it as a high priority issue which will definitely change our destiny. I know for security reasons, this is not the safest means to reach you, but was left with no other viable option since there is the pressing need. Let me start by introducing myself. I am MRS SUSAN SHABANGU, the Deputy Minister of Safety and Security since 29th April 1996 to date under the auspices of the President of South Africa MR THABO MBEKI.
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> After I and my children due deliberate yesterday, I decided to contact you for your assistance in standing as a beneficiary to the sum of US$20.5M (twenty million, five hundred thousand united states dollars only) You can view my profile at the South African government on line, www.gov.za click on, Contact Information, click on Deputy Minister, then click on Safety and Security finally click on Ms Susan Shabangu and read about me.
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> I got your contact through the South African Chamber of Commerce in my search for a reliable individual who can assist me to make this transaction a reality. With my believe,I know that you will never let me down or go to expose it. THE PROPOSAL, After the swearing in ceremony making me the Deputy Minister of Safety and Security, my husband LATE MR.NDELEBE SHABANGU died due to severe cardiac arrest in a South Africa Hospital,
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> After his death, I discovered from our family lawyer that he had some funds which amounted to the sum of US$20.5 million with a security and finance institution here in South Africa of which I will divulge information to you when I get your full consent and support to go for a change of beneficiary and subsequent transfer of the funds into a comfortable and conducive account of your choice.
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> I am contacting you today as a foreigner because this money cannot be approved for payment into a local account, but can only be approved for a foreign account because it was insured and there is a clause in the depository agreement by the security and finance institution and my late husband which states that on No condition can any local withdrawal be made from this account unless the money is transfer into a foreign account for investment before his unexpected death.
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> This fund emanated as a result of an over-invoiced contract which he executed with the Government of South Africa. Though I assisted him in getting this contract but I never knew that it was over-invoiced by him. I am afraid that the government of South Africa might start to investigate on contracts awarded from 1990 and if they discover this money in his custody, they will confiscate it and seize his assets here in South Africa and this will definitely affect my political career in government.
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> Note; I and my financial adviser will come to your country to discuss on business investments. For your assistance, I am offering you 20% of the principal sum. However, you have to assure me and also be ready to go into agreement with me that you will not elope with my fund.
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> If you agree to my terms, kindly as a matter of urgency send me an email. Due to sensitive of this transaction and my position in the South African Government, PLEASE DO NOT CALL ON THE OFFICE LINE BECAUSE OF THE SENSITIVITY OF THIS TRANSACTION.
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> Finally, you should contact me urgently by sending your details with your phone/fax no to my Private Email; mssusans@yahoo.com my attorney will certify you as beneficiary of the said money at the Ministry of Justice department. If you want to speak with my Banker, that is fine and okay by me. Please I do not need to remind you of the need for absolute Confidentiality of this transaction. So make sure you read carefully and understand the contents of my mail.
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> Thanks for your anticipated co-operation and my regards to your family.
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> Yours faithfully,
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> MRS. SUSAN SHABANGU
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