Mrs. Jewel Howard-Taylor

Dear Friend,

My names are Jewel Howard-Taylor, wife to former Liberian president Charles Taylor.

I’m writing to solicit your assistance in helping me to receive my consignment that was deposited in a security company in Europe .

I got married to my former husband Charles Taylor in January 1997 and our marriage produced only one Son. Later in September 2004, things went saw between my self and my Charles Taylor pertaining to his DIE-HARD government of which I oppose and as a result of that, our marriage was no longer a bed of roses as he continues to beat and have me detained by his security operatives.

I tried to make things work out between myself and my former husband Charles Taylor but the more I try the more things get worse. The suffering became too much for me to bear and I have no option that to sue him for divorce. I went to the court on 15th of July 2005 seeking to divorce Mr. Charles Taylor but my divorce suit suffered several set back till January 8th when the court finally dissolved our marriage.

Sir, before the court finally dissolved my marriage to Former president Charles Taylor, I was the FIRST LADY of the Liberian Republic and during my tenure in office as the First Lady, I was able to remove some money from the sales of DIAMONDS which amounted to TWELVE MILLION AND SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS and deposited it in a security company in my neighboring Country in Sierra Leone.

Now, I want the funds to be moved from Sierra Leone to Europe through diplomatic means but I need somebody whom I can trust to help me receive the funds in Europe by next week hence I’m contacting you seeking for your assistance in helping me receive the consignment from the diplomats.

PLEASE NOTE: The funds was neatly packaged in two boxes and what was declared as the content in the boxes are DIAMONDS and because of my status, the boxes cannot be opened by anybody except after clearance from the diplomats and the keys to the two consignment will be sent to you via DHL or FeDex courier services to enable you open the consignment yourself after clearing them from the diplomats.

For your assistance in receiving the consignments, 20% of the total sum will be given to you and 5% will be mapped out for the expenses you might incure during and after the consignment must have been delivered to you.

Please kindly reply to this business offer if you are willing to assist me and then all the paper works to tender before the diplomats on arrival to your Country as the recepient of the consignment will be sent to you.

Best regards,

Mrs. Jewel Howard-Taylor