Trustee Scam - "Greetings to you My Dear Beloved One‏"

The Fraudulent Email Message

Subject: Greetings to you my dear beloved one‏

From: Mrs.Emilly Sommer (mrsemillysoomer@gmail.com)

Your first reaction to this mail will be total rejection, scare and may be unbelief, owing largely to the atrocities people committed these days in quest for easy wealth. This email comes from a devastated, sorrowful and emotional laden soul that needs compassion from a kind and conscience driven person, who can wipe away my tears against all odds, perhaps when I am gone beyond this sinful world.

I married to late Dr. Michael sommer, who left me with unimaginable pain to eternity after a brief illness. I have been entrusted with the sum $4.8 Million, the accrued savings and life insurance gratuity of my late husband in the custody of a Finance Company in United States of America. I have been diagnosed of a complex case of ovarian cancer that has spread into my pelvic cavity, consequently, is due for surgery as the only cure'. According to experts, a cure that allows me to breath for few days. Obviously, according to my doctor, my days are numbered! I may die any moment from the above sickness.

I took this decision because I want you to recover the money for your prudent care, management and safekeeping.use it to secure traveling papers for my daughter Charlotte who is presently in one of the South African country and train her as your adopted child. Since my illness is terminal and the fact that relatives and friends have plundered so much of my wealth I cannot live with the agony of entrusting this huge responsibility to any of them because my daughter is like my mirror now.in view of the complexity of my illness, my best legacy for my daughter will be to have her grown into adulthood under the supervision of someone whose mind is driven by conscience.

Please kindly get back to me if youre willing to assist me in this Endeavor.

Thank you

Mrs. Emilly Sommer

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