From: "David Clinton" <davidckiton@aol.com>
Reply-To: davidclinton1118@aol.com
Date: Sat, 26 Mar 2016 01:50:34 +0100 (CET)
Subject: Can I Trust You? If so let us meet.




Dear Pal,


I hope you are doing good, please do permit me to introduce myself
briefly, I am LTC. David Clinton an American soldier serving in Iraq,
assigned to US. Embassy here in Baghdad.

I got your contact information due to our search for a custodian/investor
of the total sum of US. $ 30 Million that we want to transfer out of this
country.

Prior to my explaining further, I must first make an apology for this
unsolicited email to you. I am conscious that this is certainly not
a predictable way of approach to foster a relationship of trust
but because of the sensitivity of this business transaction and the fact
that I couldn't call you on phone from here for security reason.

The money is from oil proceeds and legal, however, due to our military
status here in a combat zone, we are barred by international law to have a
bank account. Hence we are going to transfer it through a diplomatic
channel to your house directly or a safe and secured location or a bank
vault of your choice, via the safe passage of a Diplomatic Bag. The
question is, can I trust you? Because loose lips sink ships.

We have agreed to pay you a professional fees at the rate of 30% (Thirty
percent) of the total Thirty Million (US $ 30.000.000.00) United State of
America Dollars for your assistance and if your business proposal suits
our need, you will assist us to invest our share.

If we can be of one accord, please respond to my private email address:
davidclinton1118@aol.com

Be assured that this transaction is totally risk free and upon receiving
your response, I will then furnish you with a comprehensive details of
this business transaction and what is required of you.

It will be proper for us to set a face-to-face meeting for further
discussion online due to my deployment if you have a Webcam.



I await your response.


Yours sincerely,

LTC. David Clinton.