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Tuesday, July 20, 2010

My name is Prince Kuku‏ From: lucky kalabi (lllkalabi@yahoo.ca)

My name is Prince Kuku‏
From: lucky kalabi (lllkalabi@yahoo.ca) LMAO Prince KuKu! What? This just blew my mind...

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My name is Prince Kuku from Liberia but leaving in Ghana Bujumbura refuge camp after the war that brake out in my country Liberia, during that war the rebel short my father Chief John Kuku which he latter died on the bullet injuring that he sustain during the war in Liberia.

Before my late father die he called me in his hospital bed and review to me that he deposited a consignment trunk box funds that contain 15million united state Dollars with a security company called World Wide Insurance security company in Ghana that he was deposited in my name as his next of kin that I should go and claim it as soon as i complete 21years old now i have come of age to claim the funds , why I am asking for your assistance in this transaction as I go to claim the consignment trunk box the security company made me to understand that only me cannot claim the trunk box from them that I most come with a foreign beneficiary of me or my late father foreign partner before they can release the trunk box for me, the company made me to understand that before my late father deposited the trunk box with them that he made an agreement with the security company that without a foreign beneficiary the funds should not be release to any of his family member that is the reason why I saw you online I sick for your assistance if you can stand as my foreign beneficiary to contact with the security company from your country for the claiming of this funds then the security company can transfer the funds through you to your country for me and my mother to come there and leave with you also invest with you in your country.

We are ready to give you 25% from the total sum of the amount involve also I want you to understand that the security company did not know the content of what we have inside the trunk box because my late father only deposited it with them as a family precious items, please if you most help me in this transaction you will have to let this be a top secret between us do not review it to the security company that its money in the trunk box so that there eyes brows will not raze on the said trunk box, in your respond to this message I will feed you with all deposit documents involve for you to contact with the security company directly.

Reply to my privacy (luckytheprince1@yahoo.com)

Thanks
Prince Kuku


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