Background
General T’an Yen-k’ai was born at Ch’a-lin Hsien, Hunan province in 1876. His father was the late T’an Chung-lin, the Viceroy of Hu and Kuang Provinces.
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Yen-k’ai T’an
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General T’an Yen-k’ai became a Metropolitan Graduate in 1904 and was subsequently made a Hanlin Compiler, being admitted to the Hanlin Academy.
Career
Compliments of the day,
I am Mrs Belen Watson, I'm writing this message to you With due
respect, trust and humanity, I got your email address after an
extensive on-line search via network power charitable trust for a
reliable person. I appeal to you to exercise a little patience and
read through my letter, I feel quite safe dealing with you in this
important message, I'm sincerely writing this email to you with pains,
tears and sorrow from my heart, I will really like to have a good
understanding with you and i have a special reason why i decided to
contact you, I decided to contact you due to the urgency of my
situation. I'm writing you from hospital bed, Therefore this message
is very urgent. I have a donation to make which I will need your
assistance to carry it out, I will be 62 years old this coming month,
I'm a widow and a government worker for many years here in Ivory
Coast. I have sum of US$5Million (five Million United States dollars)
with my late husband Hon. John Watson, I want to give it out to,
I have a serious cancer disease and will be going for my third
surgical operation, although the doctors had already confirmed that I
will only last for some months but I am glad that the lord has kept me
safe and guided me to accomplished my desires. I want you to contact
my house helper, I have given him the documents of the funds and have
directed him to a lawyer that will assist you to change the documents
of the fund to your name to enable my bank transfer the fund to you.
Stephen Judge.
Address: Avenue 16, Wade Ave,
Abidjan 16, Cote d'Ivoire.
+225 56 25 27 68
He will give you the documents and direction on how you will contact
the lawyer that I have appointed to him to assist you, The lawyer will
do everything on your behalf here in Ivory Coast to assure the success
of the transaction.
This are the favour i need from you after you received the fund under
your control.
(1) Give 10% of the money to Stephen Judge. as he has been here for me
throughout my illness and I have promised to support him, therefore
you will take him as my or your child.
(2) Give 60% of the money to Charity organizations, orphanage homes
and Churches e.t.c, on my name so that my desires will be fulfilled.
(3) The remaining 30% should be for you and others that you may
personally wish to assist.
Contact me with this email [email protected]
Remain Blessed.
Mrs Belen Watson.
