Captain Samuel Phillips <[email protected]>

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My name is Samuel Phillips, from Dallas,Tx. I am a Captain in the Us Army,i am assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 82nd Combat Aviation Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, Fort Bragg, N.C, which posted me currently to a peace keeping mission here in Aleppo, Syria.

I write this letter, because i have a very interesting proposition for you which i want you to consider carefully and give me a response.

As you might or might not know over 20,000 Halliburton private security contractors were in Iraq, escorting convoys, protecting diplomats, training the Iraqi army and maintaining weapons.

An audit by the Defense Contract Audit Agency said Halliburton could not document 42 percent of a $4 billion invoice submitted to the Pentagon. Much of the $1.8 billion that lacked documentation was for subcontractors who helped feed U.S. troops and manage waste the area in which Blackwater was working.

It's nearly impossible to say whether the cost doubled, tripled or quadrupled. Congressional investigators and defense auditors have had to fight the primary contractor, Halliburton, for details of the spending. The companies say the subcontracts are confidential and won't discuss them.

You might ask the reason i am telling you all this? It is because i am sitting on a very large sum of money which i need your help to cash If you will lend me your ear. I have said enough please indicate your interest to partner with me. This is a easy transaction it will be very unwise to pass up this opportunity.

Yours Sincerely,
Captain Samuel Phillips.

NB: This transaction is Highly Confidential. To this effect you are to contact me only through my private email address: [email protected]