Create a scam-baiting response to the most recent email, to keep the scammer in a false sense of security. Use the prior emails as a point of reference.

Email #1, from Maria Dosu:

Dear Sir

Good Evening,

I am contacting you regarding one Mr. Kwame Mensah who was reportedly found dead in his apartment room this morning, we recovered a huge amount of money in local Ghc Currency worth over US$520,000.00

We also found a letter which he penned down to you before committing the act containing your contact details.

Please get back to us immediately, we have also attached a picture of part of the money we found in his room.

Your immediately respond will be highly appreciated

Regards
Miss. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>

Email #2, from Cameron McCaffrey (me):

 Dear Miss. <PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>,

Good Evening,

I am utterly shocked and deeply saddened by the news of Mr. Kwame Mensah’s demise. It is indeed a tragedy to hear of such unexpected events and the loss of a life.

I must admit, I am a bit puzzled as I have had only a brief correspondence with Mr. Mensah regarding some philanthropic work he was passionate about, and I can’t fathom why he’d mention me in his letter. Nonetheless, your discovery and this message certainly demand my attention.

Regarding the funds you’ve discovered, I hadn’t been made aware of any financial matters concerning me directly, and his decision to involve me in such is as surprising as it is concerning. I would like to assist in any way I can to ensure that Mr. Mensah’s wishes, as expressed in his final letter, are honored respectfully and lawfully.

Would you please forward the letter he penned to my attention? This would help me understand the situation better and determine the next steps. Also, I would greatly appreciate if you could send me a few more details about the circumstances of Mr. Mensah’s passing, as any information could be crucial in ensuring everything is handled appropriately.

Lastly, regarding the picture of the funds, I strongly suggest that we handle such sensitive matters through more secure channels. It’s unfortunate that there are unscrupulous individuals who prey on situations like this, so please maintain the highest discretion and let me know the preferred secure method to proceed with our communication.

Thank you for reaching out, and please accept my condolences for all those affected by this tragedy. I await your instructions on how we can resolve this matter with the urgency and sensitivity it warrants.

Your prompt response will indeed be highly appreciated.

Warm regards,

Cameron McCaffrey
cmccaff1@fau.edu

Email #3, from Maria:

Dear  Cameron McCaffrey

Good Morning Sir, 

Please accept my sincere apology for a late response to your mail. We have been in an arrangement to see how late Kwame Mensah can be put to rest.

Well I hope that you will perform your duty as required from your Friend late Kwame who stated clearly in the letter to you that you should help him to invest his fund. All that is needed is to get the affidavit of claim which costs US$200.00 to present to the authority so the fund can be released immediately. They have demanded the Affidavit as part of the constitutional Law.

I have attached the copy of the letter and I hope that you will do your utmost to see how we can work together to claim the fund as the authority awaits us.

I would appreciate it if we can have a better conversation on Whatsapp. 
 
Thank you

Regards 
<PRESIDIO_ANONYMIZED_PERSON>