To: joe_mok60@africamail.com Subject: Please Get Back, It Is Confidential Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 06:05:41 -0500 Attn: The Managing Director, My mail may come to you as a surprise, but sincerely this is a proposal for a business deal that will benefit both of us. I am contacting you after a frantic search for a person who will be trustworthy and capable of handling a business of this dimension. My name is Mr. Jonathan Mokoena, the Under-Secretary in charge of Intergration at the Specialized Technical Committee of theAfrican Union (AU), formerly Organization of Afriacn Unity (OAU). You may be aware of the transformation of the OAU to AU, and the mandate to build a new united Africa modelled on the pattern of European Union (EU). For this therefore, the various African leaders recently inaugurated the New Patnership for African Development (NEPAD). NEPAD is to streamline Africa towards achieving a common market, defence force, currency, foreign policy, judiciary etc. For the above, the various African countries have made whosoever contributions in hundreds of million dollars. We have equally received grants/aids from the EU, USA and other international governments and agencies. These moneies in all have ran into millions of dollars. As the officer in charge of receiving and managing these funds and executing the projects for which they are ment for, I have received all the money expected. I have also prepared my account which I have submitted to the AU High Command, and it has been approved by the AU Secratary-General, Dr. Amara Essy. However, in some of the money received, some of the donor countries and international bodies remitted to us amounts in excess of what they pledged. The AU before now, has written to all of them to acknowledge the receipt of the monies from them. The money in excess and which I have kept out with only me having knowledge of it, is in the turn of Two Hundred and Thirty-Five Million United States Dollars (US$235,000,000.00). As it is now, this money belongs to me, as neither the AU nor any of the donor countries/international agencies has declared their money missing. I am therefore contacting you to assist me with the movement and safe-keeping of this fund. As a public officer in my category, I cannot openly put this money into any bank here in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, the AU headquarters where I am now, or in any other part of Africa, as an account holder. This will surely raise eyebrows and expose me. I have therefore concealed this amount of US$235M in four metal trunk boxes, and declared them as artefacts belonging to a foreigner. I deposited the boxes with a Security Company based in Johannesbourg, South Africa, and which has an affliate office in Accra,Ghana and Banjul, The Gambia. These cities are safe havens for this kind of transaction. This transaction will however be hitch-free. So, I would therefore want you to be in Johanesbourg, South Africa or Accra, Ghana or Banjul, The Gambia for the clearing and claiming of this fund. I will furnish you with information/documents on how you will stand as the beneficiary of the boxes. I have decided to give to you 40% of the total amount involved. Please I will want you to contact me on this e-mail address joe_mok60@africamail.com Also, you have to assure me of the secrecy and confidentiality in this transaction. Thanks in anticipation of your valued co-operation. Mr. Jonathan Mokoena.
From: "Lonslo Tossov"
To: joe_mok60@africamail.com Date: 20 Sep 2002, 02:22:36 AM Subject: Re: Please Get Back, It Is Confidential HELLO MOKOENA YES THIS IS OF INTEREST_ BUT I WILL HAVE TO INVOLVE MY BUSINESS PARTNER CAPTAIN STABBIN WHO HAS VESTED INTERESTS IN NATAL CAN YOU APPROVE THIS MATTER AND THEN WE CAN TAKE THINGS FORWARDS_SUGGEST YOU DO THIS AT ONCE AND GET THINGS UNDERWAY, MAKE ALL ARRANGEMENTS. IF YOU ARE SERIOUS THEN WRITE BACK AT ONCE AS I DO NOT WANT ANY TROUBLES IN SUCH BIG OPPORTUNITIES TOSSOV
From: Captin Stabbin To: joe_mok60@africamail.com Date: 20 Sep 2002, 08:14:53 AM Dear Sir My friend Mr Tossov tells me that you have an exciting venture for us, please forward on all the details and I will examine it with interest. I was for a long while in the Natal Naval Force, stationed off Mbelongawank, and have some small funds to invest after finding this enforced, honourable retirement irksome and somewhat dull. If your offer sounds ship shape and genuine enough, then we can look forward to doing business with you. My current situation means that I am able to give my fullest attention to your suggestions and travel easily. Please ensure that you copy Lonslo into any communication that is next forthcoming. Best regards sir, Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Marsol Hotel Av. Senador Dinarte Mariz, 1567 Via Costeira - Natal Phone/Fax: +55 (84) 202.1300
From: "Jonathan Mokoena" [joe_mok60@africamail.com]
To: Captain Stabbin
CC: Lonslo Tossov
Subject: i am expecting to your hearing.
Date: Mon, 23 Sep 2002 06:09:18 -0500
DEAR CAPT STABBIN,/LONSLO.
MANY THANKS TO YOUR PROMPT RESPONSE AND YOUR WILLINGNESS TOWARDS ASSISTING ME
IN SECURING THIS FUND {$235M}.I AM WELL PLEASED WITH BOTH ACCEPTANCE.
FRIST AND FOREMOST,I WOULD WANT BOTH PARTIES TO WORK AS A TERM, THEREBY THERE
WILL BE NO CHEAT OF ANY KIND SINCE YOU ARE GOING TO BE IN POSSESSION OF THE FUNDS
ONCE CLEARED FROM THE SECURITY COMPANY. I WOULD WANT YOU TO ASSUER ME ON THIS.
SECONDLY,FROM MY FIRST MAIL TO YOU, I OFFERED YOU 40% OF THE TOTAL SUM.I AM STILL
ON IT AS FAR AS YOU HAVE AGREED TO ASSIST IN CONELUDING THIS TRANSACTION.
THIRD,I AM ALSO ASSURING YOU THAT 10% OF THIS MONEY WILL BE SET ASIDE TO OFFSET
BOTH EXPENSES. THIS 10% HAVE TO BE MAPPED OUT FIRST BEFORE WE GO IN TO SHARING.
SO AS FROM THIS MOMENT, KEEP RECORD OF ALL YOUR EXPENSES WHILE I WILL KEEP MINE.
HOWEVER, I AM MAKING ARRANGEMEATS FOR THE CLEARANCE AND THE CLAIM OF THE CONSIGNMENTS
TO BE THROUGH BANJUL,THE GAMBIA, SINCE THE POINT OF CLEARANCE INDICATES TO BE IN
AFRICA.
ALREADY, I HAVE EQUALLY ARRANGED WITH A BANKER IN BANJUL WHO WILL ASSIST YOU OPEN
A NON-RESIDENCE ACCOUNT WHERE YOU WILL FIRST LODGE THE FUNDS UPON CLEARIN,FROM
THERE YOU WILL TRANSFER TO THE ACCOUNT OF YOUR CHOICE.
FURTHERMORE,I WILL BE SENDING YOU THE CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT SINCE YOU ARE GOING
TO BE THE BENEFICIARY OF THE CONSIGNMENTS.WHICH WILL BE ON YOUR NAME.SO ADVICE
WHOSE NAME TO APPEAR ON IT,IS IT CAPTIAN STABBIN OR MR.LONSLO?
I AM EXPECTING TO HEARING FROM YOU SOONEST.
REGARDS. JONATHAN MOKOENA.
From: "Lonslo Tossov"
To: joe_mok60@africamail.com Cc: Captain Stabbin Date: 23 Sep 2002, 11:43:32 AM Subject: Fwd: i am expecting to your hearing. YES MOKOENA THIS IS ALL GOOD LET US TO IT & HAVE THE DETAILS_STABBIN WILL BE THE ONE TO FINALISE DETAILS_PLEASE TO PROCEED WITH ALL HASTE AND ENSURE DOCUMENTS ARE ADEQUATE TO ENSURE OUR CONTINUED ENTHUSIASM FOR THIS PROJECT_THIS TO INCLUDE AUTHENTIFICATION OF BANKING DETAILS AND COURIED CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT IF YOU WILL AS ATTACHEMENTS ARE NOT TO OUR LIKING IN THIS IMPORTANT BUSINESS YOU UNDERSTAND? TOSSOV
From: Captin StabbinNN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [joe_mok60@africamail.com] Reply-To: Captain Stabbin Date: 24 Sep 2002, 01:42:38 AM Subject: Re: i am expecting to your hearing. Ahoy, Jonathan! What news mate? I am yachting to go shortly and need to get this done! Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d)
From: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com]
To: Captain Stabbin Date: 26 Sep 2002, 03:21:34 AM Subject: Highly Confidential With Immediate Respones Hello Captin Stabbin NN (Rtd.), This is to inform you that I did receive your address and I have applied for the Certificate of Deposit on your name through the Security Company in Banjul, The Gambia, since it is formally in the name of a foreigner. Your personal data have already been submitted and in fact, I was informed that the certificate will reach me either today or tomorrow. So as soon as I received it, I will send same to you immediately via attachment. "Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Marsol Hotel Av. Senador Dinarte Mariz, 1567 Via Costeira - Natal Phone/Fax: +55 (84) 202.1300" Note: All arrangements for the clearance of the consignment is now in Banjul, The Gambia. So, as soon as you confirm the Certificate of Deposit from me, you will then arrange yourself to travel to Banjul for the clearance and claiming of the fund. However, I have to instruct you to coopreate with the security company as you travel to enable them attend to you properly, though I have sopken to them on that. Again, send all your resopnse through this particular box as from now. I am expecting to hearing from you immediately. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [joe_mok60@africamail.com] Date: 27 Sep 2002, 05:15:28 AM Ahoy mate! This is splendid news indeed! Tossov and I are still awaiting all details, so as to get all matters ship shape and bristol fashion!
Jonathan Mokoena:
Hello Captin Stabbin NN (Rtd.), This is to inform you that I did receive your address and I have applied for the Certificate of Deposit on your name through the Security Company in Banjul, The Gambia, since it is formally in the name of a foreigner. Your personal data have already been submitted and in fact, I was informed that the certificate will reach me either today or tomorrow. So as soon as I received it, I will send same to you immediately via attachment.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com] Date: 27 Sep 2002, 05:18:31 AM Subject: Re: Highly Confidential With Immediate Respones Ahoy mate! Could these documents be sent by courier? And old sea dog like myself prefers hard paper to these newfangled land lubberly attachments! Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d)
[note new e-mail address, Lad apparently having been booted off old one]
Jonathan Mokoena:
Hello Captin Stabbin, Your mail was received and I wish to inform you that sending it via courier will cost me much money from this country I am into now, and this type of document will raise an eyebrows which will jeopadise the transaction. Based on the above therefore, I am sending it via attachment as soon as it is ready. It is going to be clear when veiwed the attachment. I hope you will get it by Monday. What you have to do is to start arranging for your trip to Banjul, The Gambia for the clearing and claiming of the funds. Also, you have to negotiate for which area of investment we are to put in the funds because i will want to have a joint business venture with you as soon as the transaction is over. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com] Cc: Lonslo Tossov Date: 27 Sep 2002, 08:39:54 AM Subject: Re: Highly Confidential Ahoy Mr Mokoena! This is disappointing and not so shipshape! But an attachment will have to do, even if I and Tossov have our doubtings. As for travelling to Banjul, I shall obtain some charts and prepare the Lucky Lad for sailing as soon as I can get to the chandlers. Are you familiar with ocean going schooners, matey? A fine two master is what I captain, and a finer cut of jib you'd be hard to clap eyes on! She's a fine, sleek thing, who can cut through the cape swell like a dolphin! Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d)
Jonathan Mokoena:
Dear Captian, I have read your mail and I wish ti inform you that there will be no problem with the document that i am going to attach to you as soon as it is out from the security conpany. I will send same also to Mr. Tossov, and as a matter of fact, he has authorised me to carry out the transaction with you. As for you trevelling to Banjul, The Gambia for the clearing and claiming of the cionsignments, you do not need to go through sea, rather you have to book a flight to Banjul, The Gambia or you book through Darkar, Senegal , which is the colsest country to The Gambia. It is very easy to connect these countries with flight. I hope you will reason to understand with me. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com] Date: 28 Sep 2002, 05:25:46 AM Subject: Re: Take it easy Ahoy Mr Mokoena! My schooner is a true lady of the sea and I will want her gracious lines with me on this grand adventure! Modern planes are ugly and dangerous! The Lucky Lad is big enough to take Tossov and myself plus a couple of hardy crew who can be confidential. What are the tides like off Banjul? Any reefs or sharks to contend with? Please advise on the harbour conditions. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d)
Jonathan Mokoena:
Hello my good Captain, I have read your mail again. It is well understood. In fact, I still do not know why you wanted to travel by sea. Don't you know that travelling by sae will cost you more day to compare with flight. As for what Banjul looks like, it is a cool and simple country surrounded by sea. But inside the sea, I do not know. Have a nice weekend with family. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com] Date: 28 Sep 2002, 11:23:20 AM Ahoy Jonno! I'm glad you appreciate the love I have for the benefits of sea travel. Once all business is done perhaps you would wish to join us aboard the Lucky Lad for cocktails and to salut our business friendship. My first mate Miracsky has a fine way with an on-board barabecue! Old sea dogs like us enjoy a good ration and to wet the sailor's jib with SA Rum! Please let me know the best harbour for our planned sail over as well as the details of the harbourmaster to for contact if this can be discovered. I went aground on a reef once near Smegaroon, I want everything stowed and ship shape!
Jonathan Mokoena:
Daer Captin, I was in contact with the security company concerning the safety of the consignments, which was confirmed were in good order. In fact, I also asked if you have contacted them, which i was told that no news have been heard from you. Please, do contact them immediately expecially through phone. I am expecting to hearing from you concerning your discussion with the security company personal. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com] Date: 30 Sep 2002, 06:53:23 AM Subject: Re: Very Urgent Captian. Ahoy there mate Mokoena! Have been trying but these shipboard radio phones are unreliable! I will ask First Mate Miracsky to row ashore when he goes for more supplies at Smegaroon to find a land line. Weather is choppy, and there may be a sou'wester coming up, which will add a slight delay. Also, am keen to start loading the stores for the Lucky Lad's voyage to Banjul Port. Is there anything you would like me to buy in the way of a sailor's friend in thanks? Still waiting for latitude and longtitude details and news of harbour conditions though, mate! Please get up some sail and push off quickly as far as this goes, as I might have to catch a high tide! Stabbin.
Jonathan Mokoena:
To: Captain Stabbin
Date: 30 Sep 2002, 07:14:09 AM
Subject: Attachment from Jonathan mokoena
Dear Captian,
You have to print the attached certificate of deposit, which you have to travel
with to Banjul, The Gambia for the clearing and claiming of the consignments.
Do get back to me through my africamail.com box for the confirmation of the
receipt of this attachment.
regards,
Jonathan Mokoena.
[Ar, now, who be this?]
matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] wrote:
FROM THE DESK OF; MR MUSA MUHAMMED. TEL-220-903685 OR 220-781905. ATTN; CAPTIN STABBIN NN (RTD). Dear Sir. We wish to inform you that we have received 4 Boxes of consignment claim to be personal infects to this security company, and it was sent by MR JONATHAN MOKOENA. We also wish to inform you that your presence is needed here in our office for the final signing off the consignment from out posession to avoid accumulating more demurrage. However, you have been demanded to come down with your demurrage fees and clearing charges and handling charges as well, all this will cost you about $25,000us dollars, to avoid accumulating more charges, you have to come down as quick as possible. Unitll I hear from you soon. Thanks. MUHAMMED MUSA.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: matyida securityinc Date: 01 Oct 2002, 04:48:08 PM Subject: Re: URGENT. Ahoy there mate Musa! Have got your message! Are you sure? This sum has not been mentioned before and I did not bring such currency on this voyage. Will have to return to port and investigate banking situation. Mate Ilichy will not like this turning around as there is a steep bank of fog ahead and the swell is looking ugly off the portside. Please check this particular before I give the order to change course and splice the mainbrace. Also have you been instructed to let me have harbour conditions and docking formalities when we arrive? Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) 37o 24'N, 137o 22'W NOW ABOARD THE LUCKY LAD
Jonathan Mokoena:
Dear Captian, I got your mail and I hope you have received the attached Certificate of Deposit sent to you. It is with the document that you are going to put your claims, and then clear the consignments. It is a big surprise that you could not confirm to me the receipt of the Certificate of Deposit sent to you, and also you did not contact the Security company till now. However, since you have insisted to travel by sae, you have to speedy your arrangements up at to Get to Banjul port on time. I have cross-checked the world map and found out that Banjul coast is quite closer to Brazil coast. As a matter of fact, communicate Mohammed Musa of the Security Company ffirst as to know what will be your requirment as to enable you clear the consignments. You do not have to waste any single time in contacting Mohammed Musa through phone. I hope I have given you all his contact details. Captian, I will be intrested in having good and quality wrist watches, both male and female (for my bueatifuly wife), and complete suti wears of French types. Furthermore, I wish to know where exactly you are now. Have you been nearer to Banjul Port? Advice immediately. Meanwhile, do not fail to contact Mohammed Musa immediately and also confirm to me the you have received the document sent to you. Again, give me one word that you are not gonig to cheat me as soon as the US$235,000,000.00 is in your possesion. I am expecting to hearing from you immediately. Regards and best of luck, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com] Date: 01 Oct 2002, 05:00:17 PM . Ahoy there mate Mokoena Have got your message! I have written back to your Mr Musa using a rough rig on the Landsat system, and a bit of impromptu rewiring on the navigation computter system and hope messages get through. This sum has not been mentioned before and I did not bring such currency on this voyage. Will have to return to port and investigate banking situation as I told him, with my banker Mr Michael Barrymore, and see if I can get the watches (will their cost come off the dummarage?). I hope the sea and the salt don't effect them. Mate Ilichy and my mother in law will not like this change of course, as there is a steep bank of fog ahead and the swell is looking ugly off the portside. Please check this particular before I give the order to change course and splice the mainbrace. I'm surprised that you suggest I will cheat you out of your share! THere is an honour amongst see dogs and as a retired member of the Natal Navy I ought to resent your implication! Have you details yet on the harbour conditions in Banjul? The Lucky Lad draws 18 feet and will need her docking papers drawn up in advance. Can you handle that? I am now 37o24'N, 127o22'W and was making good headway until your message. I must admit I am not a happy skipper Mr, and wonder if this is all going to be worth it. As it is I have had to postpone a refit of foc'scle to get to sea so sharply! STABBIN Now on board the Lucky Lady
Jonathan Mokoena:
To: Lonslo Tossov Subject: Very Urgent Brother. Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2002 06:50:25 -0500 Dear Mr. Tossov, How are you today? I hope all is well with you and the family. In fact, I write to inform you that we are making progress with the clearing and claiming of the consignments. Captain is on his way to the security company in Banjul, The Gambia where the consignments are currentely laying, for the clearing and claiming of them. I hope you are negotiating a good investment where we will invest in, since I will invest my share in your country. Hearing from you soonest. Regards, Mr. Jonathan Mokoena.
From: "Lonslo Tossov"
To: jonathan_mok@africamail.com Date: 02 Oct 2002, 05:14:38 AM Subject: Re: Very Urgent Brother. GOOD I AM EXPECTING BIG THINGS FROM THIS_ AND HOPE THAT MY DOUBTS WILL NOT BE REALISED_STABBIN IS A GOOD SEAMAN BUT SOMETIMES MAKES RASH BUSINESS DEALINGS WHICH HE LATER REGRETS! ASK HIM AND HE WILL INVITE YOU ABOARD FOR SOME TIFFIN. TOSSOV
Jonathan Mokoena:
Dear Captian, I write to acknowledge the recpite of your mail and it is well understood. I am happy that you have contacted the security company and I hope Mr. Musa will surely get back to you as soon as he receive your message. As for the money for the clearing and the settlement of the demurrages of the four consignments, you have to take care of that since the money will be given back to you from the principal money first, before we go into sharing. That will not be a problem to us. So, do whatever you can with your banker to raise you this money so that you will proceed at once to Banjul. I will be glad to join your mother in law, Mate Ilichy and yourself in the boat to dine and wine before we proceed to a favourable place to share the funds. However, you have to cool them down about the situation. All is left for your banker to raise the money to you immediately. Furthermore, I am now quite beleive that there will be nothing like cheat from your type of person. I will appreciate it and all your efforts towards securing thes funds on my behalf. God will suerly see you through in all you are doing and grant you and extended life to reap the fruits you sew. Also, I appreciated your acceptance to buy those gifts to me. Captian, I do not know anything about harbour conditions since I do not work with sea, and I am not living there. You are aware that I am staying in Etophia. I advice you to make sure you get Mr. Mohammed Musa on phone to discuss that with him since he is in Banjul, The Gambia. My brother, we are making progress, but do your best in raising the required fee to clear the consignments with the help of your bnker immediately. I expect to hear from you soonest. Best of luck of the way. Mr. Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 02 Oct 2002, 05:26:03 AM Ahoy there Mate Mokoena! Will help be at hand to load the trunk boxes on board? Mate Miracsky has hurt his back landing a turtle last night and my mother in law won't be able to manage it. Weather conditions are generally fine, although the swell is rough especially down by the mizzen. Also no news yet from Musa on harbour details, quay inventories and squall conditions etc in your latitudes. This is very worrying as is all needed to make proper headway. I have tried to raise Barrymore via the landsat link up to check on funds availability but poor reception. I attach a picture of myself, a few years back now but enough to get a measure of the sea salt you are doing business with, as a gesture of my good faith. Have you got to Tossov yet? Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard schooner Lucky Lad 34o 56', 45o 23' west.
Musa Muhammed:
Dear Sir. I have received your email with thanks, also I do not understand your content? so please I will appreciate if you can explain in the language which I understand. Also I like to inform you that we are not in any possition to make any arrangement for you on when you are going to park your boat, I believe this has to been done by yourself as the sea man. Meanwhile, you dont have to dissclose to anybody your mission of coming to the Gambia, I also believe that you coming here with your boat will attract a lot of eyes, it will also make people to look at you suspiciuosly, so I will advice that you should not come here with boat for security reasons, you can come down with flight that all. However, dont forget to come down with the handling charges fees which you will use for the clearing of your consignment. Iam going to stop here, untill I hear from you again. Regards. Mr Musa Muhammed.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] Date: 02 Oct 2002, 07:09:09 AM Subject: Re: it has been received. Ahoy there Musa mate! This is all very disappointing. Jonathan said that you could help out with the steerage requirements and all details pertaining to docking, harbour charges and what have you. I am counting of some ship-to-shore support, me hearty! We will have travelled a long way to to greet your business colleagues by this time and will want the cables oiled, some de barnacling ordered and what have you. It may be difficult, after all, to do business without stepping ashore. As for not sailing to the meeting, my friend, I am an old sea dog, such things are in my veins. I am allergic to air travel and a week or so on deck helping out with the rigging will do my mother in law a world of good. I am also fully equipped and already underway to make the voyage. Please get me the Banju Harbour Master's e-mail there's a good chap. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 34o 12'N 56o 08'S
Jonathan Mokoena:
Dear Captian, I could not hear from you today, what is happening? Or have you been communicating with Mr. Musa at the coast of the sea? Keep me up dated so that I will know when you arrived Banjul with the gifts, and as you make the clearing to claim the funds. Expecting to hearing from you immediately. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 03 Oct 2002, 05:34:54 AM Ahoy Mate Jonathan All is now ship shape and we are making excellent progress, although with some clouds building to leeward there may be a storm coming. I have sent a message to Musa, but have had no reply. Is this fellow trustworthy? He seems to know nothing about harbour conditions and quay regulations! Mate Miracsky is doing a fine job trimming the sails for brisk progress through the swell and we should be in Banjul in about 4 or 5 days. Will you be able to meet us in the harbour? I can row over in the dinghy to say hello. I have managed to get you some lovely watches made by Newman of London. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) ss LUCKY LAD 38o 56', 47o 23' west.
Jonathan Mokoena:
To: Captain Stabbin Date: 04 Oct 2002, 09:50:11 AM Subject: Get Back to me immediately Ahoy Captain, This is inform you that I have to know whether you have concluded with your banker for the fees required by the security company for the clearing and the settlement of the demurrages. I have to verify from you because I was in communication with Mr. Mohammed Musa and he told me that if you were not coming with the charged fees, he would not attend to you. Do inform me immediately about this arrangement. Again, concerning your hotel reservations, you have to book that as to enable you see where to sleep. In this regard, I have to instruct you to communicate Musa so that he will to negotiate with him about booking a place in a nice hotel for you. I am sure, this will require you to send him some money for the reservations of at least three persons. However, do not fail to make arrangement at the seaport for a packing space since you will know the best language to use to the authorities in charge. I am expecting to hearing from you at once, and also try to communicate Mr. Musa to inform him of your latest and full arrangements concerning your coming to Banjul. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 07 Oct 2002, 04:22:49 AM Ahoy mate Jonathan Sorry for the delay in replying to your message. The Landsat link has apparently been effected by some rough weather we have been having en route, and Mate Miracsky has only just managed to get us online. That sea water gets everywhere! Conditions have proved choppy with some keel swaddling and has left us navigation slower than we would wish. However Miracsky caught some more turtles yesterday and we enjoyed a very tasty naval repast washed down with Labovitch Brandy. I have spoken to my banker and am surprised you have not heard from him, please check and see if this is still the case. Please recommend a good hotel for our arrival, overlooking the jetty if possible; failing that we can remain on board for all purposes although bunks and quarters can be cramped. Also do you know the tide times at Banjul port? Knowing when high tide is will make our arrival as easy as a seagull's flight. Please let us know as we hope to sight land within a day or two. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 23o 14" N 56o 03" S
From: Jonathan Mokoena [jonathan_mok@africamail.com]
To: Captin_Stabbin
Date: 07 Oct 2002, 09:11:22 AM
Dear Brother,
I am happy to hear from you Captain. In fact, I am sorry for what has happened
to Landsat and you people inside it.
Thank God that Mate Miracsky came to rescure.
As for your discussion with your banker, it is your responsiblity to negotiate
fully with him so that he will make the moke the money avalabily to you before
you get to Banjul. The seurity company official have made it a point of duty
that without the charged fees, they will not attent to you, so I am advicing
you to make the arrangement to ba a solid one as to enable Mr. Musa release our
consignments.
Captain, you are aware that I am not at banjul, tharerfore you have to have a
good raport with Mr. Mohammed Musa so the he will organise a Good Hotel for
you. Inform him on how many that are going to lodge in the hotel so that he
will know the exact number of rooms to organise for you. In this regard, you do
not expect him to book the hotel with his money, rather you have to settle the
hotel fee yourself.
Captain, I want you to be very arlat in all you are doing concerning this
transaction. We do not have time to waste on this, so you have to be up and
doing. Don't delay in communicating Mr. Musa. Any question you have to ask
about Banjul, you have to ask him.
I expect to hear from you unfallingly tonight.
Regards,
Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Jonathan Mokoena [jonathan_mok@africamail.com]
To: Captin_Stabbin
Date: 04 Oct 2002, 06:17:24 AM
Dear Captian,
Many thanks to your mail. I am very happy to the contents. Meanwhile, how is
your mother-in-law and sundrys?
Mr. Mohammed Musa is 100% trustworthy with his organization. He is going to
give us an excellent services. He did asure me of that before using his
security out-fits.
Captain, Mr. Musa is a busy person and I beleive that is why you have not heard
from him via email. But as it is, I wish to advise you to try and reach him on
phone. It is easier to communicate him through phone. But I have hope he will
get back to you through email after going through yours.
Like you said, Mate Miracsky will be in Banjul in the next 4-5 days, I am
highly greatful that the transaction is coming to conclusion soonest. Captain,
I have to tell you, that as soon as you arrived Banjul, try to negotiate with
the authorities in charge of the port on what it will take you to habour at the
port. I know, it will not cost you much since it is African country.
Captian, I hope you did succed in raising the required money from your banker.
I appreciate the your efforts in getting some London Wrist Watches to me.
To hear from you soonest.
Regards,
Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 08 Oct 2002, 05:26:56 AM Ahoy mate Jonathan! A strong headway gale has made our progress slower than we anticpated. Saw a school of dolphin earlier on and fed them some McVities Digestives. I've had to lash the mother in law (an excellent sea-going lady by the way) to the wheel housing to make any distance through all the surf and spray. She took it in good stead but her dungarees were soaked under the oilskin. But, God and Neptune willing, we will be at the port in a day or so. Mate Miracsky has been a big help, although he sprained an ankle badly yesterday chasing a rogue gull off the Landsat antennae with a belaying pin. Please, confirm: has Mr Musa heard yet from banker Barrymore, this needs urgent attention, yes? Can Mr Musa make a reservation in my name subject to arrival? This will save time and gangplank anxiety. Also has he a place near the quay he can recommend. There will be four of us: myself, Miracsky, mother in law Euphemia and young Craven Morehead the cabinboy. If rooms are scarce he can share with the Captain! Will you meet us dockside or will we be ashore before formalities are exchanged? I am eager to load the trunk boxes, once the hold has been emptied of this fish. I hope this message gets through as reception has been difficult in the gale and the last couple of times I had no reply or acknowledgement. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 23' 12" N 67' 09" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena [jonathan_mok@africamail.com]
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Subject: Re: Very Urgent Brother. Date: Wed, 02 Oct 2002 08:12:43 -0500 My Good Brother, I have read your mail and i am willing to make much deals with you and Captian as soon as this one is concluded peacefully, though Captian have assured me of that. What you have to o is to look for a good business where we will invest this money. you know it is a big money. Everything is moving smoothly with Captian. I hope to hear from you soonest. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: "Lonslo Tossov"
To: jonathan_mok@africamail.com Date: 08 Oct 2002, 05:46:34 AM MOKENA _ WHAT IS GOING ON CANNOT RAISE THE CAPTAIN IS HE WITH YOU?_ IS ALL TAKEN CARE OF LET ME KNOW AS I AM OUT OF THE LOOP ON THIS ONE_ WHILE THE STABBIN AND MIRACSKY ARE ALL AT SEA_IS ALL ARRANGED? WHAT IS THE CONDITION OF THE MONETARY TRANSFER_ARE YOUR BANKERS ON THE CASE IN ALL INSTANCES? REPLY SOONEST AND LET ME KNOW AS I NEED THIS INFORMATION PRONTO. THIS IS GETTING ON TOO LONG. TOSSOV
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To : Captin_Stabbin Date : Tue, 8 Oct 2002 20:48:29 +0100 Dear Capt. Stabbin NN, I received your mail and I am so sorry to the state of health of Mate Miracsky. Mr. Musa have not hard from your banker (Mr. Barrymore). And since you are coming-in in the next two days, it that means that you have to call in the money from your bnker while in Banjul. This is very impoortant because without the money, Mr. Musa will not attend to you. He have given instruction on this matter. So, you better try as you can to comminucate Mr. Barrymore so that he will arrange the money for you. As for the resavation, since things are in this form, Mr. Musa can make a reservation in your name as soon as you arrive and handed over the hotel fees to him. But if you want the reservation to be for the four seperately, you have to discuss that with Musa. But Capt. Stabbin, I don't like the way you have not been communicating Mr. Musa. He is suppose to direct you on what and what to do since he is in Banjul. Please, you better communicate him as soon as you receive this mail. It is very urgent thet you update him with your full movement. Captain, I am metting you at your convient place where we will share the money as soon as you have made the claims. And as for the gifts you buy for me, please hand them over to Mr. Musa, and make sure that you instruct him to safe keep them for me. Like I told you ealier, I did arrange for a banker who will assist you to open a Non Residence account, where you will lodge in the funds and without wasting time, you have to instruct the bank to transfer into your personal account, whicl you will nominate to the bank. So, there will be no need to carry the trunk boxes home to avoid raising eyebrows. I hope you will reason to undestand with me. And make sure you get in touch with Mr. Musa immediately. You have his telephone numbers:220-903685,220-781905. So, kindly contact him immediately. Expecting to hearing from you at once. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Date: Tue, 08 Oct 2002 14:44:06 -0500 Dear Mr.Tossov, I received your mail and I am sorry for any delay in furnishing you with the whole procedures. I have to inform you now that everything is in good condition bu the only thing delaying us is that the ship did develope small problem on the way lat time. I am in constact contact with Captain. But the money the security company asked captain to come along with for the clearing of the consignm,ents is not yet with Captain. Though, h have contacted his banker to raise the money to him, but as at this time, the banker have not send the monay to him. In fact, I am hoping that Captain will contact the banker again as soon hearrives Banjul in the next two (2) days so that he will send him the money. My brother, there is no skin pain. As soon as captain is with the money to clear the consignments, the banker whom I arranged will assist him to open a bank account where he will lodge in the funds and from there, he will transfer to any of his account. Then, you and him will raise a letter of invitation for me to come over for the sharing. Based on the above therefore, try to communicate captain and instruct him to make sure that he is with the money demanded by the security company for the clearing of the consignments. However, all of them in the ship were alright. Remain blessed my brother, Jonathan.
From: "Lonslo Tossov"
To: jonathan_mok@africamail.com Date: 08 Oct 2002, 02:13:17 PM GLAD TO HEAR IT MOKEONA LETS US HOPE ALL GOES TO THESE PLANS OTHERWISE I WILL BE VERY DISAPPOINTED_STABBIN IS NOT AS YOUNG AS HE WAS AND THIS NEW VOYAGE HAS MADE HIM VERY EXCITED_ALL THIS MONEY WILL COME IN VERY USEFUL FOR RE FINANCING FACTORY AT KUSTART IM PANZS. KEEP ME INFORMED. TOSSOV
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Subject: Progress Date: Wed, 09 Oct 2002 08:42:01 -0500 Dear Mr. Tossov, I have read your mail and I wish to inform you that you should not fail to instruct Captain to have with him the fees for the clearing of the consignments at the security company. This is very neccessary. In your own end, keep on praying because everything is in God's hand. When Captain gose with the money charged by the security company, he will cliam the consignments (funds therein). Try to look for where we will invest these money. It ia a big money to start a factory. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: "Lonslo Tossov" Date: 10 Oct 2002, 03:23:04 AM MOKOENA_HAVE YOU HEARD FROM THE CAPTAIN YET WHAT IS GOING ON_LETS HAVE SOME NEWS FELLOW I AM IN THE DARK ABOUT WHAT IS HAPPENING_YES FEES ARE ARRANGED BUT NO ACTIVITY YOUR END IS WORRYING_KUSTART IM PANTZ PLANS CANT WAIT TOO LONG ALL OR OPPORTUNITYS WILL BE LOST. REPLY QUICKLY MAN! TOSSOV
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, Good day to you and the ship crew. I write to inform you that I am still expecting to hearing from you so that you will confirm to me exactaly what is happening. Have you reached Banjul? I need to hear from you immediately. Regards and best of luck, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 10 Oct 2002, 06:19:01 AM Ahoy there mate Mokoena! A slight delay unforunately - Miracsky has flooded the engines in a moment of stupidity and now we have become somewhat becalmed. I have spend my time oiling the sextant and swabbing the merkin. However I have managed to get in contact with my banker and exchange of funds should be imminent if not already achieved. Please check with your side of things if Mr Barrymore has done the deed, although I suspect that he is waiting until we dock before proceeding. Banjul is on the charts and within a short sailing distance but these damn south easterliess are just not filling the canvas at the moment, sorry old chap. Any news on the hotel situation by the way, and the tide tables? Euphemia says that she is looking forwards to a decent bath after so many days scrubbing down on the forward deck. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 34' 05o N 67' 09o S
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, I have read your mail and I am very sorry for the delays caused by the ship. It is one of those things. Concerning the arrangment you are making with your banker, I am happy that you finally get in tough with him. But from what you said, I had no communication with him. Or did you ask him to communicate me? So make your arrangement so that you have the money with you before proceding to the security company. You should know what it takes you to come down to Banjul, therefore, I do not want a stiatution whereby you will not conclude the transaction at once. So, make the arrangement with your banker to be a solid one. As for the hotel, Mr. Musa will organise a hotel for you on arrival but it will be at your own expenses. Based on this, I have been telling you to communicate him either through email, but phone discussion will be more better. Try to communicate him. Furthermore, bear in mind that you will visit the security company alone to aviod raising an eyebrows. That is to tell you that you are not going to the security company with all you come with. They will wait for you in their hotel rooms. After clearing, you will be lead to the bank with the assistance of the banker whom I arranged to assist you in opening a Non Residence account where you will lodge the money and from there you will instruct the bank to transfer to your personal account. By brother, let no other ear hera or know about this business until finished. This is for the security reasons of the business nature. Like I told you, do not fail to communicate Mr. Musa, unfailingly today. And I want you to furnish me with whatever your discussion with him will be in your next mail. I need to hear from you as soon as you receive this mail. Best of luck, Jonathan.
To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Reply-To: Captin_Stabbin Date: 11 Oct 2002, 06:04:07 AM Ahoy there mate Mokoena! Another rough swell last night, and trouble with the sails has meant a further delay. Spent a good few hours last night scraping a whole crew of barnacles off the spinacle. But we will get there. My banker says he is trying to get in touch with you, but to no avail. Please check your phone and e-mail. Since Miracsky's accident with the custard, the Land Sat has been very unreliable and I hope this message gets through. I hope that Banjul will provide all the necessary banking conditions? Also still no news about quay and docking conditions. This is very important, as reversing the Lucky Lad into Banjul harbour without charts or tide tables could be dangerous! I'd like to bring young Craven Moorhead with me when we go to the banker, to carry my bags and oars, and trust this OK? Mr Musa does not respond to my messages, which is rather putting water in the hold. Can he be trusted in all these matters?v Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 23' 67" N 56' 49" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Subject: Re: Progress Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 13:14:14 -0500 Dear Brother, I was in contact with Captain today and he told me that the ship got a little fault and they have ammended it. That caused a slow down of his movement. Again, he tlod me that he have spoken with his banker who will raise the money for him and arrangments were in progress. He also made me to understand that he will be arriving Banjul, The Gambia soonest. So, from you side, try to communicate him and advise him not come without the clearing fees unless the security company's officials will not attend to him. They have warned me on that. However, I hope you are preparing a ground for reception as soon as the transaction is concluded because I will be there to dine and wine with you people while sharing is going on. Bless you and the family. Yours, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: "Lonslo Tossov" Date: 12 Oct 2002, 05:35:03 AM HELLO MOKOENA_ALL THIS IS OK BUT AM CONCERNED AT SLOWNESS AT YOUR END WHERE IS PAPERWORK? HURRY MAN THIS IS NOT A GAME! TOSSOV
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, Good day to you and people on board. I write to confirm from you whether you have communicated Mr. Musa or not. In fact, get back to me at once so that I will know what actually happening. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Date: 13 Oct 2002, 11:25:52 AM Subject: Re: Get Back to me immediately Ahoy there mate Jonathan Am still making slow headway against large swell, although we passed the Muffdivas Islands last night. I could hear the lobster bells! Progress is lower than we anticipated, but we will make it! No news from your Mr Musa - is he serious in wanting to make contact? I and Miracsky (now confined to below decks because of his rash) have sent several messages. Please look into this and make things ship shape for our arrival. Stabbin Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 12' 34" N 56' 43" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: Captin_Stabbin Date: 14 Oct 2002, 10:51:38 AM Dear Captain, Please I am attaching the telephone numbers of Mr. Mohammed Musa and email to you here. You have to contact him because I am not happy with the way things were moving. TELEPHONE NUMBER: 220-903685,220-781905. FAX NUMBER: 220-912935. CONTACT PERSON: MOHAMMED MUSA. SECURITY COMPANY:MAT YIDA SECURITY INC E-mail Address: matyida2001@yahoo.co.uk Please Catain, make use of this information immediately. Reghards, Jonathan.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: Captin_Stabbin
Date: 14 Oct 2002, 10:26:12 AM
Subject: Re: Get Back to me immediately
Dear Captain,
I have read your mail an at times, I don't do understand you at all.
What do you mean that you have not heard from Mr. Musa after sending
mails to him? Am sure, you are sending to the real address of his?
Look, Mr. Musa is a trustwhorty humanbeing, and if not that, I sholudn't
hve used his security out fit for this transaction. He is 100% capable
to deliver. Tharefore, I have confident in him.
I am going to comtact him to invistigate about this your comment, but
that will not make you to send another mail to him as soon as you received
this. Please, it is important that you communicate him today. However,
Captain, this man likes telephone conversation, so try to reach him via phone.
I hope you have his two phone lines.
Your friend Mr. Tossov is worried about the transaction conclusion,
and I have been giving him the day to day affirs of the delays caused by the ship.
In a nutshell, what is the final arrangement you hard with your banker?
Infom me whether the security company's charge will be ready as you arrive
Banjul?
I need hear from you immediately.
Regards,
Jonathan.
matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] wrote: ATTN; CAPTIN. Dear Sir. Compliment of the season to you sir. Meanwhile I just want to remind you that we have not heard from you quite some time now why? However, you should also remember that the more you delay by picking up your consignment, the more demurrage that will be accumulating ok. I will like to stop here, untill I hear from you again. Thanks. Muhammed Musa.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] Date: 15 Oct 2002, 05:33:13 AM Subject: Re: why are you silent. Ahoy there Mr Musa! A pleasure to hear from you at last! How is the wind as far as our business is concerned? Have you heard from our banker Mr Barrymore? As I mentioned to your colleague, Landsat problems and an unfortunate accident with the ship's tardis have compounded existing difficulties, and have prevented necessary communications ship to shore as often as we would wish. Please let us know if affairs are ship shape! We will be docking shortly and need to get things tied up. Don't worry about accumulating demmurage, we will have plenty of storage room once we unload the fish. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lad Lad 34' 45" N 67' 35" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Ahoy Captain, I have read your mail and i am still wondering why you have not got any communication from Mr. Musa. I have told you that this man is reliable and capable to deliver. Captain, I have told you that Musa is not working with the port authorites and therefore, he has no knowledge of the information required. I told you that as soon as you arrived Banjul, make your arrangement by yourself for the habouring of the ship. Since you knows the language to approch them. Have Mr. Barrymore called him (Musa) on phone? Or has he sent email? Because Musa will response to him at once. However, you do not need to ask Mr. Barrymore to look for a solicictor in Banjul, because this might raise an eyebrows. I am sure you are not discussion this business with any body. Captain, Mr. Tossvo is worried about the progress of this transaction. Whatever you want to buy in banjul, Musa will assist you to where you will get them. My brother, please and please, try as much as you can to communicate Mr. Musa and make sure that you conclude arrangement with your banker so that he will make available the required fees charged by the security company to you. Captain, you must not fail to call Mr. Musa on phone as soon as you are in Banjul port, so that he will direct you how to get to the security company or he will come to pick you. This is very important please. Here is the contact details of the security company once again, TELEPHONE NUMBER: 220-903685,220-781905. FAX NUMBER: 220-912935. CONTACT PERSON: MOHAMMED MUSA. SECURITY COMPANY:MAT YIDA SECURITY INC E-mail Address: matyida2001@yahoo.co.uk I hope to hear from you soonest. Best of luck, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 15 Oct 2002, 01:42:57 AM Ahoy there mate Mokoena! The landsat has been playing up after Miracsky's accident and I have had difficulty in downloading messages. Your last shore-to-ship communication was garbled, my friend. All goes quite well here but progress with our navigation problems is slow. I still hope to catch sight of Banjul within a day or so. However hearing nothing from your Mr Musa on tide conditions, docking restrictions and tide tables is a real handicap. Could he at least send me the e-mail address of the Banjul harbour master? Also do you know of anywhere that offers keelhauling? Is Mr Musa having problems, Mr Barrymore has been trying to finalise things but has not made contact. Perhaps we could use someone else? I can ask Mr Barrymore to find a solicitor in Banjul to meet us dockside. Weather is still choppy, and there is a sign of mutiny - cabin boy Morehead is strenuously objecting to the endless round of hardtack and vimto and threw a tantrum in the wardroom last night, cracking the tardis. Let us hope we sight land soon. Can one buy dilithium crystals in Banjul by the way? Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Still aboard the Lucky Lad 23' 34" N 67' 70" W
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Cc: lonslo_tossov@hotmail.com Date: 15 Oct 2002, 05:50:10 AM Subject: Re: Get Back to me immediately Ahoy there Mate Jono! All seems well now that those longed for easterly winds have picked up again. The canvas is full again and I can feel the Lad ploughing the creamy surf beneath the deck! A wonderful feeling. I have finally heard from your Mr Musa but he seems a little out of the boat in terms of where we are with things. Has he been fully briefed I am wondering? Maybe there is another I can speak to. It is all very disappointing and I hope the voyage has not been in vain. The constant smell of fish and brine, as well as all the potato peeling in the galley, is very wearing for my mother in law who has rarely been to see, and I have twisted my best spinnacle in foc'sle hold. Is it possible for anyone else to make the necessary enquiries at Banjul? It is imperative that I know 1. Times of the high/low tide 2. Local mercantile regulations (if any) 3. Radio frequency of the harbour master with hailing code 4. Plumb depth of most likely anchorage (The Lucky Lad draws 16 feet and we do not have a retractable keel) 5. Quay allocations for short stay docking 6. If possible the address of a good local chandlers (one who can mend the cracked tardis vessel). Also do we have to clear customs? In which case I will have to declare your watches before meeting up, I presume. Please send me a picture of yourself or Mr Musa for indentification purposes. Hope to hear from you soon as we will be within sight of land within a few hours, Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 34' 65" N 23' 89" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Date: Mon, 14 Oct 2002 11:26:36 -0500 Dear Mr Tossov, I read your mail and I do no like the content of it because I have sent the Deposit Certificate to Captain. Should I sent it to you? Advice immediately so that I will sent it to you also. Regards, Jonathan.
From: "Lonslo Tossov" To: jonathan_mok@africamail.com Date: 15 Oct 2002, 06:09:51 AM YES_LETS HAVE A LOOK AT IT ALL THIS DELAY IS TIRING, BE QUICK ABOUT IT MAN, AS THIS IS TAKING TOO LONG. T
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Date: Fri, 11 Oct 2002 12:22:18 -0500 Dear Brother, This is to inform you that I have exchanged mail with Capitan today and he promised that everything is moving accordingly. He has not yet arrived Banjul due to the fault in the ship. If I hears from him tomorrow, I will inform you too. So, have a nice day with family. Regards, Jonathan.
From: "Lonslo Tossov" Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 18:18:25 +0000 Subject: Re: Progress HELLO MOKOENA_WELL, WHAT IS HAPPENING MAN?? TOSSOV
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Date: Mon, 14 Oct 2002 11:48:29 -0500 Dear Brother, Like I said in the mail I sent earlier, I have sent the Certificate of Deposit to Captain and I have to inform you that the delay in this business is being caused by Captain. In fact, I do not like the way he is dlaying things. He has ommunicated with the security company and have confirmed the consignments were there, I do not know why things were getting delayed. In your own side, I wish you tell him to try and meet up with the demands of the security company so that he will clear and claim the consignments. I am gett worried about the stiaution. Until I hear from you. Regards, Jonathan.
From: "Lonslo Tossov" To: jonathan_mok@africamail.com Date: 15 Oct 2002, 06:12:55 AM Subject: Re: Progress CAPTAIN STABBIN IS DOING HIS BEST I AM SURE BUT HE SAYS YOU CANNOT PROVIDE COMMON COURTESIES OF THE SEA IS THIS CORRECT HE IS OLD MAN NEEDS HELP TO GET INTO PORT AND HAS TRAVELLED A LONG WAY TO DO THIS BUSINESS TRY AND PROVIDE INFORMATION AS IT WILL EASE ALL DIFFICULTIES, ALSO IF HE CANNOT DOCK THEN YOU CANNOT PROCEED TO BUSINESS YES?? TOSSOV
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com] Date: 15 Oct 2002, 06:43:26 AM Subject: URGENT Ahoy there Mate Mokoena Shipmate Miracsky has just asked me a worrying question. Are we to meet at Bandung or Banjul? I have a feeling that we may have a problem and to be out here becalmed again in the Indian Ocean is a mistake. Please reply. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 34' 45" N 45" 67'
matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] wrote: ATTN; CAPTIN. I RECEIVED YOUR EMAIL WITH THANKS,ALSO I LIKE TO LET YOU KNOW THAT WE ARE NOT HAVING ANYTHING TO DO WITH YOUR BANKER, BECAUSE WE HAVE NOT HEARD FROM HIM SINCE YOU HAVE BEEN MENTIONING IF WE HEARD OR NOT. MEANWHILE, THIS COMPANY IS HAVING A POLICY WHICH IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVE ALSO COME WITH YOUR DEMURRAGE FEES OK, THIS IS THE ONLY WAY THINGS CAN GO THE WAY WHICH YOU HAVE WANTED OK. I HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU AGAIN. REGARDS. MUHAMMED MUSA.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] Date: 17 Oct 2002, 05:18:05 AM Ahoy there mate Musa! It is imperative that you speak to Mr Barrymore if these things are to be arranged properly! Am I dealing with professionals or what? Am I sailing all this way, fighting wind and rain, to lose out at the last minute? Sadly you are an anchor, dragging back the ship of my dreams, when I urgently want to get under way. regards Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 23' 17" N 56' 34" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, Good day to you today. I write to now if you have arrived Banjul. I had a sleepless night last night. I was in a dream seeing where you and Mr. Tossov was sharing the money and as soon as I came into where you and Mr. Tossov are, a security agent hired be both of you drove me away. However, I know that is a drem and all my dreams used to come negative. Therefore, I am having more trust in you. Anyway, what is happening generally? I am expecting your immediate response. Regards and best of luck, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" [jonathan_mok@africamail.com] Date: 17 Oct 2002, 05:28:22 AM Subject: Re: Get Back to me immediately Ahoy there mate Mokoena! Mate Miracsky has had a terrible time and came to me all sheepish in the stateroom last night, charts in his hands and wringing his cap. He wants to know if he is steering to Bandung or Banjul. Please confirm the required destination as soon as possible, as I have a feeling something is very wrong. Are you anywhere near the Indian Ocean? Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 23' 23" N 56' 67" S
- matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] wrote: ATTN CAPTIN. Dear Sir. I got your email with thnaks, but I do not understand what you mean by the words that I have speaking with barry more, I want you to know that I have not spoken to him ok, Iam only trying to get informed ealier that this is how we work here, so that all this things wount come up as soon as you have arrived ok. However, Iam not draging you back ok, I just want to get you informed, because I dont want you to tell me when you have arrive that why didnt I told you about this before, this is my reason why Iam telling you now, so I dont want you to take this as personal ok, you are welcome for the final signing of your consignment in our posession, but make sure that you come down with the right items. untill I hear from you again. sincerely. Muhammed Musa.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] Date: 17 Oct 2002, 05:47:12 AM Subject: Re: thanks for your effort. Ahoy mate Musa! I don't feel you are being honest with me. I have sailed a long way to do this business and one of my crew has got a nasty rash through all the constant exposure and stress of full sail day and night, as well as experiencing some damage to my receiving equipment. Also, my mother in law was nipped badly by a dolphin when feeding them biscuits off the stern yesterday, so I am not in a mood to argue. For your part you seem unable to supply the merest information about docking conditions, quay side regulations, or hotel availability. I will prefer to deal straight with Mokeona, at least he seems reliable. Stabbin
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Brother, I have read your mail but I do not understand what you are talking about. I do not know why you should ask me to confirm your destination for you. Where you not with your compass? Please Captain, put the steering of the ship to Banjul at once so that you will go and claim the consignments. Like I told you last time, I am right away in Somaila, a country in Northern Africa for a peace settlement. I will be joining you in Banjul before you leave there after clearing/ claiming the consignments. Please and please, you are delaying this transaction which we should have start rejoicing by now. Therefore, proceed immediately to Banjul to claim the funds. I expect to hear from you soonest. Regard, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 18 Oct 2002, 03:55:15 AM Ahoy there mate Mokoena! I am asking for confirmation of destination as Miracsky thinks you mean Bandung because he has never heard of Banjul, and had plotted his course accordingly. This could be a problem. Is it a big Indian sea port with a large hypermarket? We will rejoice more when we leave this leaky bucket and are able to taste fresh vegetables and steady land. Also Miracsky's rash has spread across his face and his moods are getting unpredictable. Any update from Musa or Mr Barrymore? I am getting worried. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard The Lucky Lady 23' 45" N 67' 89" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, I have read your mail again today while I am still on the internet. I can now understood your question. You are heading to Banjul, which is the capital city of The Gambia. This country is located right in the sea. I have no business in Bandung. There is a big Indian sea port there, and in fact the country lives with sea foods and it is a nice country for one to settle. It is almost a home for foreigners since it is highly peaceful. Any kind of meal you need is there. However, I am very sorry for the rashes on Mr. Miracsky. Please, extend my regards to him and the entire crew, including your Mother-in-Law. Concerning your Banker ( Mr. Barrymore), I have not heard from him neither Musa have ever heard from him too. In fact, at this point, I don not know what effort you are making towards raising the required money to make the clearing of the consignments. Like I keep on telling you, Mr. Musa have made it to be a point of duty that he will not attend to you if you did not come with the money. Have you ever instructed him to contact Mr. Musa? Captain my brother, do you want this clearing fees to hinder us from making millions of dollars? Look, the ball is on your court now. It is either you decided to instruct your banker to send you that money either through Western Union Money Transfer to you as soon as you arrive Banjul. Or you can still communicate him to send it to Mr. Musa through the same Western Union so that he will claim it before you arrive. I do not know which way you will want this to work out for us. Time is money and we have been wasting anough time on this business which has already concluded itself. I hope the watches you bought for me including my wife's own is still with you. And how many of then in number. If you know any one that will suit my kind of person, please write my name on it. In all, chennel your steering to Banjul at once. Expecting to hear from you soonest. Best of luck, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 18 Oct 2002, 05:24:48 AM Ahoy there matey Mokeona! It looks like our arrival will be delayed - that damn fool Miracsky has taken us half way to Bandung! I have halved his rations, upbraided him severely and confined him to the fish hold. In future Euphemia will steer the ship and we will make better progress. Things will of course be delayed, but I hope that you can be patient. Mr Barrymore should have contacted Musa by now I will ask him to try again and for news of what is happening. It is all very mysterious. I know that he has had some problems recently and so perhaps this has been the matter. That troublesome transfer needs sorting. Do you take South African Rands by the way? Don't worry about your watches, apart from the one which Miracsky dropped into the crew's hotpot during yesterday's morale building top side sing-a-long, they all seem fine. I am sure a few drops of salt water won't effect them too much. Young Craven Moorhead has taken a fancy to the one I have looked out for your good self (with a fine Powerpuff Girls design), but perhaps I can swop him a copy of some trade magazines to get it back. Thank you for your description of Bandung. I may even pay it a visit in this old tub when I am a real man of leisure - not soon now, eh? Just a reminder that I need harbour details for my arrival and some where to shop for dilithium crystals. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard The Lucky Lad 23' 45" N 67' 90" W
From: "michael montague barrymore" [email diplomatically withheld] To: matyida2001@yahoo.com Cc: jonathan_mok@africamail.com, captin_stabbin Date: 18 Oct 2002, 06:10:13 AM Subject: Re: Captain Stabbin funds transfer 18.10.02 Dear Mr Musa My ref Musa 1/181002/Aus 125666 I refer in this instance to the proposed exchange of funds for my client CAPTAIN IRVING PETTIGREW MORGAN STABBIN, of Marsol Hotel Av. Senador Dinarte Mariz, 1567 Via Costeira - Natal. The aforementioned has authorised the onward financial keyholder to his estates and services in this immediate instance to make release of said funds, to whit $25,000 dollars in full payment of DEMURRAGE and all pertaining sequestions and illiberal events relating to business dealings in aforementioned instance. Nominality being retained in due course and all points. NOTWITHSTANDING Such financial liabilities and exclusion territories (being subject to the Natalese Financial codes section 14 sub section 2 para 8 - 16 thru 67) shall allow due obsequys and all amullments in respects of parties in due commerce to all parts; Endorsement of such matters being sole proprietership of said CAPTAIN IRVING PETTIGREW MORGAN STABBIN and joint efluements of stock distribution, namely all embursements and hidden matters within. Said agreement between CAPTAIN IRVING PETTIGREW MORGAN STABBIN and Mr MUHAMMED MUSA of said MATIYDA SECURITY INC being the full, unleased interract and full debits being made of all respective compliances. 1. Full Demurrage being subject to Natalese codes as indicated pro vivo; 2. MR MUSA & CAPTAIN IRVING PETTIGREW MORGAN STABBIN in due understanding make transference mettle , transport, actual gain and all deferential substances en suite, all matter and funds thus pertaining in the first and final instance. 3. Said appropriate funds to be relinquished pro fartum, and in company of representatives from both parties 4. MR MUSA and/or said reliances from MATIYDA SECURITY INC to be in full cognisance of determined parties in this main and secondary instances (division or allocation of proceeds, profits and share offs). AGREED IN THE KINGDOM OF NATAL THIS DAY Michael Montague Barrymore Regis Finanacium Kermit Froggis 18776 Michael Barrymore AASA, DFC, Financial Advisor 2645 Gooliepully Road Stringalonga, TOCUMWAL,NSW,2714 Phone: (02) 9298 3777 Fax: (02) 9298 3780
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Subject: Re: Progress Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2002 05:35:09 -0500 Dear Brother, How are you today? I write to inform you that i do not understand Captain's plan any more. You should be aware that the consignments will be acurring more demurrage charges if the time givie for the clearing from the security company expires. Captain has delayed a lot, and i believe you have been speaking to him either through email of in any form. Please, you have to instruct him to proceed to Banjul immediately to make the clearance and claim the funds therein the consignments. I am getting tired of the conclusion of this transaction. By now, we should have be together for the celebration of this great event. I have not done a business that went slowly like this before. It is like I know that captain is going to delay this on time, and that is why I have been asking him to travel to banjul with Flight but he refused. My brother, the ball is on your court. If you want us to make this money, fine and you have to advise Captain to go ahead to enter Banjul for the conclusion of this transaction. I have done all I can do to perfect this transaction, the next job is left to you and Captain. That is the clearing and claiming of the funds. I expect hearing from you as soon as you finished discussion with Captain. Regards, Jonathan.
From: "Lonslo Tossov" Cc: captin_stabbin Date: 18 Oct 2002, 07:11:24 AM MOKOENA BARRYMORE TELLS ME THAT HE HAS PUT WHEELS IN MOTION SO WHAT IS ALL THIS NONSENSE? EITHER YOU ARE WITH US OR WE WILL STOP ALL BUSINESS WITH YOU. STABBIN IS ON ROUTE OUR FINANCIER AND LEGAL TEAM ARE ON THE CASE AND YET YOU MAKE EXCUSES AND EVEN FAIL TO GIVE CAPTAIN HIS DOCKING INSTRUCTIONS. FAR FROM DELAYING WE HAVE BEEN IN CONSTANT CONTACT WASTING TIME AND ENERGY IT SEEMS TO MAKE THIS MATTER WORK. I HAVE CLEARED THE $25,000 FEES BUT NOW IT SEEMS THEY ARE NOT WANTED. EITHER GET YOUR FINGER OUT AND CRACK ON OR I WILL TELL STABBIN TO TURN BACK AND WE CAN MAKE OUR FORTUNES ELSEWHERE. TOSSOV
From: "michael montague barrymore" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Cc: captin_stabbin Date: 21 Oct 2002, 08:06:04 AM Subject: Re: Captain Stabbin funds transfer 18.10.02 Dear Mr Mokoena TRANSFER OF FUNDS, due regimen and outstanding specificates: My ref Musa 1/211002/Aus 125666 Am in receipt of your statement re transience of monetary balances, such twiglets, or with all circumscribed financial delegations, subsequent entitlements, dispersements and aforementioned regards in case of Western Union or nominated agents. (In instance of nomination being a fair and undisputed traverse path for all dealings for which minge is bestowed in good trust) YOU WILL BE ADVISED In deference to Natalese commerce regulatory (both statutory and tribal indicative through common usage) that such dispersements and all onward sourced obliquys in regards to such matters; not holding due displacements in presumed case of all such financial deferments (overseas)that matters pertaining remain dilbert, and such undertakings being of such imminence as to stand my client CAPTAIN IRVING PETTIGREW MORGAN STABBIN, of Marsol Hotel Av. Senador Dinarte Mariz, 1567 Via Costeira - Natal underwritten. HOWEVER Due gain and significance having been to all untowards fenestrations, likely disassembling and enripordes, all thorough going commerce must assemble in reasonable short order as demanded by Natalese Order in Council 154 (67) amended 1997 via Pordes Mandate. Ena Sharples Quo Vivium Este, one might say. IN THIS INSTANCE 1. Will aforementioned MUHAMMED MUSA of said MATIYDA SECURITY INC or JONATHAN MOKEONA make due respite and provide full and earnest co-operation in outstanding ledger, accounting, or all pecuniary matters arising, as per order in Council 154 Uhuru-Scotty(QV)? 2. Is such matters arising of full and complete consequence for all title and deed holders of intended monetary and/or pecuniary gain, todger incipit, full and free of dispute, dissent and further suit? 3. All twix to be in full bar and summary ovaltines after due process of this agreement. Please resolve this matters at your earliest.v Michael Montague Barrymore Regis Finanacium Kermit Froggis 18776
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Mr. Michael Barrymore, Many thanks to your mail. at the first place, I wish to inform you that this project has been delayed a lot by Captain, and if he has instructed you to send the money across to Mr. Mohammed Musa of the Security Company in Banjul, please do that immediately. In terms of the preposed agreement, Captain and I have discussed on that and we are working towards one direction. What we need is this fund paid to the security company immediately. The delay of this is not helping us at all. I have to advise you to discuss with Mr. Musa on how you are going to send this money to him please. This is the problem Captain and myself is having right away. If you will send to him through Western Union Money Transfer, fine. Then ask him to send you the names you are to make the payment with. I am communicating Captain at once in respect of your mail. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: matyida securityinc [matyida2001@yahoo.com] To: m.barrymore Date: 21 Oct 2002, 12:36:47 PM Subject: Fwd: muhammed musa. ATTN; MR BARRYMORE. Dear Sir. I got your email with thanks, also I understood all your content, but in the meantime I will like to inform you that you should do the necessary things immidiately so that it will safe time for everyone of us ok. However, if you have anyquestion to ask, do not hesitate to do so ok. untill I hear from you again. Thanks.Musa Muhammed.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, I have read your mail and it is well understood. But you have to know that I am not happy with the developments. You have delayed this transaction. I received a mail from Mr. Barrymore and I have replied him also. However, you have to instruct Mr. Barrymore to send across the fund to Mr. Musa so that this consignments will not be accuring more demurrages. Delay is dangerous. As for the South African Rands, please kindly change them to US Dollars. Captain,Please do whatever you can to be in Banjul, The Gambia before this week Friday. However, where exactly are you now. Concerning what you want to buy in Banjul, Musa will assist you to buy whatever you want there as soon as everything is over. Please try to be in Banjul soonest to claim these consignments. As for the watches, I still have hopes of them. No skin pain. In conclusion, I am still advising you to instruct Mr. Barrymore to send the money across immediately to Mr. Musa. We have no more time to waste. I am expecting your final discussion with your banker. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Date: 22 Oct 2002, 02:26:02 AM Subject: Re: Get Back to me immediately Ahoy mate Mokoena! Your message received and understood. However please do not feel I am avoiding you. Progress eastward aboard the Lucky Ladd has been slow, but now we have amended our course back towards Banjul, and Miracsky's fishing net has been cut away from the rudder, all is progressing much easier. Barnacle infestation below the water line as always require attention, as well as cockle fatigue, but we are coping. Miracsky has been forgiven his contre temps a la tardis, and is now back on the wheel. I have had to ask Euphemia to spend some time being creative in the galley, as hard tack and turtle soup is becoming no joke. Young Craven Morehead has been blessing too, and has been more than willing to get down to all his required duties whatever the hour, and then some. Please negotiate directly with Mr Barrymore re the transfer of funds as it hard to organise while at sea. After Miracsky's accident the landsat is unreliable (I am only able to communicate with all the lights turned off or way down) and then only make contact with shore intermittantly. All being well we hope to be in Banjul at the weekend. Mr Musa should be able to recognise the Lucky Lad by the name but we will hoist a table cloth up the mast, the distinctive flowery pattern will draw his eye. PS I have captured an Albatross as a gift for you. It is flapping madly inside a lobster pot but will be easy to tame on shore. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 34' 27" N 67' 28" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, I have read your mail and it is well understood. First and foremost, you must be in constant contact with Mr. Musa since he is with our funds. Secondly, I have been exchanging mails with Mr. Michael Barrymore, your banker and legal adviser. In fact, i still do not understand his mails. I have asked him to be plain on what he wanted from me. If he wants me to sign an agreement before he will send this money to Mr. Musa, I am will and ready to do so. However, is Mr. Barrymore aware of this transaction? I want to know about this immediately. So, it is your duty to communicate him and instruct him on what to do now. Captain, I am still saying that you are delaying this transaction. It has taken long. You will be in Banjul in the nexy two days or by the weekend is not the matter, but if this money did not reach Mr. Musa, he will not attend to us. He has been saying this for a long time now, but you will not understand it. Instruct Mr. Barrymore now to open up to me so that I will know what he wanted from me. Period. We are not kids to execute such kind of project. Delay is not helping us. I am expecting your immediate reply. Thanks, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Date: 22 Oct 2002, 05:23:23 AM Ahoy there Mate Jonno! Have managed to download your most recent transmission, even though the Landsat is playing up again. Seems elastoplast will keep the snagged connection usuable but it comes undone very quickly in the damp and salt around. You have Barrymore's communications, then act accordingly. He has been fully briefed by Lonslo Tossov. I trust his judgement explicitly. By all means send him your agreement if that is what he has asked. As soon as I park in Banjul harbour, replace the dilithium crystals, pass over your Powerpuff watches and sell the fish, then we will get the small print finalised. Please expedite these matters as I am keen to reach the end of both my voyage, and this whole water logged affair. I have not navigated 3,876 miles, emptied bilge tanks of vimto and swabbed decks free of turtle offal for nothing I hope. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 33' 27" N 68' 28" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Mr. Michael, Many thanks again to your mail and I wish to inform you that what ever agreement you may want me to endorse, I am willing to have it/them written by your kind office and send to me via email as an attachment. I will sign and send back to you via attachment also. Provided you will release the money for us to execute the transaction. If the three listed points where the agreement, I agreed and accepted them with due respect. But I have to inform you that I will be coming to Banjul to meet Captain as soon as he finished the clearing and claiming. I am in a tight coner so any movement I make now will raise an eyebrows. Please have this in mind. This is getting delayed. If you accept my words, consult Captain and inform him on what I said, then communicate Mr. Musa and discuss with him on how you are to send the money to him. Either through Western Union Money Trenafer or any other means. Delay is not helping this matter. I have exchanged mail with Captain today as well. I am promising, if I fail to conslude this transaction with Captain, arrane me to Internatuional Court of Justice in Holland, I will appear to answer the court. However, may I know where your base is? Regards as I expect to hear from you immediately. Jonathan Mokoena.
From: "michael montague barrymore" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Date: 22 Oct 2002, 07:10:10 AM Subject: Re: Captain Stabbin funds transfer Dear Mr Mokoena I haven't time for this pettifogging. You have the agreement, either your good self or Musa should execute it , all due terms and conditions withstanding, in pro expedia, and with due despatch. My address is below as per signature. You may courier it to my Stringalonga office urgently as I will be absent shortly. I have an urgent case in Willywonk to adjudicate. No money can leave my hands until the paperwork is processed. Natalese perogatives and protocol being the legal framework applicable in this case, naturally, as per orders in council. (Res. Stat.) Do not worry about the International Court of Justice (to which incidentally I serve occasional, purely on a sue generis judicia basis). We have perfectly good redress here in the state of Tocumwal. Now please expedite matters so that we can move forward, or I will advise my clients to withdraw their finance and their interest in this enterprise. In such an irregular matter as this you will understand that I wish to ensure matters run smoothly. Barrymore
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: m.barrymore Date: 23 Oct 2002, 02:20:21 AM Dear Sir, I have read your mail and with due respect, i am going to print out the preposed agreement, which i will rewrite here in Somaila and send back to you via attachment after signing. So, you will be expecting the attachment on your email any moment from now. Regards, Jonathan.
From: "michael montague barrymore" Date: 23 Oct 2002, 05:32:19 AM Mokoena No sign of your attachment, as per your previous communication this last instant. Please hurry, as Willywonk is pressing. Barrymore
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Mr. Barrymore, Sequel to the agreement which you wanted me to write, I have to inform you that after more revising of your contents, the passages were fully understood. Now, coming to the full co-operation required by both parties, I am assuring you a 100% co-operation by both parties, mainly from my side (that is, Mr. Mohammed musa and myself). That Mr. Mohammed Musa have no hand on my belongings, rather as soon as he is paid the Demurrage charges and other fees that amount to the $25,000.00 for the safekeeping of the consignments, the four will be released to Captain on reacing MATIYDA SECURITY INC. However, concerning the issueof "Full and Free of Disput, Discent and Further Suit, I, Mr. Jonathan Mokoena will not live to have any kind of misunderstanding with my fellow partners, that is, Mr. Tossvo, Captain irving P. M. Stabbin and even you, since we agreed earlier that 40% of the total funds is their share. And what ever expenses one made in course of this transaction must be given back to each first before we go into sharing. I stand on this. Furthermore, coming to the agreement which you wanted Mr. Mohammed Musa to put up, I have to inform you that this Mr. Musa is not a party to this business, and as such he do not have any knowledge of the real contents of the consignments, rather I declared them to be personal belongings (Artfacts). So, this issue should not come up at all, therefore, withdraw that area. Mr. Musa is only there to release the consignments to Captain as soon as the required fees is paid to him and his organization. Mr. Barrymore, I hope this write up will serve a great purpose to this transaction and try to safe keep it for record purposes. But in case you still want me to sing any agreement to you before you will release the fund to Mr. Musa, please kindly DRAFT it and send to me for endorsement. I am fully ready to endorse it. And you should know that i am not the one to draft the agreement, rather you have to DRAFT it from your side. I am expecting to hearing from you immediately. Regards, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, This is to inform you that your attention is greatly needed immediately. I have been in communication with Mr. Barrymore concerning the agreement he wanted from me. In fact, have a look on what I send to him and I will want you to expidate action thereby instructing him to go ahead in sending the money to Mr. Hohammed musa so that the consignments will not be incurring more demurrages. After going through this mail, you will equally find out that if I am requires to put up an agreement, it is him (Mr. Barrymore) that will DRAFT it, then send to me for endorsment. But if he will accept what i have just writen in responsed to what he wanted to hear from me, fine, and let us stop wasting time towards the sending of the money to Mr. Musa. You have a great job to do here. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Date: 24 Oct 2002, 03:40:36 AM Subject: Re: Get Back to me immediately Ahoy there Mokoena! I have just read your message. Sorry for the delay in replying, but Miracsky caught his foot in the wiring behind my sea desk here last night (we'd had a small celebration as we passed Readybrek Island, leading to an unfortunate imbibing of the yacht's medical brandy supplies) and we had a devil of job putting everything back together again. However all seems to work fine, although we urgently need new codswallop for the lower tosh point now. I can't understand the problem. Barrymore says he has sent you a draft agreement. Why can't it be signed and returned as requested? Soon as this done wheels will be put in motion. He says he has to go to Willywonk on a long hard case I understand, and may not have time to resend it. Mr Barrymore is a very important man and will not want to be bothered by pestering of this sort. Mokoena mate, I will be making landfall by the weekend and need these things resolved! Please make every effort to get matters in hand. I am relying upon you in this instance. Frankly I do not trust your Mr Musa. He seems an idiot, and I certainly would not want him on board during a heavy swell. The weather has been poor but we are making fair progress towards port. Has a reception upon our arrival been organised been organised? By the way do you want the Bubbles or Buttercup Powerpuff Girls watch? Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 23' 16" N 56' 14" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Subject: Get Back immediately Date: Tue, 22 Oct 2002 06:44:11 -0500 Dear Brother, This is to inform you that I have exchanged mails with both Captain and Mr. Barrymore, and in fact, I still do not understand what exactly Mr. Barrymore wanted from me. I asked him that if he want me to sign an agreement, he have to compose it and send to me so that I will endores. I am expecting you to advise them more so that everything will be moving faster and faster. Regards, Jonathan.
From: "Lonslo Tossov" Cc: captin_stabbin Date: 24 Oct 2002, 07:18:01 AM Subject: Re: Get Back immediately MOKOENA I HAVE JUST GOT BACK FROM SHAGULREKA AND NOW FIND ALL THIS DILLY DALLY. BARRYMORE HAS SENT YOU A PERFECTLY GOOD AGREEMENT HE TELLS ME AND THE CAPTAIN IS ON HIS WAY TO YOU DESPITE SOME DIFFICULTIES. WHAT MORE DO YOU WANT MAN? PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER AND LETS DO BUSINESS. TOSSOV
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: Captin_Stabbin Date: 24 Oct 2002, 06:51:15 AM Subject: Re: Get Back to me immediately Dear Brother, I have read your mail of today, and all your comments were well noted. I have noted all that happened to Miracsky, but God must surely lead you through to Banjul. Coming to the drafted Agreement sent to me by Mr. Barrymore, I see it as not being complete because there must me a provision for my signature, at least one witness from my side and where he, you or Mr. Tossov will endorse. Please, kindly instruct him to draft it in order so that it will be well understood by both parties. I am ready and willing to endorse it immediately he arranged the drafted agreement and send back to him via attachment. I have discussed with him on this. So Captain, it is your duty to instruct him to re-arrange the drafted agreement and send to me for endorsement. But since he is not going to be around for some times, I will print out that one he sent, endorse it and send back to him first thing tomorrow. As I am writing this mail, a flight is waiting to take me to Abdijan, Cote D' Ivoire for a peace talk between the ruling conutry and the rebels. I will return back to Etophia again today and will be sending the attachment to Mr. Barrymore first thing tomorrow. Try to inform hi on this, okay. Yes, a good news from Mr. Musa, he has inquired from the Banjul Port Authorities concerning your arrival to their port and the packing space for you. According to Mr. Musa, this is what he told me " I WAS TOLD THAT WHENEVER THE PERSON ARRIVES, THAT THEY WILL SHOW HIM WHERE TO DO THE PACKING OK." So, you have seen that the youngman is trying for us though he is not a party to the funds therein the consignments. However, you have to be very careful with the port securities there because they will be seeing you as a SPY to their country (The Gambia), while you are not. Therefore, you must not tell any body your mission to Banjul, The Gambia if asked because I know they will surely ask you. You have to maintain that you are there to buy Made-In-Africa Goods. Do not go beyond this. That you was directed that you will get what you want in that Country. Preiod. Never tell anybody why you are there as this is for security reasons. Captain, Mr. Musa is reliable, and he is capable to deliver to us. Have trust in him. He is such a good man. I believe, it is chance that made him not have gotten this information for us since. Thank God he has done something now. As for the Wrist Watches, if any of this Bubbles or Buttercup Powerpuff Girls watch will suit my beautiful wife, puy it for her, at lease of two or three types. I expect to hear from you soonest. Regards, Jonathan.From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Date: 25 Oct 2002, 03:34:54 AM Ahoy there mate Jonno Its as bracing as a morning spray over the bow end to read these encouraging words! Yes, in view of Barrymore's absence at Willywonk, your plan would seem to be all for the best. Banjul is now just a couple of days away, and as much of Miracsky's sea sickness has abated, conditions on board are looking up. I have managed to patch up the tardis, although the maritime dalek still needs some work. I m greatly looking forward to greeting Musa at the dockside, shaking your friendly warmly by the hand and showing him the sextant which has guided us this far without much incident. Do I hand him the watches or should I post them to you. I have noted your concerns over the secrecy which must naturally attach itself to the purpose of the Lucky Lad's epic voyage. Miracsky must be cautioned particularly as, after a few drops of rum he is known to be careless in such matters. A year or so back, I remember, an evening in the John Leslie pleasure Gardens in Natal proves this. A drink or two quickly led this foolish sailor to reveal my plans for navigating the Northwest Passage. Of course we were obliged to cancel some very well laid plans at once and another commercial enterprise was ruined. Our arrival in Banjul harbour will naturally excite much comment given how large and proud my rigging is, even when furled, and so your suggestions are welcome. However the fish we have for sail will I hope allay suspicions. Since we have been unable to obtain details as to tide, quay side conditions or the number of the harbour master, we must perforce remain at sea until these issues are resolved I fear. Perhaps Mr Musa would be prepared to row out to great us? We could guide him by flares. This is a shame, as I wished to make landfall as soon as possible, and get on with the business in hand. If these things can be checked I would still be very grateful. Good luck with negotiations with the rebels by the way. If my mother in law Euphemia can offer advise in this matter (she has served on the Tunbridge Wells Women's Guild General Council) she will be delighted. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad 23' 78" N 56' 12" W
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: "Lonslo Tossov" Subject: Re: Get Back immediately Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 04:31:04 -0500 Dear Brother, I have read your mail and I still matain that the drafted agreement send to me by Mr. Barrymore is not properly drafted. At least, he should have draft it in a way it will be more understood. Then, he will endorse his colum and send it to me so that I will endorse my cloum too. But since he did not draft it in that form, I am drafting the agreement from here, which I will fully endorse and send to him at once. That is the position. Regards, Jonathan.
From: "Lonslo Tossov" To: jonathan_mok@africamail.com Date: 25 Oct 2002, 03:53:51 AM GOOD THEN DO THAT AND MATTERS CAN PROCEED. I UNDERSTAND THAT STABBIN'S BOAT IS FAST APPROACHING LAND AND THIS BUSINESS OF YOURS SHOULD HAVE BEEN DONE LONG AGO. ENSURE THAT THE EXCHANGE IS DONE PROFESSIONALLY AND ALL WILL BE WELL. I WILL TELL BARRYMORE THAT HE CAN REMAIN HAPPILY WITH WILLYWONK FOR HIS CASE AND NEED NOT FRET OVER THESE DETAILS. STABBIN TELLS ME HE HAS GOT SOME NICE POWERPUFF GIRLS WATCHES FOR YOU_BE SURE AND THANK HIM AS THESE ARE HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER BY TIME PIECE CONNOISSEURS. HOWEVER STABBIN SAYS YOU ARE GOING AWAY TO NEGOTIATE WITH SOME REBELS HOW CAN WE CONTACT YOU IN EVENT OF QUERY TOSSOV
From: "michael montague barrymore" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Date: 25 Oct 2002, 07:50:15 AM Subject: Re: Captain Stabbin funds transfer Dear Mr Mokoena STABBIN/TOSSOV FUNDS TRANSFER ALLOCATION (as per previous communications, our ref now aud 2300/181002) As you may have gathered, Mr Barrymore is away dealing with some pressing business at Willwonk and has instructed me to deal with his business in the legal interregnum. He was expecting a signed agreement from you, I believe subject to agreement from all parties, and this has not yet been received. Please remit your documention, on a neb con basis, forthwith as I understand time is pressing. May I remind you that a lack of substantive paperwork, with all means that this business may be delayed. Mike N. Bernie-Winters, PP Michael Montague Barrymore Michael Barrymore AASA, DFC, Financial Advisor 2645 Gooliepully Road Stringalonga, TOCUMWAL,NSW,2714 Phone: (02) 9298 3777 Fax: (02) 9298 3780
From: Jonathan Mokoena
From: Jonathan Mokoena [okoenajoe@yahoo.com] To: m.barrymore Date: 25 Oct 2002, 09:34:05 AM Subject: Fwd: HERE IS THE AGREEMENT LATTER COMING TO YOU AS AN ATTACHMENT. Dear Mr. Barrymore, Please, do not mind sending you this attachment from yahoo box. It is also mine email box but I don't use it offten. Let all your reply come through my former jonathan_mok@africamail.com This is to inform you that I have written the agreement, therefore you have to dawnload to view the text contents. However, you have to do a careful downloading of this Attachment in order to see the contents well. However, do not fail to communicate Mr. Musa in Banjul, The Gambia so that he will direct you on how to send the money across to him. Captain is with all Musa's contact details. I hope you have the same. I am sorry for any delay in sending the agreement to you. it is due to the nature of my job. In fact, I do not stay at a place. My movement is from one location to another. so, bear with me. And i am hoping to conclude this transaction in due course. Yours, Jonathan Mokoena.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: Captin_Stabbin Subject: Re: Get Back to me immediately Date: Fri, 25 Oct 2002 10:39:08 -0700 Dear Captain, I was just arriving to Ethiopia from Abdijan, Cote d' Ivoire for a peace talk which I attended yesterday. I hope I informed you on this mission. However, I have read your mail and In fact, i wish to inform you that I have written the Agreement, which I have forwarded to Mr. Barrymore via email attachment. Mr. Barrymore is not around, nothing is lost yet since his assistant Mr. Mike was asked to contuine. Fine. We are making progress. As for Mr. Musa, you will sure transact more business with his organisation as soon as this one is over. Excellent reception will be given to you on your arrival to Banjul Sea Port, but you should not fail to contact Mr. Musa on phone so that he will arrange to pick you up from there. Coming to the Wrist Watches, hand them over to Musa on my behalf. I hope you selated the best quality ones for my beautiful wife, by name Nononkem. But how many watches did you purchase for me? I will like to know the number. Further to the docking of your ship, I hope you do not have to remain on the sea since Musa told me that the port authorities is ready to allow you in as soon as you arrives. So, keep your journey straight to Banjul. There is NO SKINPAIN. Your habouring at Banjul Sea Port will not cause any unwanted to you. You need to see that place yourself to believe, and as such, the country is directly in the high sae. Therefore, their port facilities is very superp. Proceed immediately to Banjul. I am also greatful that you did understood the importance of keeping this transaction to its highest level of secrecy. Please maintain that. Forthermore, since I have dispatched the agreement to both Mr. Barrymore and yourself, it is now your duty to instruct Mr. Barrymore to send across the money to Mr. Musa Mohammed at once. Like you are aware, delay is dangerous.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: jonathan_mok@africamail.com Date: 27 Oct 2002, 09:08:10 AM Ahoy there Mate Jonno! We are now parked just outside Banjul! I can smell the exotic world of Africa, and almost see the white breakers! I understand that Mike N. Bernie-Winters, acting in Mr Barrymore's absence, has agreed that the money exchange can take place with all despatch, and so it only remains for us to make formal contact. As soon as we hear back from the Banjul Port Authority about where to stow the boat then we can transact our business immediately. It looks as if we will be at Berth 4. However to check on this please contact The Port Authority on 220 227269. Apparently they are waiting for tanker or another large ship to pull out and leave some space and then we can draw in. In the meantime I am happy for Mate Miracsky to row ashore for first contact. Please advise the best place to meet Mr Musa. Or perhaps your colleague would like to hop into a dinghy and make his way out to us? We could crack open some fine Natalese Dork Wine to mark the occasion! Miracsky will of course be able to hand over the Powerpuff watches expected so keenly by you and your lovely wife Nononkem. Please pass one to her with my highest regards. My own wife Agatha sadly passed away a year or so back in an unfortunate accident when Miracsky was pouring fish into the forward hold. Let me know as soon as possible as Euphemia is eager to go shopping for supplies and I must seek out the Dilithium crystals for the tardis, which as you know has become damaged. Capt Stabbin Aboard the Lucky Lad Third reef buoy along, Just outside Banjul Banjul Sea Port
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, Sequel to the Agreement Letter I sent to you yesterday, I am unable to hear from you at least to confirm the receipt of it. Please I look up to hearing from you at least by Monday next week. However, more actions is requird from your side as in making the money available for the clearance of the consignments. Till I hear from you. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 28 Oct 2002, 01:56:28 AM Ahoy there Mate Mokoena What's the drift on this business venture? We are getting sea sick waiting to here from you and the Gambia Port Authority are growing suspicious. What should we tell them? STABBIN Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard the Lucky Lad
From: "Lonslo Tossov" Date: 28 Oct 2002, 05:17:09 AM MOKOENA STABBIN IS PARKED JUST OUTSIDE OF BANJUL WAITING TO HEAR FROM THE PORT AUTHORITY AND YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS. WHAT THE DEVIL IS HAPPENING? HE CANT STAY THERE FOREVER, GET ON WITH IT MAN TOSSOV
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Brother, I did not hear from you after all my mails to you. I hope you have been communicating with Musa. In fact, I need a good from you immediately you received this mail. However, have you gotten the money from your bankers? I expect more explanations from you immediately since i will not want any faul play from you. Please confirm at once so that I will apply for an annual leave in order to meet up with you at the sea. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" Date: 29 Oct 2002, 03:24:28 AM Ahoy there Mate Mokoena! We have now got harbour clearance and are waiting to meet up. Please do not delay as we will have to set sail home soon, much as Miracsky is enjoying the night life. The whole deck smells cleaner now we have sold the fish - what a relief! Mr Mike N Bernie-Winters has mailed Me the money and it is all here waiting for you. Please come and make yourself known, Eupehmia will whistle you aboard and we can entertain you on board with a game of pin the tail on the wilderbeest. No news from Mr Musa. Is he ill? Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard The Lucky Lad Banjul Sea Port 3 boat along Quay 4
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Mr. Mike, I write to confirm from you whether you have send across the money to Captain. We need to conclude this transaction on or before this Friday. I am expecting to get more news from you. Regards, Jonathan.
From: "michael montague barrymore" Cc: captin_stabbin Date: 29 Oct 2002, 07:31:12 AM Dear Mr Mokeona This office has ratified the transaction and has relayed adequate funds to client Stabbin on the previous instant, in full cognisance and mutual applications of relevant judicem ad rumpepumpy. Please communicate with your partners as per transaction previously outlined (our ref aus 60082 291002) and then proceed to the next stage with Captain Stabbin who has arrived in your port. Mr Barrymore will be in conclusion of his business at Willywonk shortly. Mike N. Bernie-Winters ppMichael Barrymore
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, I have been waiting for quite a long time without hearing from you. Please, i am worried, and I will want you to keep me informed with the latest development as to enable me apply for an annual leave, in porder to meet you up there for the celebration and sharing. I expect hearing from you immediately.
From: Captin Stabbin NN (Rtd) Date: Tue, 29 Oct 2002 07:22:44 -0800 (PST) Ahoy there mate Jonno Did you get my previous message? We are here docked in Banjul. I have the money wired. No news from Mr Musa or anyone and we are thinking of going home. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Aboard The Lucky Lad Banjul Banjul Sea Port
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Date: 29 Oct 2002, 09:17:26 AM Ahoy Captain, Musa is worried concerning your way about. You refused to call him on phone or to send email. Please, kindly call him on either of the two phone lines: 220-903 685 or 220-781 905. His phone lines were ok. I do not know why you have not been calling him. If you are already in a hotel, the hotel must have a name and telephone lines. So confirm to me at once so that I will communicate Musa from here. Captain, you are not leaving Banjul until you move the funds into your account. However, I have given Musa the phone of that Port Authority Staff you gave to me yesterday, and I instructed him to try if he will communicate you through that. Be informed that if he try to reach you on than number, he is going to act as your son-in-law. This is to avoid anybody knowing our business. I am expecting to hear from you immediately. Regards., Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Cc: matyida2001@yahoo.com Date: 29 Oct 2002, 12:32:23 PM Ahoy there Mate Jonno Miracsky has been trying on the ship-to-shore and even popped into a bar (rather a dubious place I must say) after brisk row into the harbour, to raise either yourself on these numbers you have given, but with no joy. The lines are as dead as the Titanic's radio. As we suspect you are not serious we are all going on a pleasure trip to Fort Bullen at Barra Point tomorrow and then we will make preparations to leave unless we continue up to Basse Santa Su for some more shopping. I have managed to locate some dilithium crystals in a quayside arcade so we are in luck. Miracsky wants to hire a jeep to Albreda but I have not yet decided to allow him this treat after his carelessness with the Twixometer this morning. He bent the curmudgeon quite badly. If either you or Musa make yourself known to myself or Miracsky at the quay then we can do business, otherwise I - and my money - must be getting back. Stabbin Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Still aboard the Lucky Lad Banjul Banjul Sea Port
From: Jonathan Mokoena
To: Captin_Stabbin Date: 29 Oct 2002, 08:50:19 AM Subject: Do not leave Banjul until you pick up the consignments. Dear Brother, I have been receiving your mail and I have to instruct you that you should not make any move o go back as you said. Mr. Musa has been a busy man, therefore I suggest that is why you have not heard from him either. I have been in communication with Mr. Mohammed Musa, therefore, Captain,he is asking me if you have any phone line there where he (Musa) can communicate you immediately? Or do you want him to contact you through the phone of that staff of the Banjul port authority? You can contact him immediately on his phone lines: 220-903 685 or 220-781 905. Also, send him an email at once. Meanwhile, how is your Mother-in-law and the rest crew members? Extend my regards to them until I meet you up soonest because now I have heard from you, I am applying for an annual leave in order to be with you in the coast. Expecting you to communicate Musa immediately so that he will know exactly where you are before he comes to pick you. Moreover, I am now rellaxed that you are having the money to make the neccessary clearing. I need your advise immediately. Regards, Jonatrhan.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Date: 29 Oct 2002, 11:45:44 PM Subject: URGENT PLEASE. AHOY CAPTAIN, I HAVE READ YOUR MAIL AND I AM TELLING YOU THAT THE TWO PHONE LINES OF MUSA WERE ALL IN ORDER. IN FACT, I DISCUSSED WITH HIM THROUGH THOSE LINES LAST NIGHT AND HE IS STILL COMPLAINING THAT YOU HAVE NOT REACHED HIM. PLEASE, YOU SHOULD NOT ALLOW THIS CONSIGNNMENTS TO KEEP ON LATING IN HIS COSTUDY. PLACE A CALL ON HIM RIGHT AWAY ON THE PHONE LINES IMMEDIATELY. SINCE YOU ARE CALLING DIRECTLY FROM BANJUL, REMEMBER YOU DO NOT HAVE TO ADD THE COUNTRY CODE (220). WHAT YOU HAVE TO DIAL IS EITHER 903 685 OR 781 905. CAPTAIN, THIS MISSION IS NOT WHAT YOU WILL REPEAT NEXT TIME. LET EVERYTHING GET CONCLUDED NOW. DO NOT TALK OF LEAVING BANJUL WITHOUT THIS FUNDS IN THE CONSIGNMENTS. IN FACT, CAN YOU GIVE ME THE NAME OF THE HOTEL WHERE YOU ARE STAYING AND THEIR TELEPHONE SO THAT I WILL SEND TO MUSA. FURTHERMORE, SEND A MAIL TO MUSA TO INFORM HIM HOW HE WILL LOCATE YOU IMMEDIATELY. HOWEVER, BEAR IN MIND THAT I GAVE YOU A PASSWORD WHICH YOU MUST DEMAND FROM HIM AS YOU SEE HIM. THE ANSWER TO THE PASSWORD IS "B77". DO NOT FORGET THIS PLEASE SINCE YOU HAVE NOT SEEN HIM BEFORE. IN FACT, HE IS A TALL, FAIR AND HANDSOME YOUNG MAN. CAPTAIN, YOU HAVE TO ADHERE TO MY DIRECTIVES IMMEDIATELY. CALL HIM ON PHONE IMMEDIATELY. HIS PHONE LINES WERE ALL WORKING. I SPOKE WITH HIM LAST NIGHT ON THOSE PHONES. I EXPECT TO HEAR POSITIVELY FROM YOU AGAIN. REGARDS AND BEST OF LUCK. JONATHAN.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Date: 30 Oct 2002, 03:41:41 AM Subject: I am sending mail to Mr. Tossov now to inform him on what is happening. Dear Captain, I have not yet heard from you after my first mail of the day. In fact, I wish to know whether you have finally got Musa on phone? Please, if you have not, kindly contuine trying his lines until you get him. This journey is not what you will come back the second time. You can find out what it took you to be there. Like I told you earlier today, his two phone lines were in order, and I did spoke with him last night. So, kindly make a way out to reach him on phone. However, if you are in a hotel, get back to me at once with the name of the hotel and its phone lines so that I will communicate Musa from here. The best way is, you contact Musa from there immediately by phone since both of you are now in the same country. If you cannot reach him through phone, send him an email. As at the time of writting, Musa is still worried for not have seen you. I wonder what is happening. Furthermore, don't forget to hand him over the wrist watches you bought and other gifts. I was in contact with my wife this afternoon, and I made her to know that you are sending a powerful wrist watch for her and she welcomed it. In fact, she insisted to be in Banjul with me as soon as I granted the leave. Defenitely, you are seeing both of us in Banjul as soon as I obtain my annual leave. In conclusion, my brother do as I have told you to get in touch with Mr. Musa, settle him and get our consignments cleared out of his costudy immediately. I am expecting to hear from you immediately. Best of luck, Jonathan.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Date: 30 Oct 2002, 04:50:56 AM Subject: Captain, Delay is Dangerous. Dear Captian, I have received a mail from Musa informing me that since he do not know you in person, there is no way he will come into the Sae port and start looking for a face he in not used to. Based on the above therefore, you are advised to contact him on phone immediately. His two phone lines were working well. In fact, after reading his mail, I called him on the same phone 220-903 685, and spoke a little with him. However, calls were being monitored here therefore, I will not want him to call me to avoid my colleagues in the office to know about my discussion with any body. Please, if you have a phone number where i can reach, send it to me immediately via email, and make sure you get Musa on line at once. You do not need to delay things. Captain, what is your mission to Fort Bullen at Barra Point? You are going there to have a pleasure leaving the business we have at hand. In fact, I do not understand you at all. Why cann't you finish the transaction before going to any other place? Best of luck, Jonathan.
From: "matyida securityinc" [matyida2001@yahoo.com] To: Captin_Stabbin Date: 30 Oct 2002, 05:10:02 AM CAPTIN. THANKS FOR YOUR EMAIL, BUT I WILL LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU ARE HERE FOR BUSINESS OR YOU ARE HERE TO ENJOY, ANYWAY I BELIEVE THAT IF YOU ARE HERE BECAUSE OF THIS CONSIGNMENT, THEN YOU WILL GET INTOUCH WITH ME OK, I HAVE BEEN TO THE SEA TO LOOK FOR YOU AND YOU MIRASKY, BUT YOU ARE NOWHERE TO BE FOUND, EVEN THE TELEPHONE NUMBER WHICH YOU HAVE GIVEN TO ME, I HAVE CALLED THEM AND I WAS TOLD THAT THEY DONT HAVE ANYBODY LIKE YOU IN THERE LIST. SO IF YOU ARE HERE FOR BUSINESS, THEN TRY AND GET INTOUCH OK. ALSO YOU CAN GIVE ME YOUR NUMBERS OF WHERE YOU ARE. TILL I HEAR FROM YOU. MUSA MUHAMMED.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Date: 30 Oct 2002, 05:41:38 AM Dear Captain, I received another mail from Musa thereby you are informing him that you are leaving for a pleasure. What kind of pleasure are you into while we have a business at hand. It is like you are not interested with the 40%. I wonder why you should be writing to him in that way. Captain, you have disappointed me. I did not believe what i am seeing in you now. What kind of business Am into with you? I am advising you to make a turn back to Banjul, call Musa on Phone so that you will fix an appointement with him immediately. How come you are not getting him on line as you are in Banjul, while I have been getting through all the way from Etophia. I am not happy the way you are handling this transaction. I have told you to go back to Banjul to clear the consignments. I am telling you now that you are causing a great damage to this transaction. How can you reach banjul all the way from your base, but to communicate Musa on phone to inform him of your arrival becomes a problem to you. In short, I am fead up with what you are acting. Turn back from whereever you are and contact Musa on phone immediately. I expect hearing from you at once. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd) Date: 30 Oct 2002, 06:49:44 AM Ahoy Mate Mokeona All this very disappointing. Promises promises, but nothing ever happens. I have tried to contact yourself and Mr Musa, but to no avail. Miracsky has been ashore several times with your numbers, rowing in a heavy swell I may add. but there is just no one by that name at the other end. Do you take us for idiots? I have better things to do than waste the time of crew and myself. In light of this dispiriting failure we are now taking a brief excursion down the river to take some sights. Miracsky has brought his harpoon gun along and Euphemia is sunning herself on deck. After a few days we may try again. In the navy this would be unacceptable! If your business committment is serious, by all means arrange to see us when we have seen Fort Bullen and Oyster Creek and the other sights. Even with the broken Twixometer we can still navigate well enough and the money I have brought can be put towards holiday expenses. In the meantime Miracsky has been busy with the digital scanner and my PC and had scanned in my photo, taken with a young friend we met quayside yesterday, and improved with an added, witty caption ('Birdseye' being my old navy nickname). It will also suffice as an image for Mr Musa to spot me, should he find us at Banjul upon our return, which should do away with that excuse.. I still hope to hear from you with a view to concluding this business, although I have to say both Barrymore and Tossov have expressed reseravtions. Capt. Stabbin NN (ret.d) Still Aboard The Lucky Lad Down the River Gambia
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Dear Captain, Your mail was received and I have gone through the contents. Look, nobody is small. We aere men of advanced ages. How can my type of person involve you into a business that is not booming? In fact, you are the one causing the disappointment towards picking up the funds therein consignments. I have not done a business like this before. Do you think that I bring you down to Banjul to suffer? No, but you need to co-operate thereby contacting Musa on phone so that you and him will arrange on how he is to pick you down to the Security company. Captain, please do not waste this trip. It important that you go back to Banjul immediately. Musa's phones were all working properly and I have been communicating him often. So, kindly call him on phone right away. What will I tell myself if we don't grab this funds now. Where am I going to get who will assist me again to clear and claim these funds if you refused to conclude this transaction? I am in Adisa Ababa, Etophia right away and there is no way you can call me on phone here because of the security here. Any call that do comes here is being monitored. Therefore, try to get hold of Musa on his phone lines immediately and arrange with him on how he will come and pick you at once. This business I introduced you is for the benefit of all (you, Mr. Tossov and myself). I do not see the reason why you can not get in touch with Musa now. Please, do not allow this funds to keep on staying in Musa's costudy. Captain, I am applogising to the entire crew for whatever delay that has happened, but one thing I will not take from you is another brand of delay. Please and please, do not prospond anything yet. Like you said, that "After a few days we may try again", I disagree with you. Time is money. Please any where you are now, kindly go back to Banjul and make sure you get Musa on phone at once. Seeing Fort Bullen and Oyster Creek and the other sights have to come later, not now. Pleasure will be the secondary aspect of this transaction. When you got the money, you got everything. so brother, proceed back to Banjul at once. Musa have a lot of places to take us around after our business. My brother, I am still advising you not to use that money with you for any other thing rather you are to use it to clear the consignments since we have enough and too much money to keep the holiday rolling. Have you forgotten that I am supposed to join you in the Lucky Lad? I am suposed to be there, and I must be there to enjoy and celebrate with all the people on board. Captain, please can you scan your photo and send it immediately to Musa, and also inform him on the exact day you are going to be in Banjul port so that he will arrange to wait for you at the port. But in all your arrangement, you must get him on phone first as soon as you comes back to Banjul. It is due to lack of communication that the transaction is delaying, and I will not want it to happen again. As soon as you arrive, make a phone call to Musa so that he will come up for you. But do not forget to send him your Photo for identification immediately since he cannot be going all round the Sea Port searching for you. You kmow he have not seen you before, so you have to ack according to this diretives. However, I hope you did not revel or open up to the friend you meet at the Sea Port about our business. Please be much guilded on this. Also, should in case any body ask you again about your mission to Banjul, simplly tell them that you are a tourist. Period. I am expecting to hear from you first thing tomorrow that you are in Banjul and you have spoken with Mr. Mohammed Musa. Best of luck, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Cc: lonslo_tossov Date: 31 Oct 2002, 04:42:49 AM Ahoy there Mokeona Thanks for your messages. But as I said I don't want any more delays to spoil what is turning into a splendid holiday for Craven, Ilichy, Euphemia and myself. We certainly intend to take in Fort Bullen and Oyster Creek properly before returning to Banjul Seaport. We may even spend a few more days on the river. Miracsky has a mind to go crocodile hunting, although I don't know what success he will have with this after his experience with the turtle last week (do you have any suggestions by the way?). Musa, Musa, Musa. A name I muse over frequently as I smoke my pipe in the balmy evenings playing Twister with the crew. This man, this enigma, where is he? He never writes or makes himself known to us. When we needed advice on coastal regulations, on tide tables, and where to find Dilithium crystals, he proved useless. Is he really worth bothering with?? Tossov thinks not. I ask this as a lot of money is at stake and he seems unreliable. Perhaps we can bypass the fellow and put all trouble behind us? I have sent Musa my picture already, an amusing composite by Miracsky which will suffice to instantly identifiy me in port. What more can I do? I am, sir, still at your disposal, once we return to Banjul. This will be in a few days, assuming fair wind and current. The spinnacle is still heavily barnacled but perhaps an application of my trusty Stanley knife as well as the river water will purge them in due course. As for my continued discretion in all matters, of this you may be assured, although I caught Ilichy almost about to spill the beans yesterday, during a canoe-side parley with a countryman of yours. He'd been at the Merkin wine again and was merry, to say the least. A good talking to has renewed his sense of security. Hope to hear from you, regards good news in all respects soon, Stabbin PS Lovely country you have here. Is property cheap?
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Date: 31 Oct 2002, 01:14:50 AM Subject: Urgent- Urgent-Urgent Dear Captain, How are you today? I hope all is still well with you. In fact, I expected a return mail from you but nothing could I receive. What is happening? Where are you right away? I asked you to wheel back to Banjul so that you will meet with Musa since he has been in the Sea port looking to see you since two days now. I need to hear from you immediately that you are back to Banjul, and you have been in contact with Musa. Captain, do you have any phone where I can reach you from whereever you are? If you have, please send it to me and you send same to Musa also. Until I hear from you. Jonathan.
From: Jonathan Mokoena
Date: Thu, 31 Oct 2002 06:59:37 -0800 Dear Captain, I have read your mail and I am happy that you repyied my mail. As it is now,I have told you to forget whatever delay we had in the past two or three days. Let us face the reality okay. No body is out to waste time in this transaction. What did Miracsky dose with crocodile hunting? Dose he sell the skin? Or what else. It is like you love this holiday morethan the funds we are working for. Not withstanding, do not fail to inform me on time (due to time difference) the exact day you will be back to Banjul. Also, make sure you communicate Musa to inform him on the actual day you are arriving Banjul Sea Port so that he will be there with your photo waiting form you. But are you sure he is with your photo? Please verify properly on this, and if he did not confirm it to be ture, please kindly send it again to him now. I do not want what happened before to repeart itself. However, Captain, one thing you will not fail to do is to keep on communicating Musa everyday by day, and as soon as you arrive Banjul, make sure you contact him on phone at once. If you do this, he will know where you pack and how to locate. I know why you did not see Musa then is due to lack of communication. This time around, you must make sure that you communicate with him on reguler bases, like we are communicating. Meanwhile, Captain you should realize that Musa is not part of our business, he is running his company which he may have other clients with different dealing with them. Like you are suposed to know, he have to attend to his clients. Had it been that he received a call from you then, things shouldn't have be like this now. Based on this, I want you to understand that Musa is a good man, and he will deliver good to us. You need to see him in person. He have no problem with any body. When once you enter Banjul this time, and you make sure that you communicate with him, you will see how he is gonig to attend to you. Concernig the Dilithium crystals, I told you that it is very easy to locate where you will buy it, and it was Musa who told me that you will get it there. Even he wanted to take you along to where you will buy this Dilithium crystals. But due to lack of communication then, you could not see him. I hope it will not be like that again. Again, concerning the coastal regulations, I told you what he found out from the port authorities, that you are welcome and they will advice and direct you on where to pack Lucky Lad (ship). Captain, whatever you think that Musa have caused you should not bother you now, let us get the consignments first, then we will talk on than letter. You should know that Musa do not know what is in the consignments, therefore do not blame him now. There is no way you can claim this without Musa, therefore, make sure you communicate with him always as from this moment. Captain, I am this fellow you called my countryman is not aware of your mission in Banjul. Look, never you tell anybody what you come to Banjul to do. Keep it secert as you have been kepping it in the past. You have heard all I told you, therefore, do not make that mistake again. Call musa on phone to inform him of your arrival and you must be in communication everyday by day, starting from today. However, I hope the watches you bought for me were still intact. Please extend my regards to all in the crew. Hearing from you immediately. Regards, Jonathan.
From: Captin Stabbin NN "(Rtd)" To: "Jonathan Mokoena" Cc: matyida2001@yahoo.com Date: 01 Nov 2002, 01:53:32 AM Ahoy there Mate Makeona! Am typing this after applying the sun cream in dollops to poor Miracsky's back. He looks like a beetroot, and I am not suprised after the hours he's spent tracking crocodiles, hunched over the yard arm with the net. He hardly stops for lunch! Are you sure there are no tips you can offer the poor fellow? Otherwise we are greatly enjoying our river borne diversions, and have taken in plenty of night life. What's that weird local liquor called by the way? We all feel a bit queasy today after a few of those in the pump hold night. We have seen the couple of things we most wanted to and will be making our way back shortly, maybe to be back at Banjul this weekend. Let us hope Mr Musa can be contacted. I am sending my picture again, copying it to Mr Musa, as he so carelessly lost the last one. Please have a word with him and ask him to splice his mainbrace more carefully, mate! Yes your watches are in good condition, although Euphemia sat on the consignment by accident yesterday I assume they remain intact. Was it the Buttercup one your wife was interested in? As I have mentioned in a previous message, we have restocked