…I am sending you the facts relating to the scam of which I was the victim by Mr. Koita M. Indeed, in August 2008, I was in a delicate period, I was going through a bad patch. So I contacted this marabout, whose advertisement I noted in the free: Appeared sold. When I called, this marabout assured me that he was a great professional and able to do “good things” for me, for €750 to be paid in two installments, at the beginning and after the work which is essential to get me out of my embarrassment… I therefore paid him €350 in cash, to the following address……72100 Le Mans.. Upon receipt of this sum and after examination, it seems, of my case, the latter told me contacted me immediately to ask me for the sum of €20,000, in cash. Of course, this money, according to him, would be returned to me quickly, because this sum would be used to carry out his work. I was reluctant, because I did not have this money, but he managed to convince me to meet him in Paris in order to give him the sum I had, i.e.: €9,400…. For his part, this marabout, Mr. Koita, assured me, for the proper execution of his work, that he was going to supplement this sum with his own money. To convince me of his good faith, he signed me a paper serving as an acknowledgment of debts, including his Passe Port number, which is number R0144… In addition, he assured me that he lived in Paris, that he was not interested in money and that he would do anything to help me. For that, he had to trust him. He convinced me. .A week later, he contacted me again; I believed that he would have finished the work undertaken and he was going to return my money as agreed but to my great surprise, he coldly announced to me that he could not “close the work” and that he still needed money to finish his work and “close” it but all my requests for explanations were met with: “you cannot understand…”. I hesitated but, trapped, he still managed to convince me to send him some money by cash mandates until, this lasted until November 2008, which makes a total of €20,000, fees not included… Then from the end of November, he contacted me from Guinea, where he was with his family to receive a Gift from his grandfather and at the same time finish his work for me. He took the opportunity to ask me for another €2,000, insisting that he make an effort for this last sum which is useful to finish his work and that I had no worries because this money would be returned to me. I admit I was weak and naive, I still sent him what he asked via Western Union… This marabout set an appointment for me in Paris on December 6 in Paris to give me the “work” and give me back my money. I was fed up but the idea of getting my money back was the strongest for me because I naively believed that when I returned to Paris, this marabout would reimburse me, so I, at his request, sent him, again, once again €500 for him to buy a plane ticket. Unfortunately, to date I have had no news and his phone in Paris rings desperately in vain… I want my money back…
Fabrice Lyon
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