from: Rebollo Alvarez <info@dpsdhaka.com>
reply-to: 0012mailvarez@tutanota.com
date: Jun 20, 2020, 12:30 AM
subject: I Hope You Are Well
Hello My Dear,
I am Barrister Rebollo Alvarez, (Spanish Lawyer and Doctor in Law) an Attorney based in Madrid, Spain. My Client is an English and a Businessman that operated in Madrid and worldwide died from Corona-virus (COVID – 19) after being infected on the Diamond Princess Cruise Ship.
My late client (name withheld for now) had no immediate family and died intestate (without will). Being his only Attorney before his demise, I have some privileged information and facts about my late client. The instruments/documents of his Estate are in my custody including Ђ11,500, 000.00 (Eleven Million, Five Hundred Thousand Euros)with Spanish bank.
I wish to make a very important, urgent and confidential business proposal to you. A business that will be of mutual benefit. Please treat with urgency and get back to me for details and modus operand. . I will use my position as the client’s personal attorney to guarantee the successful execution of this transaction. If you are interested, please contact me via Tel:+34 645 649 583, Fax: +34 951 560 033 Email:0012mailofficebollo@protonmail.ch,upon your response, I shall then provide you with more details and relevant documents that will help you understand more on this transaction.
The intended transaction will be processed under legitimacy,which will protect me and you from any violation of law.
If you wish to achieve the goal with me, please kindly get back to me with your interest for further explanations and better understanding
PLEASE STAY SAFE AS CORONA-VIRUS IS REAL!
Yours Sincerely,
Barrister Rebollo Alvarez
Attorney at Law.
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from: Rebollo Alvarez <it@radicalogic.local>
reply-to: mailofficebollo@aol.com
date: Jun 22, 2020, 11:39 PM
subject: I Hope You Are Well
from: Rebollo Alvarez <it@radicalogic.local>
reply-to: mailofficebollo@aol.com
date: Jun 22, 2020, 11:39 PM
subject: I Hope You Are Well
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