from: Hamilton Sidney (Solicitor/Legal Attorney) <HamiltonSidney@net4.com> via gmail.com
reply-to: HamiltonSidney@outlook.com
date: Jan 11, 2021, 7:26 PM
subject: Happy New Year Urgent Attention
mailed-by: gmail.com
Happy New Year Urgent Attention
Compliment of the Seasons.
I am Barrister Hamilton Sidney – Solicitor / Legal attorney to Doctor dennis steevenson, who is now late due to COVID-19. I believe the Names of Late Doctor dennis steevenson and Late Mrs Kimberly Cloud are familiar names to you. I am sending this important / urgent email to you on the account that the Late Mrs Kimberly Cloud charity funds ($10milliom USD) which is ‘on hold’ in the UBA Bank.
Before Doctor dennis steevenson finally gave up the ghost in an isolated room, he sent a word to me and earnestly pleaded that I must contact you and work with you to make sure that the Late Mrs Kimberly last wish is fulfilled. You know what I’m talking about and I am here to respect the wish of my Late Client (Doctor dennis steevenson).
Note, I contacted you after I did my enquiries and verification of facts and current position of the funds, both from the Bank and other Legal government Institutions, and it is possible for you to receive this fund within a short period from now.
I will explain further on how we can achieve this smoothly without stress when I receive your response.
Thank you and I look forward to receiving your prompt answer.
Sincerely,
Hamilton Sidney (Solicitor/Legal Attorney)
Please contact me urgent with this my private email :hamiltonsidney385@gmail.com
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