from: Paul Dede <jhennager68@gmail.com>
reply-to: pauldede050@gmail.com
date: Jun 5, 2021, 1:20 PM
subject: Re:
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Dear
Thank you for your response which is remarkably candid.
It`s with pleasure that I received your response and I will give you
details for a better understanding. I have been instructed by the
finance firm to present a next of kin to my deceased client who died
with his family on the 19th of March 2016 in Boeing 737-800 aircraft
that crashed during an aborted landing resulting in the deaths of all
62 passengers and crew on board leaving the sum of $8.9 million
dollars in a finance firm without a LIVING Will pronouncing who should
inherit his estate.
For more information visit the link below;
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flydubai_Flight_981
Unfortunately, the supposed next of kin also died along with them. I
have done everything humanly possible to trace the relatives of my
deceased client without any luck. Most of his properties here were
vandalized by hoodlums and some overgrown by weeds as there is no one
to look after them. I seek your consent to present you to the BSIC
bank where he made the deposit as the beneficiary of the fund based on
the fact that I need a trusted foreign partner to receive this fund
for our mutual benefit. As the legal representative to the deceased,
anyone I present to the bank as the rightful beneficiary will be
accepted.
My deceased client was into Gold-Mining Business and deposited about
200kg raw Gold in a security company which I have the documents as his
lawyer. I will provide further information about that if you
interested about the Gold business but this requires that you fly down
to Lome I guarantee to take you hand in hand to the security company
where my deceased client deposited the raw Gold. I will be at the
airport 20 minutes before your flight touches down at Eyadema
International Airport in Lome to receive you.
Regarding the deposit he made to BSIC bank, I will recommend and
introduce you to BSIC bank and provide the necessary information to
facilitate the payment to you for our mutual benefit. The moment I
make this official introduction it will be accepted by the management
without any question but the most important thing is for you to
reciprocate this TRUST I am about to repose on you.
Let me know your interest to enable me provide further information.
Yours truly,
Paul Dede,(Esq)
27 Rue Maréchal Bugeaud-Lome,Togo
Mobile line : +228 9762 0407
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