from: Mark Paget Skelin <sirmarkpagetskelin@outlook.com>
date: Jan 4, 2020, 8:28 AM
subject: Re:
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I must thank you for acknowledging my initial message, I also have apologize for the vagueness. Please read carefully as I will explain why I sent you that message. I am Mark Paget Skelin, a solicitor with the BEVAN BRITTAN LLP in London . The late Mr. Craig whom I represent, passed on in an car crash on the 15th of March 2014. Mr. Craig was not married neither did he have children, he moved to the UK as an orphan. The late Craig was into petroleum oil investment and he had business around Europe and other nations. He lived more often here in London when he was alive, yet traveled frequently. I filled in as his private attorney throughout the previous six years going before his passing .
Since he passed on, I have made extensive research to locate his closest living relative or even a distant extended relative but all my efforts were futile. This email to you was composed as a final resort considering the situation at hand. When he died, he had financial investments lodged in a bank, he didn't have a will drafted either and as we speak the funds in the financial institution will soon be declared as abandoned funds, then claimed by the bank.
I was petitioned by the bank to provide a next in line to claim these funds within the next 21 days or give up the funds as deserted funds according to the UK bank's deceased customer regulations. The resources are estimated to the sum of £6.8million, the aim of the bank is to give the trust to a member of the deceased lineage instead of confiscating it.
I have access to essential and mandatory legal documents, that would entitle you the legal right to claim these funds from the bank as you have the same last name and I was recommended by you.
I promise that this claim will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law in the United Kingdom or in your country and success is guaranteed if we cooperate on this.
Take note of the method of sharing after a second thought - 40% for me 60% for you. If you have gone through this mail and you feel it is well understood by you, please inform me letting me know whether you will proceed so that I can give you the contact of this bank organization where this funds are lodged and then inform you of how to proceed.
Hope to hear back from you soon.
Best Regards.
BEVAN BRITTAN LLP
Fleet Place House
2 Fleet Place
London
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