from: coombs Kenneth Byron <coombskennethbyron@gmail.com>
date: Jan 18, 2022, 8:36 AM
subject: Re: From Coombs Bryon, Read Carefully
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Hi dear,
I hope to build a trusted relationship with you, My name is Coombs Kenneth Bryon, I contacted you because I need your assistance in getting back some amount of money left behind by an Indian citizen. His name is Mr. Thekkumpuram Ouseph Jiju. He lived and worked in Union County, New Jersey, United States of America and also a real estate businessman. He deposited in our bank the sum of Five hundred and fifty thousand US Dollars as fixed deposit on october 2011. This deposit has long matured and has gone dormant for over 7 years.
Efforts made by our bank to reach him were not successful as calls and mails that were put to him weren't attended to even letters posted to his residential address didn't bring back any response. This issue prompted me to carry out an independent investigation on my own about his whereabouts since he did not provide a next of kin or beneficiary at the time he made the deposit with us. I discovered with shock that he died sometime in February 2012 while on visit in Sacramento, California, United States. In order to verify the truth of the matter, I went to Sacramento and confirmed he was dead. This matter was not reported to our bank and nobody in our bank is aware of this except me. I further my inquiries to the Indian embassy here in the United States and no information about him was found. I have checked our records, there is no information of him relating to his address in India and he did not put a nominee at the time he made the deposit. All these made it impossible for me to locate any of his relatives.
Since this is the issue, I want you to apply as the beneficiary of late Mr. Thekkumpuram Ouseph Jiju to claim this deposit from our bank since it is believed he was from India according to his nationality. I know there are a lot of people from his country in India, but it can be from inside the United States of America or other countries who can successfully make this claim because of the way our bank works and to avoid any contradiction. It does not matter whether you know him or not, it does not matter if you have any kind of relationship with him or not, I will guide you all the way to make this claim. It is not a matter of being greedy or having bad morals, we are not hurting anyone by making this claim and it is not the best to leave the money to eventually end up in the hands of corrupt government officials while we have the opportunity to claim it for better development to assist the world for a better tomorrow. This transaction is a risk free transaction and as the Foreign Operation Manager of our bank, the final approval of your claim application will be done by me. Once I approve it, you will have the right to claim the money. This is safe and beneficial. If this will endanger your position and reputation, I would not have contacted you. I am presently the Foreign Operation Manager of our bank here in New Jersey, United States of America and please do not expose this transaction for any reason. I will give you more information about myself, our bank and the transaction itself once you accept.
We will share the money into two equal parts for each of us when we successfully claim the deposit. Everything will be done successfully and legally. Right now, I have all the copies of documents relating to the deposit he made that you will file to back up this claim. All I require is your cooperation to enable us to make this claim successfully and we have to do this within the shortest time possible because the money will be reverted to the Treasury Department's account if not claimed now. Try and think this through, If you are willing to do it with me, write back and I shall inform you on what next to do to make this claim successfully.
Your sincerely,
Coombs Kenneth Bryon
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