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from: STICO FRAIS CHAMBERS <chambersmrsticofrais@gmail.com>
date: Jan 25, 2022, 11:06 AM
subject: Dear Friend,
mailed-by: gmail.com

Dear Friend,

I know this may come to you as a surprise due to the amount of scam
emails we all receive on daily bases, but it is with a sincere and
humble heart that I am making this contact for our mutual benefit.

My Name is Mr Stico Frais, of the STICO FRAIS CHAMBERS; I specialize
in corporate and legal claims, a financial legal representative to
business moguls and politicians here in West Africa. I am contacting
you in regards to a deceased client Engr. Nicholas Feschuk, A
foreigner client to a financial institution here in Burkina Faso; on
the 5th March 2012; my client Engr. Nicholas and some other business
men lost their lives in auto accident in Ouaga Estate Expressway,

Before the incident, my client had (US$32 Million) with a financial
institution here in Burkina Faso; and In view of the west Africa Law
of Succession, claims of this nature can only be made by a surviving
relative / family member. Unfortunately my client had no will at the
time of his death. All efforts made through some Private Investigators
in Burkina have revealed no link to any of his family member.

With the applicable law of succession there is a duration within which
such claims must be applied for, and as a result I am under pressure
to present the next of kin or a relative who will claim the funds, and
failure to do this would legally allow the financial institution to
report the funds to the national Treasury as unclaimed funds (Lack of
supersede). It is therefore my intention to introduce you the bank as
the next of kin / beneficiary to enable the bank transfer this fund to
your bank account as the real beneficiary, please note that I’m
legally equipped with all necessary information / documentations
concerning this funds,

Upon your decision of acceptance, the release of these funds in your
Bank account which you will provide to the bank as the rightful
beneficiary And You would be entitled to 40% of this ran sum (US$32
Million). If you are willing to work with me on this, while I shall
come over to your country to have my % 60 shear once you confirm the
transfer in your bank account in your country,

PLEASE REPLY ME THROUGH THIS EMAIL FOR SECURITY MEANSURE:
{ sticofraischambers.layer@outlook.com }

In conclusion, it’s my concern to demand your ultimate honesty,
co-operation and confidentiality to enable us conclude this
transaction. And be rest assured that this process would be executed
under a legitimate arrangement that would legally protect both of us
from any breach of any law locally /internationally.

Note; what drives my interest here is NOT GREED rather it would make
no sense to allow this huge amount of money to go to waste when we can
take advantage of the situation, and honestly if we don’t do this; it
will still end up in private pockets of corrupt people in government.
As they say, God has empowered us to make wealth, that is to say, our
happiness is in our hands. This is a life time opportunity / chance
for us to rejoice and delight our families,

Please your urgent response is needed for more details on what you
should do to enable us to execute this deal without delay,

Thanks for your understanding my good friend,
Regards,
MR STICO FRAIS,
Email address: sticofraischambers.layer@outlook.com
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