from: John W. Peters <joweptrs1954@gmail.com>
reply-to: jwetegopeters1954@outlook.com
date: Jun 17, 2023, 7:58 AM
subject: Details to proceed for your inheritance transfer
mailed-by: gmail.com
Attn: Dear
Thank you immensely for your prompt response to my message, I must
let you know that your choice is intentional and It's not by mistake
that I sent you this message, yes you might be or not in any way be
related to the deceased client but because you share the same surname
with him, I contacted you to partner with me/stand as the next of kin
to my late client Engr. Alexander R. , he died without any will
of testament or next of kin, that was the very first point that got me
attracted to you. It is a 100% positive result on inheritance claims
here in my country the funds are deposited in his signatory account
with B.I.A.T BANK.
This procedure is simple and straight forward. I was his lawyer before
his death, my late client being a very secretive person he did not
introduce any next of kin or family to me. I have been bitter with his
death and few months ago, the bank sent a sealed notice to me for an
introduction of his next of kin. I searched all through his file and
couldn't see any. I have tried to make contacts but it proves abortive
so I started searching for his lineage and roots. That's how I found
you. I will explain the source of these funds to you as it is genuine
and legitimate earning from his business deals home and abroad these
are the circumstances why I have to involve you. If it is left
unclaimed, it will be repossessed by Government treasury based on
foreign nationality intestacy succession.
Just a tip-: Inheritance issues in Lome Togo are dealt with by the
Probate Registry, which is a division of the High Court. Its
jurisdiction extends to all property of the deceased situated in Lome
Togo as at the date of his/her death. In a case of death by intestacy
as ours is, the court will require his lawyer or a qualified
practitioner in the relevant jurisdiction to introduce his supposed
next of kin who will be approved normally by affidavits of fact issued
by the Inland Revenue Commissioner to inherit the funds. This is where
I will come in.
I have made all arrangements to enable us receive these funds within
two weeks. It’s easy considering the fact that it’s the same name. I
will send a draft of letter for you to send to the bank for the
approval/transfer of this fund as to bind us together in partnership
once we agree as follows;
1. Total amount involved is (USD$14,700.000.00)
2. 45% will go to you as gratification for your participation.
3. 10% will be used to acquire and build an orphanage in memory of
the deceased.
4. 5% will be for reimbursement of any form of expenses that might be
incurred during the process, so I do not know yet if
5. 40% will be for me.
I await your reply and acceptance. I expect feedback from you with
the below personal data:
1. Your Full Name .
2. Telephone/ Mobile/Fax Numbers.
3. Profession.
4. Date and Place of birth.
5. Identity Copy.
Be rest assured that all processes will be executed under the ambit of
laws of both countries.
Respectfully,
Barr. John W. Peters, Esq.
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