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from: Barrister Charles Martin <barrmartinscharles@zohomail.com>
date: Aug 10, 2023, 5:02 AM
subject: Bequeathed Will
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: zohomail.com

Attention

Thank you for your quick response to the notification sent to you from this firm. Please be informed that as the sole executor to late Mr. Gordon Swift my Obligation is not to question your relationship with my late clients but to guide the remittance procedures so that your bequeathed funds will be released to you as quickly as possible.

Your are required to provide the following information’s ASAP;

1, Your telephone
2, your full names
3, House address/company address if any.

This detail is needed, so I can easily affect your bequeathed WILL. Upon receipt of the acknowledgment letter from you be it in hand written or on a plain sheet of paper or the information's requested above, I will send you all the vital documents concerning your inheritance. These documents will include,

1, The Will
2, Court Probate order
3, Bank Certificate

Please be reminded that every step of this process will be recorded and filed by this firm in accordance with the ethics and penal code of this firm.
Feel Free to Call me at any time based on this matter +277 1999 6657

Regards, God Bless

Barrister Charles Martin
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