from: baristerwilliams.us baristerwilliams.us <baristerwilliams.us@hotmail.com>
date: Nov 24, 2025, 7:17 AM
subject: Dear
mailed-by: hotmail.com
Dear Sir/madam
I am the personal Attorney to the late Sol Kerzner, South African Casino Tycoon, businessman and philanthropist who died in 2020 and left US$14.5 Million in a bank in South Africa.
Due to the fact that Sol Kerzner died without including this particular bank account in his WILL, none of his relatives know about this account because it was for investment purposes, nobody will ever file for the claim. As his personal Attorney, the bank has requested that I provide a beneficiary to the account to avoid confiscating the funds. Hence the reason I contacted you to present you as the beneficiary of the funds to the bank in a legal way without breaking the law.
As his personal Attorney, I will register you at the Department of Justice as the beneficiary of the funds and procure the relevant documents in your name to give you the right to receive the funds from the bank lawfully by bank wire transfer. Since you will be receiving the US$14.5 Million from the bank into your preferred account in your country, I hope you will not betray my trust in you to receive the funds pending on my coming over to meet with you to receive my part of the funds because people change with money. As partners, it is fair to split the funds equally so I propose that you will be entitled to HALF of the funds and HALF for me.
You can click the following link to read more about Sol Kerzner as reported in New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/27/business/sol-kerzner-dead.html
In order to proceed with the legal documentation, please provide the information below correctly;
1 Your Full Names
2 Your Telephone Number
3 Your Age
4 Your Contact Address
5 Your Occupation
As soon as I receive your information, I will proceed to procure the relevant legal documents in your name to give you the legal right to receive the funds.
Our advantage in this transaction is that the entire process is legal. All that is required for us to succeed is to maintain absolute confidentiality in all matters regarding this transaction not to jeopardize it.
I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards,
Mark Williams Geezer
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