from: emai...@deskinfopoint.com <emailjimywu@deskinfopoint.com>
date: Feb 11, 2026, 7:22 AM
subject: DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPOSAL
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Dear Friend,
Dear friend, I do appreciate your warmth response to my emai, my name is Mr. Jimmy Wu, Internal Audit Manager for Agricultural Bank of China. I received your response to my brief message, and I wish to apologize for any inconveniences. I am getting in touch with you regarding the estate of a deceased client with an investment placed under our bank's management 14 years ago.
I would respectfully request that you keep the contents of this mail confidential and also respect the integrity of the information that you are coming across as a result of this mail. I contacted you privately and as such no one is aware of this communication thus the reason why I had us communicate strictly via my private email and also had to disguise my profile on all platforms. In 2012, with regards to the above the subject matter, the Deceased Depositor made a deposit of Fourteen Million, Two Hundred and Seventy-Five Thousand Dollars ($14,275,000.00) only in my branch, a number of notices were sent to him two years later for not operating the account and we later discovered that the Deceased Depositor passed away due to long time underlying health condition
Before his demise, he neither mentioned a next of kin or beneficiary in our records as well as the records of the security firm. As an Internal Audit Manager, the security firm as well as management of my bank has been on me since last year till date to provide a next of kin or beneficiary to his estate. Unfortunately, he died intestate, because he neither had a wife nor child while he was alive. I feel he didn't make a mistake about this; he purposely wanted this money to go to Charity after he dies. However, he failed to know that when one who has no next of kin or beneficiary dies, the State takes over his estate and all he or she has ever worked for. Since the bank has given me a short notice to either provide a next of kin or confiscate his account within 21 business days, I have not been able to find any relatives. so, I ask for your consent to present you as a close relative of the deceased so that the proceeds of this account can be paid to you. Please being a part of this transaction would only be at your free will and acceptance; you have the choice to accept or refuse. I look forward to your timely response if my request suits you well.
Regards,
Mr. Jimmy Wu
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