from: Simon Okechkwu <barr.simon.nfiu@gmail.com>
date: Apr 4, 2020, 12:00 AM
subject: Re: Greeting
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear Friend,
Calvary Greetings and thank you for your mail that you sent. This may
come to you as a surprise, but he passed (PAUL NNANNA) away early last
week as a result of Corona Virus he contacted from his trip at Italy.
This email is an automatically-sent response from Kelvin Oliver, his
attorney.
As this mailbox is no longer read by any person, please contact Mr.
Uzoh Clement, his estate executor at +234-9076397323. Leave a clear
and detailed audio message for Mr. Uzoh Clement regarding your
relationship to Sir PAUL NNANNA and any claims or unsettled debts he
owes to you or that you might have against his estate.
If the call is not answered, please leave a message. Begin a message
with the phrase "I want Uzoh Clement” to ensure that he knows it is a
personal message for him and not for his wife.
Sir PAUL did business with many people, but sadly he did not keep good
record of it. If you have done business with Sir PAUL before, please
call Mr. Clement. Sir Paul was a trusting man, and it was
his wish that all persons who would claim to be former business
partners with him were to be believed in good faith unless given
strong evidence to the contrary.
A portion of his estate in the amount of $2,500,000 has also been set
aside for charitable causes. If you are a member of a charity you may
also put in a request for payment from his estate. As a matter of
banking convenience, all payouts from his estate will be made via
Western Union or Money Gram only to avoid all the paperwork involved
with initiating banking wire transfers.
You can also fax a written request and a completed Western Union money
transfer form with all your information on it to the same phone
number: +234-907-639-7323.
I advice you not to send a reply to this email as it is simply and
auto-responder and will not be read by anyone. Instead, it is
recommended that you call Mr. Clement using the above phone
number, or my private email barr.simon.nfiu@gmail.com
On serious matter.
If your phone message is not responded to within 48 hours by Mr.
Clement, then please call again and leave another message to make sure
the message is received.
Sincerely,
Mr. SIMON OKESON , Ph. D.
Attorney At Law
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