from: Barrister Gil Kakkar <sinhakakkar@gmail.com>
reply-to: barristerkakkar@gmail.com
date: Aug 19, 2020, 3:16 PM
subject: Dear
mailed-by: gmail.com
Gil Kakkar law office ,
Address 01 BP 459, Ballia India
Phone (+91) 90 91 66 89 60
Fax (+91) 21 51 75 870 78
Email:barristerkakkar@gmail.com
I am a personal representative to Late Mr Peter a national
of your country, and the chief executive officer of his own Company
in India. On the 27th of May 2013,my client lost his life as a result
of Brain cancer, as confirmed by a medical specialist who was taking
care of his illness for over six months before his death.
Since then I have made several enquirers to your embassy to locate any
of my clients extended relatives this has also proved
Unsuccessful.After his death, I discovered that the Ministry of
Finance India (MFI) is owing the sum of (Ten Million Eight Hundred
Thousand United States Dollar) US$10,800,000.00 to my client for a
contract he executed for the Ministry before his death.
I want you to help me get the money and property left behind by my
client before they get confiscated by the Ministry here. As the
attorney to the deceased, I received a letter from the Ministry , they
want me to provide his next of kin or have the debt confiscated.I seek
your consent to present you as the next of kin of the deceased since
you share the same sur name so that the contract sum can be paid to
you for sharing
between us 50% / 50% each.All Necessary legal documents that can be
used to back up the claim will be procured. Your honest cooperation is
required to enable us seeing the Deal through.I guarantee that this
will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you
from any breach of the law.
I await your reply via my email: barristerkakkar@gmail.com
Best Regards
Barrister Gil Kakkar. Esq.
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