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Jeanne Crain - Bremer Bank Old National Bancorp - Bremer_Bankexterior@usa.com

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from: Zafer Ersoy <Bremer_Bankexterior@usa.com>
date: Mar 7, 2026, 7:11 AM
subject: Bremer Bank. Old National Bancorp
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: usa.com

Bremer Bank. Old National Bancorp

Subject: BG SBLC now Available

info@Bremer_Bankexterior.usa.com

Bremer_Bankexterior@usa.com

Routing Number: +1 612-782-1960:

Bank NMLS# 459308

Dear friend,

my name Mrs Jeanne Crain CEO

My Solicitors, Attorney-at-law; actually I got your contact information through your state Public Record while searching for a last name similar to my late client's name, a business tycoon who lived in Europe for over Twenty-One years; he lost his life in Syria by the ISIS Militia group during a business trip to the Middle East and short holidays visit to Israel and Lebanon with his entire family.

However the circumstances and urgency of this claim have prompted me to send you this unsolicited email, which I humbly apologize.

Can I present you as the beneficiary to the vault of my late client? Since you are bearing the same surname with him. Honestly, Before his demised; He deposited a vault worth $6.2 (SIX MILLION, TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND US DOLLARS) with a security Firm here in my Bremer Bank

As the attorney to my late client Mr .Mrinal Kanti Dey Douglas, the security Firm has mandated me to present the beneficiary to the vault (heir/inheritor) to make the claims or the vault will be confiscated and taken to the Bureau as unclaimed.

Therefore on this brief notice kindly Get back to me for more details and you will be glad you did. Your bank information your home address a copy of your ID

Kind Regards,

Bremer Bank CEO Old National Bancorp Mrs Jeanne Crain
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