from: Larry Clark <clark.larry65@yahoo.com>
date: Feb 28, 2026, 8:46 AM
subject: Details of the transaction/my identity card
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signed-by: yahoo.com
Dear
Thanks for your kind email and your interest and your willingness to carry out this deal with me. This is a deal and all plans have been mapped out for a smooth and successful arrangement for us to claim the funds. Since the deceased did not have any next of kin while depositing the funds, so if we do not claim the funds now it would be a total loss, because the bank will confiscate the funds to the government of the UK. The link you made mention is not my picture and i didn't know who is on the link. I will scan and attche my own identity card.
Sir, the reason why I decided to contact you to claim the funds is simply because I am very close to the deceased before his death, so he confided to me that 8.5 Million British Pounds Sterling was deposited with Other banks here in UK. So Plans to execute a successful claim of the funds have been perfected, as I will always guide with the next step and till the successful transfer of the funds, then we will both share the funds among ourselves.
Finally all you are required to do now is to send your full names and contact address including your telephone number with attached id, so I can submit it to the appropriate authorities as the next of kin to the deceased. The bank has been waiting for the next of kin, they have written to the embassy severally, but we discover that his family cannot be located. So I am now presenting you as his relative and next of kin to the late Mr .Pannell Louis, once I submit all your information the bank and the lawyer will contact and ask you some questions, of which I will guide you with any question that may arise.
I wait for your quick response.
Best regards.
Dr. Larry Clark
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