from: Louis Gardner <gardnerlouise690@gmail.com>
date: Aug 30, 2020, 10:40 AM
subject: More information
mailed-by: gmail.com
Dear
Thank you for your response to my message. I am Barrister Louis Gardner, a personal attorney to my late client who died of kidney cancer with an unidentified family or relative. I am contacting you to stand in as a next of kin to his deposit of $6.2 million with one of the leading banks here in the United Kingdom since you share the same surname with my late client.
I know that you will be very surprised considering the fact that you do not know me in person and we have not met before, but do not worry, I came across you while searching for my late client's relatives. I received your response with exceeding gladness and as time is of essence to this transaction, You have to maintain and abide by the rules/regulations for the success actualization of this fund without any hitch.
Nevertheless, I just want to brief you on this issue because I am in position to furnish you with all legal and relevant information for the success of this transaction.
I would not like this fund to be declared unclaimed by the bank, as they have stated that funds like this are normally declared as an unclaimed bill and transferred to their treasury account if not claimed, therefore instead of this to happen, I tried all i could to locate you.
I need your assistance to repatriate the fund that was left behind in the bank by my late client before it gets confiscated or declared unserviceable by the bank where this huge amount is deposited.
As the personal attorney to your late relative Mr. Eric,it is my duty to present the next of kin to the bank, and whosoever I present to the bank will be approved, as long as surnames are the same, notwithstanding if it is from birth or marriage, which means you are legally qualified to be presented to the bank as next of kin to my late client. I stand as your guarantor, the bank has all course to release and transfer this money to you as the beneficiary inheritor to this fund.
Once again be rest assured of my readiness in giving you the necessary information required for the successful transfer of the funds to you. I will be waiting to hear from you as soon as you receive this message so that we can move ahead with the transaction.
Therefore every arrangement has been made for smooth operation of this transaction provided you will follow my instructions and put in your maximum support to this transaction, by doing so the fund will be released and transferred into your bank account for our mutual benefit. Upon receipt of your next mail indicating your willingness and readiness to work with me, I will immediately introduce you officially to the bank as the next of kin or relative to my late client and instruct the management to release the fund to you.
I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law here in my country and also in your country. All necessary information and legal documents needed to back you up in this claim will be obtained from the high court of justice. All I require from you is your honest cooperation to enable us to see this transaction through.
All I need is an assurance from you that you will abide by the rules/regulations of this transaction to the end. After the successful conclusion of this transaction we will share the proceeds 60/40. That is you will be entitled to 60% of the total sum as gratification, while the remaining 40% will be for me.
Expecting your urgent response.
Respectfully,
Louis Gardner
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