from: robertjason@financiaadviser.com
date: Feb 4, 2023, 3:43 PM
subject: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.
Attn:
Thanks for the response and interest in my proposal, At this point, it
becomes imperative to let you know that my integrity and carrier as a
Lawyer are at stake here, so please be informed that this transaction
should be carried out under a legitimate arrangement that will not
breach either the law of your Country or mine, hence it is risk free.
The bank had contacted me on many occasions over these years to present
the supposed Next of kin to my deceased client Late Engr. Andrew H.
Robertson upon these requests, I made several efforts to reach anyone
related to him but without success.
Having received your response, I hereby bring to your attention the
complete details of the transaction as well as my plan for its smooth
conclusion in utmost fourteen working days. The money in question
(US$90,000,000.00) is as a result of an abandoned deposit by my late
client, it is absolutely necessary for me to make it take the
resemblance of an actual next of kin; this is where I need your
assistance, as my duty is to provide the necessary documents to back up
our claim.
You see, Next of Kinship is not Limited to relations of the deceased,
nor is it confided to the circuit of parental relationship, rather it is
by choice of the benefactor as regards to whom he wish to WILL it to
(Beneficiary) either formally by write up, or informally by secret
information disclosure to beneficiary be him/her business partner,
relation, kinsmen, or friends or well wishers. I must also inform you
that my biggest success is in our ability to enjoy the proceeds of this
transaction with absolute peace of mind. I am sure that the money will
be transferred but I must be sure that after the transfer, I will have
peace of mind;
I will tender an application to the bank presenting you as the next of
kin to my late client as you indicated your interested in this
transaction. I will be sending you relevant documents in respect to the
deposit after your response to this e mail. I would like to invest my
own part of the money in your country, please advice on what you think
will be recruitive and if you wish we can indulge in a joint venture
business as soon as you confirm the transfer in your account.
For us to proceed kindly reply this mail with details as stated below,
(1) YOUR FULL NAME (AS IN PASSPORT OR IDENTITY)
(2) MARITAL STATUS AND AGE
(3) TELEPHONE AND FAX NUMBERS
(4) OCCUPATION (OPTIONAL)
(5) DATE/PLACE OF BIRTH
This information will allow me to present the request in your favor as
the closest relative to my late client for the corresponding claims.
Once again I assure you 100% free risk as long as I am going to legally
handle the process of this business until its conclusion.
Regards,
Barrister, Robert Jason
Estaban Rastrollo Martinez Abogados
Calle Marques De Riscal 113, 28010 Madrid Spain
Phone: +34 604 230 377
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