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from: John W. Shipton <jbuch@idirect.com>
reply-to: contact@sesslawyers.com
date: Oct 9, 2023, 5:21 AM
subject: Policy#00292189
mailed-by: idirect.com

Hey there,

This email is about a family policy that hasn't been claimed yet under
portfolio number
00292189. My name is John W. Shipton and I work for the company that has
an unused cash in trust in your family name under that portfolio number.

To find out more, please email me at contact@sesslawyers.com.

Thank you very much,
John W. Shipton.
Trustee in law.

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Following is an email that this scammer sent to another scammer. It is written in the Nigerian Igbo Pidgin English language and/or a style/dialect of English typically used by Nigerian scammers. Thus, it is very likely that this scammer is a Nigerian person:

from: John Shipton <contact@sesslawyers.com>
date: Oct 14, 2023, 4:30 PM
subject: Re: OMO
mailed-by: sesslawyers.com

YOU BE MOR*N, MONEY NO DEY BLOW WHISTLE. GROW UP WITH YOUR VIRTUAL BILLIONS AND UK DREAM

TRY GO HELP YOUR FAMILY PEOPLE JOBLESS M*RON

CENTRAL BANK WEY DEY USE GMAIL SEND EMAIL, DEY PLAY, ANAMU

JOIN HANDS WITH YOUR ANCESTORS

HAHAHAHAHAHA, YOU BE LOOSER

John Shipton

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from: John Shipton <contact@sesslawyers.com>
date: Oct 16, 2023, 4:07 AM
subject: Re: Policy#00292189
mailed-by: sesslawyers.com

Hello

I know we don't know each other well, so the fact that I sent you a private message like this might seem strange. Please bear with me because, owing to unforeseen circumstances, I am forced to contact you personally to see if we can collaborate to secure the inherited portfolio of my client, who died intestate. My late customer left a massive financial estate worth $28,400,000, which you can verify by dialing the number below.

Dial:+1-917-773-3473
Account 003993002
Pin 7595

As the legal trustee/executor of my deceased client's estate, it is my responsibility to present a beneficiary who would claim the inheritance because I am the only ideal person as the executor to propose someone who can claim the inheritance, but the person should not be related to me in any way in order to avoid suspicion of foul play in the process, which is why I am contacting you so that we can work together to achieve this.

I acknowledge your skepticism, which is reasonable, but I would like to tell you that this transaction has been well planned. Your contact information was collected from publicly available documents in the United Kingdom during a search for any connection to my dead client.

I am reaching out to you due to your status as a senior citizen, which leads me to believe that you possess the qualities necessary for me to place my faith in you to facilitate this transaction smoothly and without any complications. Did I make an incorrect assessment? I am hesitant to accept the notion that I erred in making this particular decision. Please consider this a valuable chance for us to enhance the overall quality of our lives as well as that of our families.

Nevertheless, I would like to provide a concise overview of my deceased client, Ms. Catherine Muller, in order to enhance your understanding of the estate. The late Ms. Catherine Muller, as documented in the Bona Vacantia estate records with reference BV943425/1, had an untimely demise on May 16th, 1994, as a result of cardiac arrest. Following the unfortunate demise of the individual in question, I diligently endeavored to locate any surviving relatives in order to fulfill my legal obligation of transferring the estate in accordance with the applicable succession legislation. However, the pursuit of this objective proved to be somewhat challenging. Nevertheless, after an extended period of time, I fortuitously saw his familial acquaintance, Mr. Rolf Heinz Müller, during his visit to Aarau Cantonal Hospital for a cardiac surgical procedure, coinciding with my own attendance for cardiovascular medical care. By a twist of destiny, certain circumstances led to our fortuitous encounter, prompting a conversation during which I learned that he was a familial relative of my deceased customer. The individual in question had a heart operation scheduled within a week of our initial meeting. Despite this impending medical procedure, I promptly initiated the process of facilitating the transfer of inheritance to him upon confirming his relationship with my client through a comprehensive due diligence process. This was done in order to seize the opportunity at hand. Regrettably, he did not survive the heart surgery. The demise of the individual in question evoked profound emotional distress inside me, as it served as a poignant reminder of the initial point from which I embarked upon my own journey.

Furthermore, there is a significant level of state-induced pressure to promptly disclose the recipient of the estate. Consequently, I am compelled to resort to this kind of communication in order to reach out to you. Kindly comprehend the difficulty I am facing. Additionally, I sent a copy of the medical report that the attending doctor provided during the patient's admission to Aarau Hospital for cardiac surgery.

It is of significance to note that the individual in question, Ms. Catherine Muller (dead), arrived in Great Britain and achieved considerable financial success through investments in the real estate and precious metals sectors. The deceased individual passed away intestate, without having executed a will or having any surviving legal heirs. According to her brother, Rolf Mueller, in a subsequent conversation, her sexual orientation might have contributed to the estrangement of her family.

Unfortunately, the situation really saddens me. However, I am determined to undertake constructive actions in order to perpetuate his legacy. Regrettably, I am facing a time constraint since the UK Treasury's deadline for the selection of an heir is imminent. Failure to identify a suitable candidate within the next few months would result in the complete transfer of the bequest to the state. In my opinion, both Ms. Catherine Muller and her brother, Mr. Rolf Heinz Mueller, would have agreed that such a result would not be fair. It is plausible to surmise that the individuals in question would have expressed a preference for a portion of their monetary resources to be allocated towards a philanthropic endeavour rather than being directed towards the state.

The motivation behind my actions stems from my personal experience as a cancer patient, along with my aspiration to establish a foundation dedicated to cancer research. However, it is well acknowledged that money is not readily available or easily obtained. One of the rationales underlying the significance of this inheritance to my own values is the proposal to allocate a substantial portion of the funds received towards philanthropic endeavors as a means of commemorating the Müllers. It is my contention that the impact of one's actions on the lives of others persists after one's own mortality. Rare and fleeting chances such as these present themselves seldom, and it is imperative that we grasp them promptly, since failure to do so may result in the forfeiture of such opportunities to the governing body.

I am optimistic about our collaborative efforts towards attaining a shared objective. I would greatly appreciate receiving a positive response from you.

In my capacity as the legal trustee and executor of my deceased client's estate, it is incumbent upon me to identify a suitable beneficiary to claim the inheritance. As the executor, I am uniquely positioned to propose an individual for this role, ensuring that there is no familial connection to mitigate any potential concerns of impropriety. Consequently, I am reaching out to you with the intention of collaborating towards the attainment of this objective.

Please assess the scenario and inform me if this aligns with your capabilities. I anticipate receiving a response from you in the near future.

I eagerly anticipate your response.

Sincerely yours,

John Shipton

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from: John Shipton <contact@sesslawyers.com>
date: Oct 20, 2023, 8:13 AM
subject: Re: Policy#00292189
mailed-by: gmail.com
signed-by: sesslawyers.com

Hello,

Thanks for your response and commitment to this deal. I'll reassure you once more that this transaction will be legal, that a qualified lawyer will prepare all supporting documents legally, and that it will be completely risk-free.

Kindly reconfirm your numbers, and you can also call me at my personal number, +353871343227, so we can discuss more about this deal.

Finally, the lawyer will require your complete physical address in order to prepare the necessary documents. I will send you a copy of my ID for your perusal in my next email and will appreciate it if you can do the same because this is a huge amount coming our way, so we need to build a little trust among ourselves by getting a little acquainted with ourselves.

To help us move things along more quickly, kindly provide the information below:

1. How old are you?
2. What is your religion and profession?
3. Can you handle such a huge amount?
4. Are you married?
5. Address:
6. Telephone number

I await your swift response.

Best Regards,
John Shipton
+353871343227

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