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Hello,

This is a personal email directed to you and I request that it be treated as such. I must solicit your confidentiality and assure you that I am contacting you in good faith and this proposal will be of mutual benefit. I am Neill Shrimpton, a solicitor at law. I am the personal attorney/sole executor to my late client who worked as an independent oil magnate in my country, who died in a car crash with his immediate family in East London on the 5th of November

My late client, a formal contractor working with Chevron Texaco Oil here in the United Kingdom Left behind a deposit of Five Million Eight Hundred Thousand British Pounds Sterling only (£5.8 Million Pounds Sterling )

UK£ 5,800,000 = U$ 9,070,039.87

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with a bank. After the death of my client, the finance company contacted me being his attorney to provide his Next of kin who should inherit his fortune this according to corporate banking laws.

Since the death of my client, i have been unable to locate any of his extended relatives whom shall be claimants/beneficiaries of his abandoned personal estate but thus far the findings have been to no avail and i communicated same to the financial institution.

Sitting directors of the board of the financial institution has adopted a resolution and I was mandated to provide his next of kin within the next 14 official working days or all legal claims to the funds would be forfeited within that time. The financial house would invoke the abandoned property decree of the company to confiscate the funds after the expiration of the period given me. Official letters have been sent to my office in the last couple of days suggesting a likely proceeding for confiscation of his abandoned personal assets in line with the provisions of such laws.

My contacting you is base on reasons, very professional as well as to use legal means to present you as next of kin of my deceased client. This indeed is legally possible and would be done within the confines of the British laws. I thought to contact you, that I may, with your consent, present you to the financial house as close relative of my late client as only family members can put up a claim to the bank in that capacity as a next of kin of my client.

I have all vital documents that would confer you the legal right to make this claim and would make them available to you so that the proceeds of this bank account valued at £5.8 million Pounds Sterling can be paid to you before it gets confiscated or declared unserviceable by the bank.

I do sincerely sympathize with the death of my client but think it is unprofitable for his funds to be submitted to the government of this country or some financial institution. My aim is to retrieve these funds and let it be claimed by the deceased family Lineage, etc. for this I seek your assistance since I have been unable to locate the relatives for the past 8 years now.

I seek your consent to present you as the next of kin of the deceased so that the proceeds of this account can be paid to you. In the aftermath of this, the sharing formula would be 45% for me and 55% to you. Can I trust you on this? I shall assemble all the necessary documents that will be used to back up your claim.

I will not fail to bring to your notice that this proposal is hitch-free and that you should not entertain any fears as the required arrangements have been made for the completion of this transfer. I guarantee that this will be executed under a legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of law.

Like I said, I require only a solemn confidentiality on this. Please get in touch with me by my alternative email: ( n.shrimp@live.co.uk ) for strict confidentiality purpose and send to me your telephone and fax numbers to enable us discuss further on this transaction. My contact number is +44 704 578 8886..

If this proposal is acceptable to you, do not take undue advantage of the trust I have bestowed in you, Thanks for your understanding while awaiting your immediate response.

Regard,
Neill Shrimpton.