Craig & Gatzoulis Attorneys at Law
101 Stark Street,
Manchester, UK,
M34 1SN
Fax/phone: +44(0)871 239 4453
Re: Your consent is being requested
Good day,
This is my second email to you. I believe you did not receive my first email. I am compelled to send this email a second time. As a matter of urgency and necessity, I have to contact you in a manner that seems unethical. It is an issue of one of my client who lost his life in plane crash involving Alaska Airline's Flight 261, which crashed on January 31st, 2000. His wife and only daughter also died in the disaster.
Before the demise of my client, he disclosed to me his account status, which amounted to Ten million five hundred thousand American dollars. He also handed over to me some vital copies of documents regarding this fund deposit in London.
I was at the last burial rite on February, 5th, 2000 to pay my final respect to one of my prominent clients. There I made thorough inquiries about his relatives but could not find any, and also discovered no one really knows about his assets and particularly, the fund currently in a UK bank account. Since then, I have made successive attempts to get his next of kin or relative to come forth and claim this fund but to no avail.
As the personal lawyer to my late client, I cannot in any way claim it unless I get third party assistance. Just two weeks ago, I received a routine notification from the finance house concerning this fund, and the officials of this firm issued a warning, stressing the urgency for the next-of-kin to come forward to claim this fund immediately. Otherwise, they will have it transferred to the State Treasury account as an unclaimed fund.
MY REQUEST;
Owing to the fact that his daughter whom should have stood a better chance of claiming this fund, also perished in that fatal air crash, I want you to stand in as the next-of-kin to my late client.
Like I earlier asserted, I have in my possession the necessary documents that will enable me to place you in, as the right beneficiary to my late client's fund in this firm. I also wish to state that it is not compulsory that you must be a blood relative of my client for you be a beneficiary. Everything lies with me. It is whomever I present to the Probate and bank as the next-of-kin that the bank will recognize as the beneficiary.
As I am not sure of your consent, I would prefer that we maintain correspondence by email for the time being. It is necessary that I remind you that trust and transparency must be our watchword in the course of this transaction. I will discuss with you in details regarding the sharing of the fund when I receive your response. For confidentiality purpose, I advise that you do not discuss this with anyone. If there is any aspect that is not clear to you, please feel very free ask me.
Thanks.
Michael
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