From: Brian Spencer Esq.
Date: 5/23/2007
Subject: Bank deposit, for your immediate response,
Brian Spencer (Esq)
MALCOLM CHAMBERS
60 Seven Sisters Road,
London NW2 3PZ.
Tel/Fax: +448701358184
Re: Victim of Alaska Airline Crash
I am Barrister Brian Spencer, personal Attorney to Ronald Lake, who on the
31st of January 2000, in the company of his wife, Joyce, was involved in a
Plane Crash (Alaska Airlines Flight 261). All passengers onboard
unfortunately lost their lives. Since then I have made several enquiries
to locate any of my client's extended relatives but this proved
unsuccessful.
Presently, the Bank where the deceased (my client) had a deposit valued at
£12.5million British Pounds, issued me a notice to provide the
next-of-Kin to my client to receive the benefits or have the money
remitted to the government as unclaimed deposit, so I have contacted you
to become the next of kin and assist in claiming these benefits that
accrued to my client before they get confiscated or declared unserviceable
by the Bank.
Since it is not compulsory that the next-of-kin must be a blood relation
to the deceased, hence I contacted you. Please be informed that a
next-of-kin can be anybody, friends or organization etc, as long as a
close confidant or the custodian of the will documents of the deceased can
attest to the claim.
To this effect, I now seek your consent to present you to the bank as the
next-of-kin of the deceased (my Client) so that the proceeds of this
benefit valued at £12, 500, 000.00 million can be paid to you and then
you and I can share it; 40% to me, 20% to you, while 40% would be given to
an orphanage home. I guarantee that this will be executed under a
legitimate arrangement that will protect you from any breach of the law.
Your prompt response is highly imperative.
Yours sincerely,
Brian Spencer (Esq.)
Malcolm Chambers
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