From: Barr. Bennard Adebayo <adeben26@latinmail.com>
Date: May 24, 2005 4:05 PM=20
Subject: On Trust
Attn:SIR\MADAM,
It is with heartfelt hope that I write to seek your co-operation
and assistance in the context stated below, I am Barrister
Bennard Adebayo, the personal Attorney to my late client.
I got your contact through the help of my sister-in-law
that works with the American Chambers of Commerce and Tourism,
due I did not disclose to her my humble intention for an
honest foreigner like you, Having noted the confidence reposed
on your person by the sponsor of the recommendation. My
late client was the Chief Executive officer of {Shell Development
Company} for 15 good years and he was retired on the 30th
day of September 1999.
After a month, My client and his
entire family died on their way to a Conference in an Auto
crash on the 30th day of October 1999.Before their death
my client Deposited the total sum of S$20,000,000.00 in
a bank hoping of transferring the fund to his country {United
States of America} as soon as he comes back from the conference.
According to the {DEED OF WILL} made by my late client,
He wrote a {DEED OF WILL} that if anything should happen
to him, That i should locate any of his family member ,
With this {DEED OF WILL} I decided to trace his last name
over the Internet to locate any member of his family.Since
I have been unsuccessful in locating the relatives for over
4 years now' I seek your consent to present you as the next
of kin of the deceased. I agree to pay you 40% of the fund,
40% to me and While 20% can be also paid to you as the next
of kin and incase if you spend any money for an {AFFIDAVIT
OF TRUE NEXT OF KIN}. Further more, Kindly furnish me with
your following details.
A. YOUR FULL NAME.
B. YOUR RESIDENTIAL AND OFFICE ADDRESSES.
C. YOUR TELEPHONE/FAX NUMBER.
D. A VALID COPY OF IDENTITY
As soon as I receive your details, I will write an application
to the Correspondene finanacial institute for immediate
processing of paymentinto your account as the next of kin
and benefactor.
Regards,
Barrister Ben. Adebayo |
