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Saturday, March 6, 2010

Please Read‏ ized01@qwestoffice.net


Hello.
 
I am Barrister John William, lawyer to late Thomas McCulloch of
 Durango,Colorado 
who lost his life in a plane crash involving Egypt Air Flight
990,including his wife and only daughter.He was one of the state's 
most prominent
 native and business leader. All these you are very free to verify
from the web link below for more information and clarification about 
his socio-
economic status until his death.
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/502503.stm
 
Before the demise of my client, he disclosed to me his account status,which 
amounted to $3.8usd(Three Million Eight Hundred Thousand America Dollars). 
He
also handed over to me some vital copies of documents regarding this fund 
already trapped at finance house in EUROPE I have made thorough inquiries
about his relatives but,discovered no one really knows about this fund 
currently sited at EUROPE.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 personal lawyer to my late client, I cannot in any way claim it unless 
someone overseas does so. 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 late Mr.Thomas
McCulloch's relative or next of kin to come forward to claim this fund 
immediately or they will have it confiscated and forwarded to the nation's
treasury account as an unclaimed fund. This is the agreement they have 
reached at the company and they also reiterated that this is according to the 
company
guidelines.
 
MY REQUEST;
 
Owing to the fact that his daughter whom should have stand 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 late Mr. Thomas McCulloch.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.Be informed 
that upon successful transfer of this money into your account,you shall have
35% of it as your share. I must remind you that trust and transparency must 
be our watchword in the course of this transaction.
 
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I look forward to receiving your reply soon.
 
Yours sincerely,
Barrister John William.

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