Thank you for your prompt response. It is my belief that you have perused my detailed email and that you understand the content of the mail. For this fund to be released as soon as possible by the finance company where it is lodged, I want you to understand that when someone dies without a will, state "laws of intestate succession" determine who inherits the estate. If the deceased leaves a surviving spouse or children, these people are considered "next of kin" and generally inherit the entire estate. Although state laws vary, there is a common descent and distribution scheme that applies to determine who is next of kin that is next in line to inherit if there is no surviving spouse or children. Laws about who inherits an estate/funds if there is no surviving spouse or children vary among states, and it is important that we understand the laws of a state. Typically, the decedent's grandchildren or parents are next to inherit. If there are no grandchildren or surviving parents, the descendants of the parents are typically next to inherit, such as the decedent's living brothers and sisters. If no siblings survive, nieces and nephews are typically next to inherit. Thereafter, more distant relatives, such as aunts and uncles, are next to inherit, followed by cousins based on their proximity in the blood line. If a decedent leaves no surviving relatives or if he/she is survived by relatives so distant that state law prevents them from inheriting. The estate is therefore conveyed to the state treasury by a process called "escheat". As a competent, professional lawyer who has been retained to handle the entire legal matters in this regard, I will promptly file a legal action or lawsuit to enforce the release of the inherited funds. I have pledged allegiance to the success of this exercise with a pristine record in our suceess rate. Late Robert at #16 Bedford row, Camden London before the time of his death. I have all the legal documents concerning the deposited funds in my possession to back you up for this claim and we are going to make the best use of them to our advantage. Please never you discuss this transaction with anyone due to the discreet nature till we achieve our aim. We need to work together as a team i.e. Learning to CONFIDE and TRUST in each other and in so doing, we can both play our individual role effectively. Below is the Contact Address of the Bank Accrediting unit in charge of Late Robert's deposited Fund that I want you to contact for the claim of the fund. Contact Person: Paul Underwood (Head International remmitance dept), RELIANCE BANK. Email: info@relianceonline.ca I need you to send an email to the above email address introducing your self as the next of kin to Late Robert and inform them that you want to make the claim of the Deposited fund valued at (2,400,000) Pounds That was deposited with the Bank By your Late Relative Robert and that they should let you know the necessary Steps to follow in making the claim. Please email me your direct contact phone number immediately after contacting the Finance Company to enable us speak on the phone and please never forget to inform me as soon as they respond back to you so that I can always guide you through with the claim process. Let us both cling together and bring this dream to a resounding reality. Regards, +447452026189

john.halford0001@gmail.com Please read carefully as I am going to explain in details why I mailed you. Craig died in an auto- mobile crash on the 15th of March 2014. I have since carried out a search on his actual extended family ties and which efforts have been to no avail and hence my contacting you. My mail to you was written as a matter of last resort because of the circumstances surrounding this claim right now. I am in search of a relative of my late client who happens to bear the same last name. I cannot ascertain if you are directly related to my late client but I am taking a chance to contact you. He was an oil merchant and he had oil dealings around Europe and Africa. He lived most of his years here in London, but travelled often. I served as his private attorney for the last eleven years preceding his death, Craig was never married and had no kids. He migrated into The UK a long time ago as an orphan. His financial investments in a bank are on the verge of being declared non transferable. I am in dire need to present a next of kin to enable the release of the funds in value of £6.8 Million. In the event that you are not in any way related to this man, I humbly ask for your assistance in partnering with me to get this funds released since you have similar last name as my late client. Note that there is a legal reason for the confidentiality of this transaction because of the nature of the transactions and the circumstances surrounding it. I stand a better part of the risk because if at any point, and for any reason, this Finance House becomes aware of my prior contact with you, then I could be held for being in breach of a standard code of conduct which borders on a breach of lawyer/client fiduciary relationship among others and for this reason, I will appreciate if you are very sure you can assist with this and execute this with the required diligence. Take note of the mode of sharing after a second thought, 50% for me 50% for you. If you have gone through this mail and you feel it is well understood, please get back to me telling me if you are willing to go ahead or not so that I can give you the contact of this finance company where this fund is lodged and then inform you too of how to proceed. Hope to hear back from you pretty soon. Regards John Halford Bindmans LLP 236 Gray's Inn Road London WC1X 8HB DX: 37904 King's Cross TEL: +44 745 203 4009