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From: "james.roberts" <khdccegb@excite.com>
Reply-To: james.roberts111@yahoo.co.uk
Date: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 18:26:22 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: FROM MR JAMES ROBERTS
FROM MR JAMES ROBERTSDear Partner.My name is Barrister James Roberts and I am an attorney to Mr. Grant Woods, a wealthy businessman who died with his family (wife and his two children) in a ghastly motor accident here in the UK three years ago.When he was writing his will,he told me of a fixed deposit of British Pounds5.2million with a bank here in the UK, with orders on how it should be shared between his wife and children.Since he died with his wife and two kids and all efforts made by the bank,the police and myself to get any of his relatives to claim this money were unsuccessful, leaving nobody to claim the funds, I am now seeking your willingness to stand as next of kin to this man since it is the law in Great Britain that if the funds are unclaimable at the expiration of six years the funds will be devert the Her Majesty's Account. If interested please reply so that I may inform you on how I plan to execute this transaction and also discuss how we are going to share
the funds. contact me with private emal below james_roberts000@yahoo.co.ukSincerely,James Roberts
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