From: Scott Thomson Scotiabank <mike.johnson.t93@gmail.com>
Reply-To: scottthomson.soctiabank@gmail.com
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2023 00:43:07 +0100
Subject: Compliments

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Hello,

I felt compelled to get in touch with you and discuss how we might help one
another.

My name is Scott Thomson I assumed the role of President of Scotiabank on
December 1, 2022 and became President and Chief Executive Officer of the
Bank on February 1, 2023. I have been a member of the Scotiabank Board of
Directors since 2016.

I firmly feel that God has placed you in my path at this precise moment.
You will find this crucial business conversation interesting since you will
gain from it, so I want to share it with you.
The estate of a respected client and friend who passed away recently is
being administered by me, and it is estimated to be worth $77,000,000.00
(seventy seven million USD).
Although he selected me as executor, knowing full well that I would have
the authority to make any choices in the event of a sudden death, there was
apparently no mention of an heir or next of kin in any of the estate
project agreements with the bank from the outset.

Knowing him for years, the fact that he never married, never had children,
never introduced any form of family to me or the bank until his passing
left me in a precarious and perplexed situation. The bank management asked
the executor to provide instructions last week regarding what to do with
the decedent's abandoned estate. As his executor, I am not permitted by law
to inherit from, divert from, or claim this estate or any of its assets,
but I am permitted to make decisions on whoever I deem to be a reasonably
competent and capable claimant.

I contacted you and am now requesting your cooperation to present you for
the claim as a trustee because I have been looking for the ideal
business-minded individual to share this ideas with and possibly present
the individual for the claim. If I am unable to find a deserving individual
for the claim, my bank's board of directors will not hesitate to divert the
funds to their own selfish uses. Since the transaction will be carried out
in accordance with a valid agreement that will safeguard you from any
risks, there is no risk involved. Since the bank directors are already
wealthy, it is preferable for us to take possession of the funds than to
let them do so. I don't have a greedy nature, so I propose splitting the
money 50/50 between the two parties. My share will help me to make a
difference in the lives of many people who are dying, and I know the
asset's owner would be happy if it wasn't mishandled or used for my own
gain.

As soon as you let me know what you think about this, I'll reply with more
information about the next steps in my response. Please keep this a secret
between the two of us only until everything is formally arranged.

God bless you, and have a good day.