Dear Dalene Nel, I am a lawyer resident in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia and my late client (Bernard Nel) is believed to be your relative based on last name and origin. In this country, he was an orphan adopted by a priest who nurtured him and later he inherited an estate from a philanthropist through the priest who is also late. Engr. Bernard died in 2005 here in Malaysia and recently his banker having wait a long time for a relative to surface, contacted me to present his relative since it was not mentioned in his file to inherit the sum of USD7.5M left in his account. The bank believe i should know his next of kin maybe from the content of his will. It is possible you may not know him since he lived all his life here but since you share the same last name and origin, your presentation as his next of kin is of no violation of the law because it is legally acceptable for one to make claims where his or her stand is defended legally. More to this legal justification is further explained below. I have no doubt whatsoever that you are capable of handling this transaction and I want to make it knowledgeable to you that our laws and constitution is very clear on transfer of estate of a deceased person to a next of kin. Late Bernard died interstate without living a WILL pronouncing who should inherit his estate, as a result of this vacuum, your good-self can come in between as the next of kin with my backing as his legal counsel. Despite the fact that you may not know the late Bernard in person, but the last name and origin is the same therefore it will give us a good advantage. By all standards, it is not illegal for you to stand in as the bona-fide next of kin because we shall remain within the ambit of law to accomplish this goal. Further to the legality and the legitimacy of your stand as the heir, please note that next of kinship is not limited to direct family or blood relations to a decease person but could be extended to anyone (friend, business partner, kinsmen, wife related by marriage, orphan or whosoever) as long as a stated pronunciation is established in the court of law to justify this status. If this fund is not claimed within 21 days, it will be deposited into the suspense account of the finance house as unclaimed deposit which is later shared among the board of directors of the bank due to high level of corruption in the industry today. As the deceased attorney, it is my duty to provide the next of kin and whosoever I present will become the beneficiary of the estate as the bona-fide next of kin. I am very familiar with some of the top management staff, as such their administrative requirements shall not be difficult at all to accomplish, so you do not need to worry about what to do or how to go about this claim for I will direct you according in the course of proceedings. We shall share the proceeds equally after the reimbursement of all financial obligations according to our individual input as it is the duty of both of us to jointly redeem every financial obligation in the course of claim and final transfer of fund to your account but 5% shall be set aside for the needy which is what my late client does from to time when he was alive. Please furnish me with the following :- 1. Your full names. 2. Your address. 3. Your date of birth. 4. Marital status. 5. Your contact email address 6. Your contact phone number. This will enable me go to the concerned Authority to process legal documents to back this claim and officially present you as the sole next of kin to the late Engr. Bernard in order to expedite the proceedings for the immediate release of the said deposit. Do not hesitate to ask any question you deemed fit as may concern this transaction and have a wonderful day ahead as I look forward to your earliest response. I am not on facebook most times, my email Tel: +60149246069. Thank you and best regard.
Posted on: Wed, 24 Jul 2013 19:17:10 +0000
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