Kittychan
03-30-2008, 08:27 AM
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Subject: Dear beloved
Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008
Dear beloved,
This is one of the most painful moments in my life. I am contacting you about the estate of my late dad. I am the eldest child of Thomas G. Morcom but I was disappointed that he didn't include my name as a beneficiary in the codicil and last testament to his will because of our personal misunderstanding immediately after he legally divorced my mum and re-married one Mrs. Maria Morcom, a marriage that also produced a son (Mike Morcom).
It was a sad experience but I have no other option than to take it by fate since his last wish is supreme. I am a father of two children working hard to meet up with the basic needs in life while I have a wealthy dad. I believe you may not know my dad. He was a contractor Engineer and he died on February 16th 2006.
His attorney contacted me to assist him on a little clause in the section 9 of the WILL as his eldest son who has the opportunity to be with my dad in the late 60s and early 70s as no one including Mrs. Maria Morcom knows the names of the beneficiary in section 9 of the WILL. I went into Internet search where I got your information, although you are not the rightful beneficiary because I knew the rightful person who has like your names and was a very good friend to my dad.
I am now contacting you now after my findings that the rightful beneficiary also died on the 29th of September 2007 after brief illness. This development is unknown to the attorney and everyone in my dad's family. I believe you have just like the names on the WILL, which to me is a wonderful coincidence. I am contacting you for a deal. I believe this is a business opportunity for both of us. If you agree on 50% for me and 50% for you, then I will contact the attorney to let him know that you are the rightful person in the WILL.
I believe that 50% of $9,500.000.00 is not negligible amount of money as this will effect me positively after so many years of suffering and struggling. The good thing about this project is that no one will ever come for the funds again since the rightful beneficiary who has like your names as indicated in the WILL is also late.I will send you the copies of the WILL for your understanding as soon as I read from you.
Sincerely,
Steve Morcom
X-Originating-IP: [64.71.41.46] USA, Affinity Internet
Return-Path: <info@middleconcepts.com>
Reply-to: [smorcom123@gmail.com]
Subject: Dear beloved
Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008
Dear beloved,
This is one of the most painful moments in my life. I am contacting you about the estate of my late dad. I am the eldest child of Thomas G. Morcom but I was disappointed that he didn't include my name as a beneficiary in the codicil and last testament to his will because of our personal misunderstanding immediately after he legally divorced my mum and re-married one Mrs. Maria Morcom, a marriage that also produced a son (Mike Morcom).
It was a sad experience but I have no other option than to take it by fate since his last wish is supreme. I am a father of two children working hard to meet up with the basic needs in life while I have a wealthy dad. I believe you may not know my dad. He was a contractor Engineer and he died on February 16th 2006.
His attorney contacted me to assist him on a little clause in the section 9 of the WILL as his eldest son who has the opportunity to be with my dad in the late 60s and early 70s as no one including Mrs. Maria Morcom knows the names of the beneficiary in section 9 of the WILL. I went into Internet search where I got your information, although you are not the rightful beneficiary because I knew the rightful person who has like your names and was a very good friend to my dad.
I am now contacting you now after my findings that the rightful beneficiary also died on the 29th of September 2007 after brief illness. This development is unknown to the attorney and everyone in my dad's family. I believe you have just like the names on the WILL, which to me is a wonderful coincidence. I am contacting you for a deal. I believe this is a business opportunity for both of us. If you agree on 50% for me and 50% for you, then I will contact the attorney to let him know that you are the rightful person in the WILL.
I believe that 50% of $9,500.000.00 is not negligible amount of money as this will effect me positively after so many years of suffering and struggling. The good thing about this project is that no one will ever come for the funds again since the rightful beneficiary who has like your names as indicated in the WILL is also late.I will send you the copies of the WILL for your understanding as soon as I read from you.
Sincerely,
Steve Morcom