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Dear Sir,
I am MR DANIEL MARTINS, working in a financial sector. We are acting in our capacity as administrators of late MR LIM P. KWOON, a Chinese American, who died in the last Boeing 747 plane crash in China.

We have with us, the sum of US$15 Million (Fifteen Million United State Dollars) which was a trust policy made out by MR. LIM .P. KWOON. We have gone through all legal and lawful verifications and enquiries, but we discovered that MR LIM P. KWOON has no next of kin. The policy has a provision that in the absence of next of kin, the fund should be used through a TRUSTEE & EXECUTOR , for the benefit of less privilege children, support of war refugees all over the world and outreach evangelism.

We therefore approach you, to act as the trustee & executor of these funds, and to invest it for the purpose of he, helping the less privileged in the society and evangelism works. As the executor and trustee, you will receive the total US$15 million on trust, to invest on above and others, be informed that this is protect under the International Probate Law, and all probate papers will be notarized and stamped in your favor. The funds will be paid directly to you through our bankers for you to administer according to the humanitarian instructions left with us.

Please contact me to provide you with necessary information’s, note all contact should be made by telephone or fax.

God bless you.
Best Regards.
Mr. Daniel Martins
Spanish Territory.
Tel: +34-680-213-###
Fax: +34-645-446-###.

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