CONFIDENTIAL

Dear Sir/Madam,

I beg you to carefully go through this email and should it not meet your business or personal ethics, please accept my apologies in ance.

My name is david roberts, the Chief Executive of Private Clients & International of the Barclays Group with head office at 54 Lombard street, London EC3P 3AH. I am writing this letter to solicit for your support and assistance to carry out a project concerning a late customer of the bank by name Dr. Victor Morgan, an oil magnate and philanthropist who died on the 14th of June 2002 in a London hospital after being involved in a fatal car crash which also claimed the life of his wife and two sons.

Lying in his inactive account in one of our branches is the sum of Thirty Million United States Dollars.

Ever since he died the bank has placed a stop on all transactions on this account pending when his next of kin would come forward for necessary actions, identification and collection.

Unfortunately from our investigations and confirmations from his attorney he has no family members who are aware of the existence of the money and as such, we have decided to do business with you.

If you stand in as the beneficiary of this funds the money will be released to you, after the due processes have being followed.

Obviously we do not want this money to go into the Bank Treasury because the banking law and guideline stipulates that if such fund remains unclaimed for 3 years, the money will be transferred into the Bank Treasury as unclaimed debt.

This would not take too much time to get done as his lawyer already has the necessary Letters of Administration and court orders from the British high court which are part of the documents required by the Barclays bank to process
fund release approvals.

To do this work 75% of the money will be for our end, 20% will be for you while 5% will be for any xpenses incurred during the transaction.

Please reach me at my private email address (davroberts2005@yahoo.co.uk)

Thanks and regards,
david roberts.

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