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From: Mr.John Fisher         Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2006 15:57:06 -0700

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Mail..
Greetings,
 
I work as the Head of Fund Manager Executive with Fidelity 
Investment UK, the World Leading Investment & Fund Management 
Institution based in UK/Channel Island. I have an Investor under my 
portfolio with a closing balance of $42.870m as his first initial 
deposit. This Investor died three years ago leaving no WILL or 
AUTHORIZATION for re-transfer of his Investment and its proceeds to the 
INHERITOR.I have personally carried out an Investigation on the subject 
matter that takes me 12 months to finalize and was made to understand 
that the Family or Relatives of the Investor knows nothing about his 
Investment with Fidelity and none have any records of all his deposits 
and investment with us leaving an avenue for claiming of the said funds 
with its accrued interest on presentation of a trustworthy person that 
can stand as the INHERITOR to the deceased . 

If you are interested, I 
can present you as the INHERITOR with proper documentation that will 
qualify you to have the funds claimed and on doing this, our 
establishment will not question the release of the funds to you as I 
will make sure that we comply with the laid down rules and laws of 
claiming the Investment of a deceased Investor in our Establishment. 
Our sharing ratio will be 50:50.Please contacted me for more detail 
breakdown if interested.
Looking forward to hearing from you shortly.
Sincerely.

Mr. John Fisher.
Cell: +44 7031 846 605
www.fidelity.co.uk 




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