From: "Geoffrey Spence" <geoffrey.spence@charles-stanley.co.uk>
Reply-To: geoffrey.spence1@kimo.com
Date: Thu, 22 May 2014 03:58:54 -0600
Subject: Collaboration Request!


CHARLES STANLEY & CO LTD,
25 LUKE STREET, LONDON EC2A 4AR,
UNITED KINGDOM.

I am Mr. Geoffrey Spence, Director; Private Wealth Management, Charles
Stanley & Co Ltd, London, United Kingdom. I wish to share a business
proposition with you that deals with an investment portfolio of my client,
late Mr. Michael Hudec, a Slovakian contractor that was based in the
United Kingdom.

On May 6th, 2009, Mr. Michael Hudec deposited 8,000,000 GBP (Eight Million
British Pounds Sterling) under our Portfolio Management scheme for a
period of two (2) years. This deposit matured on June 17th, 2011 with much
significant growth which amounted to a total of 12,500,000 GBP (Twelve
Million, Five Hundred Thousand British Pounds Sterling).

Prior to the maturity of the said deposit, we got some news that Mr.
Michael Hudec and his wife was among the passengers aboard Air France
Flight 447 that crashed into the Atlantic Ocean en route from Rio de
Janeiro Brazil to Paris, France on June 1st, 2009, killing 216 passengers
and 12 crew members

Upon maturity of this deposit, we did direct a notice to his forwarding
but without responses. After a month, another reminder was sent from my
desk and I discovered that the supposed next of kin being his wife died
along with him in the plane crash, having no children and leaving nobody
with the knowledge of these funds behind for the claim. From our records,
no other next of kin was declared in his official paper work at the time
of this deposit and the funds (12,500,000.00 GBP) is safely reserved in
one of the high street banks here in the United Kingdom.

The financial policy stipulates that if such money remains unclaimed for a
period of five (5) years after maturity, it would be transferred into the
Finance Treasury of Her Majesty as unclaimed funds to aid governmental
activities. There has been no official claim on this money until date and
we cannot release it except a foreign beneficiary is appointed to make
claim.

I propose you stand in as our appointed next of kin to late Mr. Michael
Hudec to enable us succeed. Once the funds are approved for release to
your bank account, I shall visit your Country for the disbursement process
and we shall share the proceeds in an equal percentage basis to maintain
mutual satisfaction, trust and equity. To this regard, I shall present to
you a MOU to guide and protect our interest and shares of this
transaction.

All modalities had been put in place to guarantee a successful execution
of this project in a most legitimate manner. Once we start this process, I
shall secure from the probate registry an order of mandamus in giving us
authority to locate any relative of late Mr. Michael Hudec. I consider
this opportunity a golden one that will be beneficial to both parties and
do have my confidence that your roles are safeguarded. My position with my
firm gives me some leverage and I foresee no complications with the law.

I wish to state conclusively that this project demands your utmost
attention and trust in ensuring our ultimate goals are achieved. It is
important you respect the privacy of this information and should you find
interest, kindly reply to my private e-mail: geoffrey.spence1@kimo.com for
further steps on this transaction.

With kind regards,
Geoffrey Spence.