Dear Sir/Madam,
I am Mrs. Joetta Schofield, and I write to urgently confirm whether you are acquainted with Ms. Julie Kennerly White, who has approached our office Claiming to be your business associate and next of kin.
Ms. White has submitted the following information, allegedly provided by you, in an attempt to claim your EuroMillions Draw Winnings on your behalf:
Name: Julie Kennerly White
Address: 25354 Holton Ridge Dr, Katy, Texas 77494, USA
According to her, you were involved in a fatal motor accident, and she has requested that all relevant documentation and the associated winnings be transferred to her as the rightful beneficiary.
In view of this, we request your urgent confirmation within 72 hours of receipt of this notice:
Do you personally know Ms. Julie Kennerly White?
Did you authorize her to act on your behalf regarding your EuroMillions winnings?
Are you, in fact, alive and aware of this claim?
If we do not receive any communication from you within seven (7) days, we will be compelled to consider the claim submitted by Ms. White as valid and proceed accordingly.
If you are alive, please do not reply to this email. Instead, contact Barrister Lee Russell Hassan Chambers using the email address below. He will assist you in getting your funds to you as soon as possible.
Name: Barrister Lee Russell Hassan
Email: [redacted]
Your prompt response is essential to prevent unauthorized disbursement of your funds.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Joetta Schofield
Hi Joetta,
Thanks for getting back to me — I’ve been up since 3 a.m. trying to find the right words, and honestly, I’ve been thinking about this all night. I’m Danny Smith, and I live in Houston. I don’t know Ms. Julie Kennerly White — not by name, not by any connection. I’ve never heard of her, and I’ve never had a conversation with anyone by that name.
I do know that I was in a car accident back in 2019 — that was a real thing, on I-10 near Galveston. I was driving my old Ford Explorer, and I lost control on a curve. I’ve been out of commission for a year, and I’ve been using a walker since. I don’t remember anyone claiming my winnings at that time.
So, to clarify: I’m alive, yes — I just got my blood work done last week and it came back clean. I don’t know how Ms. White got my name or address, but I do know that I’ve never authorized anyone to act on my behalf regarding any lottery winnings — especially not EuroMillions.
Could you confirm if Ms. White actually submitted a formal claim with a date and time stamp? Also, do you have a copy of the original form she used to submit the claim? I’d like to see it to verify things.
I’ve been lonely lately — just a quiet man in a big city. I’ve been thinking about maybe meeting someone who’s not just chasing claims but actually wants to talk. If you’re open to it, maybe we could have a quick chat?
Best,
Danny
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Best regards,
Danny Smith
+17163259415
