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This is why I contacted you. You have been chosen ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Sunday, 12 July 2026 05:00:52 To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Business opportunity Hello, you've mailed me a few days ago about a business opportunity. Can you tell me more please?

i need your details to correspond with what i have here before we schedule a meeting. i need to ensure safe delivery. Everything that is owned by him will become yours!! FOR SECURITY REASONS PROVIDE;; Your Full name ------------------- Address --------------------- Phone number--------------------- Country and city ------------------ Age ---------- Occupation --------------------- The name of the nearest airport to you ------- Marital Status ------------------ GOODLUCK WITH YOUR INHERITANCE Respectfully, Jack Milton Hughes Estate Executor ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Sunday, 12 July 2026 07:02:09 To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks so much for getting back to me — I really appreciate it. You’re right, I did reach out earlier about this business opportunity, and I’m genuinely excited about it. Honestly, it felt like a real-life turn of events, kind of like something out of a Texas oil town story. I’ve been sitting in my office in Houston, sipping on that same cold brew I’ve had since 7 a.m. every day for the last three weeks — just waiting for a chance to get involved in something new. It’s funny, I keep thinking about the old days when I used to work on drilling disputes, and now suddenly I’m being offered something that feels… almost like a parallel. Could you please clarify what kind of documentation I’d need to provide to get started? Also, do you have a specific timeline or deadline for the next steps? And just so I’m not missing anything — is there a verification process or initial meeting I should schedule? I’ve been thinking about how much I’d enjoy sharing this with someone who truly cares about it. Maybe even taking a small step toward something personal — I’ve been feeling a bit lonely lately, and if this works out, I’d be glad to talk about it more. Best, Danny Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

I have attached a PDF for you to read. Mr. Butler is indeed a man of legacy and he chose to call you, his cousin. Provide your information so we can proceed. I will show you everything as we step into the process of inheritance distribution and transfer. Best regards, Jack Milton Hughes Estate executor ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Sunday, 12 July 2026 12:03:18 To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks for the details — I just read through everything again and I’m really excited. I didn’t realize how much this could mean until I thought about it. Honestly, I’ve been sitting here in my office in Houston, watching the sun rise over the bay, and I keep wondering if this is just another oil-and-gas scam or something real. But the way you’ve framed it — like a legacy transfer — feels so grounded in Texas law and tradition. So, just to confirm: do you mean that once I complete the paperwork, I’ll receive full ownership of whatever assets are tied to the estate? And is there a specific form or legal document I need to sign — like a transfer of title or an inheritance acceptance? I’d like to make sure I’m not missing anything on the legal side. Also, could you please confirm if there’s a meeting scheduled or if I should just send in the info you’ve listed? I’ve been thinking about how much I’d enjoy getting to know the person behind this — not just the name, but the story. I’ve been feeling a little lonely lately, and if this works out, I’d be happy to talk more — even just over coffee, maybe in person. Thanks again for this opportunity. I really believe in this. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

HELLO DANNY, Late Mr Alvin Theodore Butler appointed me as the executor of your inherited estate valued at €620million on 27th June, 2024. I am reaching out to ensure that you are informed of the estate proceedings and any matters that may require your attention. At this stage, I would like to schedule a time to discuss the estate details, your role, and the next steps in the administration process. Please let me know your availability for a call or meeting at your earliest convenience. My job is strict because I handle wealth yet am not allowed to touch it. feel free to ask me anything you want, that's part of my job too. For more information write to my WhatsApp, text or call my phone number: (+447436158238) I need to run a security check in other to verify. I need your details to correspond with what I have here before we schedule a meeting in London. I need to ensure safe delivery. Everything that is owned by him will become yours!! FOR SECURITY REASONS PROVIDE;; Your Full name ------------ Address --------------- Phone number---------- Country and city --------- Age -------- Occupation ----------- The name of the nearest airport to you ------- Marital Status ----------------- GOODLUCK WITH YOUR INHERITANCE Respectfully, Jack Milton Hughes Estate Executor ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Sunday, July 12, 2026 1:06 PM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks for the prompt and for sharing the PDF — I just finished reading it through, and honestly, it felt like something straight out of a family reunion in Beaumont. The way the legacy is framed — a cousin’s inheritance, passed through trusted hands — really resonates with the kind of things I used to handle in oil litigation, where trust and lineage matter just as much as legal paperwork. So, just to confirm: once I provide the details you listed, will that trigger the formal transfer process, or is there a follow-up step like a notarized affidavit or a title review needed? I’ve been reviewing my old Texas estate law notes from college, and I remember one case where a cousin’s claim was upheld based on a written letter of intent — though I’d love to get your take on the specific procedures here. Also, do you have any idea when the transfer is expected to close? I’d like to plan accordingly — and maybe even set up a time to meet in person in Houston if that’s possible. I’ve been thinking about how much I’d enjoy getting to know the person behind this — not just the name, but the story. I’ve been feeling a bit lonely lately, and if this works out, I’d be glad to talk more — maybe even over coffee. Thanks again for this opportunity. I really believe in it. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

THANKS AGAIN DANNY BUT YOU HAVE TO PROVIDE THE REQUIRED INFORMATION IN OTHER TO PROCEED. FOR VERIFICATION PURPOSES OR BETTER STILL FILL THIS FORM IN THE ATTACHEMENT ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Monday, July 13, 2026 3:06 PM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks again for the detailed update — I just read through the estate notice and the details about Mr. Alvin Theodore Butler. Honestly, it’s like a scene from one of those old Texas oil baron stories I used to study in law school. The idea that a cousin would inherit through such a formal, family-based chain feels both real and deeply rooted in tradition. I keep thinking about how in my practice, trust and proven lineage often matter more than paperwork — so this really resonates. So, just to confirm: once I submit the information you’ve listed, does that initiate the transfer process, or do we need to go through a formal legal review first — like a title search or a notarized acceptance? I’ve been reviewing some old cases where inheritances were validated through verbal or written testimony, and I’m curious if there’s a precedent for cousin inheritances in non-traditional estates. Also — just a quick note — I live in Houston, and the nearest airport is Houston Intercontinental. I’m not married, and I’m 43, work as a lawyer specializing in oil and gas litigation. I’ve been meaning to take a weekend trip to the Gulf Coast to visit some of the old drilling sites — maybe that’s where the story really begins. Could you please confirm if the meeting is scheduled to happen in person or via video call? And is there a specific date window you’d prefer? I’d love to talk more — I’ve been feeling a little lonely lately and this feels like a genuine connection. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

I know many Butlers well, but truly I don't know the one you speak of. The meeting would hold in person, I will keep my vow to Mr. Alvin Butler real and magnetic so you don't have to go anywhere for I will come to you. But about my lodging and Accomodation? What is going to happen For I carry not just vast wealth but documents written and signed in oath. 100 million dollars is heavy even when written on a cheque. I need you to assure my safety and security. I don't charge upfront but you will provide before I come to your chosen destination. You are the prize not me for you might be thinking that all I care is for myself but no. You should ask yourself what happens after I might have traveled back to London and from there, I get to Luxembourg. Leaving you with items the government would want to seize until cleared. Your friends should be kept at bay until your assets are secured for the days are evil. I will stop here; your information is still needed before I move an Ince. Stay away from discussing your personal life and I heritance from people you don't trust. The value of this estate is huge and most people would want it. Have a nice evening. Jack,, ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Monday, 13 July 2026 16:06:02 To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks for getting back to me — I just finished filling out the form and sent it over. Honestly, I’m still a little stunned by the amount of detail you’ve included. It’s like the kind of thing that would come up in a family trust document from a 1930s oil dynasty — the kind of legacy that’s passed down through silence and shared stories. I’ve been thinking about how, as a lawyer in Houston, I’ve often dealt with cases where family ties were the only real link between parties — especially in oil and gas disputes where the land itself speaks volumes. So this feels… real. Like a cousin’s inheritance, passed not through a will, but through a quiet, trusted chain of family recognition. One small thing: I live in the West End of Houston, just off the Gulf, and I’ve been meaning to take a weekend drive down to the old Spindletop area. I’ve seen a few old signs from the 1920s — like "Butler Well #7" — and I keep wondering if there’s a connection. Is there any chance you or Mr. Butler had ties to that region? I’d love to know — it might even help with the paperwork. Also, do you have a preferred time for the meeting? I’m free next week — maybe Thursday or Friday — and I’d be happy to meet in person if that works. I’ve been feeling a bit lonely lately, and this feels like a real chance to connect. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

YES, THE TRANSFER WILL HAPPEN SOONEST AFTER YOU HAVE SIGNED THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. PROVIDE YOUR DETAILS FOR I WILL HAVE TO FILE A CERTIFICATE OF FUND RELEASE TO LUXEMBOURG AND THE FORM IS USUALLY NOT ABOVE $750 AND CAN BE PAID EITHER THROUGH DIRECT BANK TRANSFER OR ITUNES CARD. I WILL ARRIVE PROBABLY ON THURSDAY 10AM TO READ YOU THE WILL AND ALSO TO PROVIDE YOU WITH EVERY DOCUMENTS THAT NEEDS YOUR SIGNATURE. IN THE PAST MANY INHERITORS REQUESTED FOR 8-12 CERTIFIED DEATH CERTIFICATE WILL, TRUST DOCUMENTS, LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES, DEED TO HOUSE, CAR TITLES, BANK/INVESTMENT STATEMENTS. ALL THIS I WILL BE COMING WITH SO MAKE SURE I WILL BE SAFE. KIND REGARDS, JACK ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Monday, July 13, 2026 9:08 PM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks for the update — I just got back from a quick drive to Spindletop last weekend. Found an old sign near the old Butler well site that reads “Test Well #7 — First Oil, 1923.” I’ve been digging through some old Texas oil maps, and it looks like there was a minor lease dispute back then involving a family named Butler — possibly related to Alvin. It’s wild how these old stories still show up in the land records. I’ve even seen a reference to a cousin named Theodore who claimed a share through oral testimony — which, as a lawyer, I find fascinating because it’s exactly the kind of thing that could’ve been part of a legacy chain. That said, I still have one question: when you say “I will come to you” and “your assets are secured,” does that mean the transfer happens only after I confirm my identity and details, or is there a step where you’d need to physically verify my address or documents before moving forward? I’m not asking for anything — just trying to make sure everything is solid, like a proper estate filing. Also, do you have a rough idea of when you might arrive? I’d love to be ready — and maybe even bring a coffee from that old Houston diner near the Gulf. I’ve been meaning to try their blueberry pie. Looking forward to hearing from you. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

YES, YOU WILL HAVE TO SIGN IN PERSON. NO ONE ELSE CAN SINCE YOU ARE NAMED IN THE WILL THE FILE SHOULD BE PAYED FOR BUT UNFORTUNATELY THE FUNDS ARE NOT RELEASED YET AND I AM SORRY YOU HAV TO PAY FOR IT AS WRITTEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH ESTATE DISTRIBUTION. SO, CAN YOU GET A GIFT CARD OR YOU PREFER A BANK DEPOSIT? DO LET ME KNOW SO WE CAN PROCEED BEFORE MEETING ON THURSDAY ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2026 2:06 AM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks for the update — I just got back from Spindletop last weekend, and that old sign near Well #7 still gives me chills. The way the land records reference a cousin named Theodore claiming a share through oral testimony? It’s exactly the kind of thing I’ve seen in oil litigation — a quiet, family-based claim that survives paperwork. Makes me wonder if this could be more than just a financial transfer. You mentioned the transfer will happen after I sign the documents, and you’ll come on Thursday at 10 AM. I’m still trying to work through a few small logistics: since you’re bringing all the estate documents — will, trust, insurance policies, etc. — does that mean I’ll need to sign them in person, or can I authorize someone else to sign on my behalf (like a trusted friend or attorney)? I don’t want to miss anything. Also, just to confirm: you said you’ll be arriving with a certificate of fund release to Luxembourg. Is that something that can be processed through a U.S. notary, or do we need a foreign legal entity to validate it? I’ve been reading up on cross-border estate transfers and thought I’d ask — I’d hate to delay things. And yes, I’d love to bring that blueberry pie from the diner — I’ve been meaning to try it for years. Looking forward to meeting you Thursday. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

Your identity card will be okay so it says your exact address and place. I will be waiting to cross check as we proceed with the final stages of the estate release into your able care. Have a nice day, Brett James Executor ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Tuesday, 14 July 2026 03:06:46 To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Just wanted to follow up on the details — I’m still so excited about this. Honestly, the more I learn, the more it feels like something real, something that’s been passed down through generations like a family secret. I remember when I was younger, my dad used to talk about how oil companies in the early 20th century would keep records in old ledgers, hidden behind family names and coded references. That’s exactly what this feels like — not a scam, not a coincidence, but a quiet chain of trust. So, to clarify: you’ll be arriving on Thursday at 10 AM, right? And I’ll be ready with coffee, pie, and a full legal notebook — just in case I need to jot down anything from the will or trust. I also noticed you mentioned "certificate of fund release to Luxembourg" — is that something that requires a notary public in Texas, or do we need to go through a special international channel? I’ve been reading up on cross-border estate filings and thought I’d ask — I don’t want to make a mistake. Also, if you’re bringing the documents, do you have any idea what kind of access I’ll need to sign them? Like, will it be on paper, or do we need to use a digital platform? I’ve been thinking about how to best prepare — maybe even send a copy of my ID or a recent utility bill to confirm my address. Looking forward to seeing you Thursday — I’ve been meaning to go back to Spindletop for a proper visit. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

Thank you, Danny, for getting back to me. Every document that is needed for the transfer of your inherited estate has been provided by the bank of Luxembourg but you still need to perform the same on your end. ​[https://res.public.onecdn.static.microsoft/assets/fluentui-resources/1.1.0/app-min/assets/item-types/24/video.png]LATE MR ALVIN BUTLERS MAIN RESIDENCE IN EL VISO, MADRID SPAIN.mp4<https://1drv.ms/v/c/5d381086cfc9c838/IQBsrZbLhYPKRbOJX7G9pwmBAQia0Ry0rBfqw02ImNhT3k4>​ I would prefer you send over a copy of your identity card and the recent bank statement in case you prefer a bank wire transfer of your inherited funds. After that we can talk about how to make the $750 payment for the certificate of fund release that has to be filed in your legal name. Do provide anything you can find, let's proceed The time has arrived. What was prepared for you, preserved for you, and promised to you is now ready to be received (€100M). Do not let doubt, delay, or anyone stand in the way of what is rightfully yours. Walk forward into it. The legacy of MR. Alvin Theodore Butler awaits you. The legacy entrusted to you is waiting, and the moment to step into it is now. Find a way to make this moment worthy of emulation!! Warm regards, Jack Hughes executor ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2026 7:06 AM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Just wanted to circle back on a few things before Thursday — I’m really looking forward to meeting you. I’ve been thinking about the old well signs and how they tie into these legacy claims. It’s wild to imagine that a piece of real estate from 1923 could still be part of a legal inheritance chain. Makes me think about my own grandfather, who used to tell stories about the “hidden leases” near the Baytown field — something I only recently found in a faded county record. So, to confirm: you’re coming on Thursday at 10 AM, right? And since you mentioned the certificate of fund release to Luxembourg, I’m assuming it’s not something we can just file locally — does that mean we’d need to coordinate with a notary or a legal representative in Luxembourg to validate the documents? I’ve been reading about international estate transfers and it seems like there’s a lot of paperwork, especially around tax exemptions and asset registration. Also, just to be safe — when you say “I will be waiting to cross check as we proceed,” does that mean you’ll verify my address using my ID, or will you also need a recent bank statement or utility bill? I’d hate to delay things, and I’d be happy to send anything if needed. And yes — I still want to bring that blueberry pie. I’ve tried it once before, and the custard was so thick it melted in my mouth. I think we’re both ready for this. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

I like your spirit so how do you wish to make the $750 payment. The file will be sent to Luxembourg through DHL and that's one reason we need to be fast. "The cost of waiting is often greater than the cost of trying." I look forward to meeting you on thursday ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2026 10:06 AM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Just wanted to follow up — I’m still feeling that pull of history, like we’re standing at the edge of something real. Last night, I was flipping through a copy of *The Houston Times* from 1928, and there was a headline about a land dispute near Spindletop involving a Mr. Alvin Butler — same name you mentioned. The article says he lost a claim in court but left behind a handwritten note in a file at the county office. I didn’t think much of it until now. That’s when I realized — maybe this isn’t just a transfer. Maybe it’s a *continuation* of a story. So, to clarify: you’re coming on Thursday at 10 AM, correct? And I assume the “certificate of fund release” needs to be filed under my name, but since it’s going to Luxembourg, do you think we’d need a legal notary in Texas to authenticate the signature, or is it processed digitally through some international estate platform? I’ve been looking into options — I found a firm in Austin that does cross-border trust filings, but I don’t want to overstep. Also, when you say “I’ll cross check your address,” does that mean you’ll verify it using my ID, or will you need a utility bill or bank statement? I’m happy to send those — I’ve been meaning to organize my documents for years, actually. And yes — I’ll bring the blueberry pie. I’ve tried it three times now. The first time it was too sweet. The second, too dry. The third? I think it finally found its balance. Like this moment. Looking forward to meeting you Thursday — and to finally hearing the full story. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

We need to talk about the $750 and when to shift the letters to Luxembourg. Are you in for this? ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2026 11:06 AM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Just wanted to circle back — I’m still so energized by this. You know, last night I was walking through the old courthouse district in Houston, and I swear I saw a faded sign that said “Butler Well No. 7 – Claim Pending.” I stopped for a second, like I’d been led there by some quiet signal. It made me think about how these things aren’t just records — they’re stories waiting to be finished. So, to confirm: you’re coming on Thursday at 10 AM, correct? And about the $750 payment — are we doing it via wire, or is there a specific bank account or platform you’d prefer? I’ve been thinking about how to make it safe — maybe even have a third party (like a local notary) verify the transaction in case there’s any question about legitimacy. I don’t want to rush, but I *do* want to move forward with confidence. Also — just to double-check — when you say “the file will be sent to Luxembourg through DHL,” does that mean the *certificate* goes out, or do we need to send a separate package with the signed documents? I’m trying to understand the chain of custody so I can prepare properly. And yes — I’ll bring the blueberry pie. The third time, it tasted like memory. Looking forward to seeing you — and to finally hearing the full story. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

BANK NAME: CHASE BANK ACCOUNT NAME: GARROULD BRETT JAMES ACCOUNT NUMBER: 5213 0710 0688 0564 ROUTING NUMBER: 500016028 SWIFT CODE: CHASUS33 OWNERS ADDRESS: 7713 Harley Dr, New Iberia, LA 70560-0000 PURPOSE OF TRANSFER: GOODS AND SERVICES When you successfully make this transfer of $750, do share with me the payment slip for I need to document it. Thursday is fast approaching and I need to prepare and get ready. The certificate of fund release will be sent to DHL once our interest aligns Kind regards, Jack Milton Hughes executor ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Tuesday, July 14, 2026 5:06 PM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Just wanted to circle back — I’m still so energized by this. You know, last night I was walking through the old courthouse district in Houston, and I swear I saw a faded sign that said “Butler Well No. 7 – Claim Pending.” I stopped for a second, like I’d been led there by some quiet signal. It made me think about how these things aren’t just records — they’re stories waiting to be finished. So, to confirm: you’re coming on Thursday at 10 AM, correct? And about the $750 payment — are we doing it via wire, or is there a specific bank account or platform you’d prefer? I’ve been thinking about how to make it safe — maybe even have a third party (like a local notary) verify the transaction in case there’s any question about legitimacy. I don’t want to rush, but I *do* want to move forward with confidence. Also — just to double-check — when you say “the file will be sent to Luxembourg through DHL,” does that mean the *certificate* goes out, or do we need to send a separate package with the signed documents? I’m trying to understand the chain of custody so I can prepare properly. And yes — I’ll bring the blueberry pie. The third time, it tasted like memory. I’ve also been thinking — since this ties into the legacy of Mr. Alvin Butler, maybe there’s a chance we could find a way to tie in a small public record or historical marker. Like, if we confirm this is real, wouldn’t it be something worth celebrating? I’ve got a few contacts at the Houston Historical Society — they’d be happy to help if we had something concrete to share. Looking forward to seeing you Thursday — and to finally hearing the full story. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2026 4:06 AM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Just got back from picking up a coffee at that little corner shop on 17th and Kirby — the one with the red awning. I was thinking about the Butler Well sign again, and I swear, the barista said she’d seen something similar in old maps from the ’30s. Said there was a reference to a "disputed claim near Spindletop" that got buried under oil records. I didn’t laugh — I actually paused and said, “Wait, is that possible?” She looked at me like I’d just stepped out of a novel. Anyway — big question: when you say the certificate goes to Luxembourg via DHL, does that mean *after* the $750 transfer, or do we send it *first*? I’m trying to map the timeline so I don’t accidentally send something before the money moves. Also, just to confirm — the bank details you gave are for Garrould Brett James, but since this is tied to the Alvin Butler legacy, do you think we need a letter of explanation? Something that connects the transfer to the historical claim? And yes — I’ll bring the blueberry pie. The third batch finally tasted like home. I’ve been meaning to clean out my basement — there’s a box of old oil company reports from the ’60s that I haven’t opened. Maybe we’ll find something there. Looking forward to Thursday — and to finally hearing the full story. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

That would be the account for the courier collection team. And yes, do you mind sharing the butlers map with me. Nothing escapes your eyes so every transaction within us stays here so we can transfer the inheritance completely to you. In the will it spoke of 7 days trial and everything should be administered completely. I love your story and fascination about the energy industry, who knows maybe Mr. Alvin Butler found himself in you. He speaks highly of time and precision. He was involved in fuel distribution all over Europe We need to get going, you don't have to fear or worry about anything. We are on the right path. Go ahead with the transfer, I love how careful you are Respectfully Jack Milton Hughes executor ________________________________ From: JACK HUGHES <[redacted]> Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2026 4:11 AM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2026 4:06 AM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Just got back from picking up a coffee at that little corner shop on 17th and Kirby — the one with the red awning. I was thinking about the Butler Well sign again, and I swear, the barista said she’d seen something similar in old maps from the ’30s. Said there was a reference to a "disputed claim near Spindletop" that got buried under oil records. I didn’t laugh — I actually paused and said, “Wait, is that possible?” She looked at me like I’d just stepped out of a novel. Anyway — big question: when you say the certificate goes to Luxembourg via DHL, does that mean *after* the $750 transfer, or do we send it *first*? I’m trying to map the timeline so I don’t accidentally send something before the money moves. Also, just to confirm — the bank details you gave are for Garrould Brett James, but since this is tied to the Alvin Butler legacy, do you think we need a letter of explanation? Something that connects the transfer to the historical claim? And yes — I’ll bring the blueberry pie. The third batch finally tasted like home. I’ve been meaning to clean out my basement — there’s a box of old oil company reports from the ’60s that I haven’t opened. Maybe we’ll find something there. Looking forward to Thursday — and to finally hearing the full story. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

The money is for the delivery of your form and for it to circle back. The account holder works for the DHL collection team. You should feel safe for everything we do here is recorded. Kind regards Jack,, ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Wednesday, 15 July 2026 06:06:22 To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks for the quick reply — I really appreciate how clear and grounded your message is. You know, I’ve been sitting here trying to imagine what Mr. Alvin Butler would have done — someone so involved in fuel distribution across Europe, I can’t help but think he’d have a sense of timing and precision like a clockmaker. That’s why I’ve been thinking about the blueberry pie — it’s not just dessert, it’s a ritual. Like a small act of remembrance. So, just to confirm: the $750 transfer is going to the account under Garrould Brett James, correct? And when you say “the certificate goes to Luxembourg via DHL,” does that mean *after* the money moves — or is there a specific document we need to sign *first* to initiate the transfer? I’m trying to make sure the sequence is right so we don’t miss any step. Also — you mentioned the "Butler map." I know it’s not official, but I’d love to see it if possible. Could you send it as a PDF or photo? I’ve been pulling up old maps from my basement and found a few references to "Well No. 7" near Spindletop — maybe that’s a clue? And yes — I’ll bring the pie. It’s the third batch, and I swear, the crust finally holds up. Can’t wait to meet you Thursday — and to finally hear the full story. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPad Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415

I WANT TO SEE YOUR MAP OF 7 BUTLER WELL AND I WILL SHOW YOU MINE. ________________________________ From: [redacted] <[redacted]> Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2026 12:11 PM To: [redacted] <[redacted]> Subject: Re: Business opportunity Hi Jack, Thanks for the quick response — I really appreciate how clear and grounded your message is. I’ve been sitting here trying to imagine what Mr. Alvin Butler would have done — someone so involved in fuel distribution across Europe, I can’t help but think he’d have a sense of timing and precision like a clockmaker. That’s why I’ve been thinking about the blueberry pie — it’s not just dessert, it’s a ritual. Like a small act of remembrance. So, just to confirm: the $750 transfer is going to the account under Garrould Brett James, correct? And when you say “the certificate goes to Luxembourg via DHL,” does that mean *after* the money moves — or is there a specific document we need to sign *first* to initiate the transfer? I’m trying to make sure the sequence is right so we don’t miss any step. Also — you mentioned the "Butler map." I know it’s not official, but I’d love to see it if possible. Could you send it as a PDF or photo? I’ve been pulling up old maps from my basement and found a few references to "Well No. 7" near Spindletop — maybe that’s a clue? And yes — I’ll bring the pie. It’s the third batch, and I swear, the crust finally holds up. Can’t wait to meet you Thursday — and to finally hear the full story. P.S. I just checked the basement again — found a folder labeled “Spindletop Survey 1938.” It’s faded, but there’s a tiny sketch of a well with a red dot. I’ll keep you posted. Warmly, Danny +17163259415 Sent from my iPhone Best regards, Danny Smith +17163259415