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MD of Finders International, Danny Curran, joins Julia George of BBC Radio Kent to talk about the fascinating case of Anthony Thomson, an ex-BBC journalist who passed away without a Will and no known next of kin.

Finders International recently tracked down the sole beneficiary of a former BBC journalist to inform them of a £400,000 inheritance.

Rebecca Garnsey, 47, (pictured) was shocked to discover she was due £10,000 after a long lost relative passed away. 

Research carried out by Finders International has revealed the extent to which his home town was part of Captain Sir Tom’s DNA.

Professional probate research company, Finders International were asked to locate the next-of-kin of William Page Mitchell who sadly passed away aged 89 in his flat in Glasgow city centre in 2010.

Danny Curran, founder and managing director of Finders International, has been featured in the This is Money discussing the hard work and dedication needed to successfully start an heir hunting firm.

Global probate genealogists, Finders International, have been featured in The Scottish Sun talking about unclaimed estates. As mentioned in the article, an estimated £5.2million is currently lying unclaimed from 545 intestate (meaning without a Will) cases.

Finders International begun work on the family tree of Reginald Aldham, a Cambridge architect who died in December 2019 with no known next of kin as reported in the Telegraph. The Finders team quickly reunited the £600,000 estate with its rightful owners and 30 relatives shared the inheritance.

Danny Curran, managing director of Finders International, has featured in the Daily Mail’s This is Money today alongside beneficiary Amy Fabris who inherited £7,000 from her estranged father’s estate.

BBC Radio Kent’s mid-morning show hosted by Julia George is joined by Finders International’s MD, Danny Curran, and Public Sector Business Development Manager, David Lockwood.