Quote from: Phinnaeus Gage on April 11, 2014, 01:29:56 AM

Quote from: CCG on April 06, 2014, 08:11:57 PM

A good friend of mine recently past away at the age of 19 and he was heavily involved in the Bitcoin world. He was paranoid of someone taking his efforts so he created an offline wallet to store his bitcoins. The day he was at the hospital he gave me a paper and said this is all you will need to access the coins. He passed away that same day and I have no idea of how to access. We have tried Bitaddress.org without success, but I do remember him talking about cold storage, offline only, etc.. I will Donate 4 Bitcoins BTC to anyone that can help figure out how to access the coins. The string of numbers look like this (example):
#256232658142
K-JKLSAIB521732

This is how it is written down on the paper. He said this is all we would need to access the coins.
Any help is appreciated and with success I will Donate 4 Bitcoins BTC
Thanks,
CCG

This is such a beautiful story! I can clearly see that you and dead friend were close, much closer than he was with his family. That said, please make sure that NONE of the bitcoins ever reach their slimy asses.

Also, after the 30 days passes, the bank will be handing over to you, some random guy (but we all know you two were friends). the notebook that currently sits in the safe deposit box, for that's where I would keep it - at a bank.

If you haven't figured out the gist of this post, great, for then more may follow.

BTW: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=45298.

I could go into great details of my relationship with him and his family if that would please the masses. We grew up together and by the way the bank is going to allow the Family to access the safety deposit and I am going to help them with everything. I was currently involved in his life as he moved out to go to college. At 19 were you closer to your friends or your family. It sounds like you don't recognize or can help me with this. Thanks for taking time to post.