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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (128257)10/8/2001 8:13:40 PM
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This might do it. The bit about the letter containing a star of david charm and a white powdery substance is towards the bottom.

msnbc.com

I dunno, everybody is so on edge I'm hoping this is just "heightened speculation"...

EDIT:

...focusing on a letter that arrived at the company about a week before the Sept. 11 terrorist attack. It was described by sources as a “weird love letter to Jennifer Lopez”—similar, outwardly, to the types of mail the tabloids often get. But inside the oddly-worded letter was what was described as a “soapy, powdery substance” and in the pile of that a cheap Star of David charm. The letter, per routine, was taken in by the joint mailroom of the company. Employees said the letter was handled both by Stevens and by Blanco
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