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To: joseph krinsky who wrote (9988)	11/6/2001 7:01:44 PM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27666

Sorry-- but cnn has had mail picked up all over the country. As of Fri other than the 3 known pcs not one piece contained anything but mail-- inc checks and cash,,,

To: joseph krinsky who wrote (9988)	11/7/2001 5:44:12 AM
From: bela_ghoulashi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 27666

Police Determine Mailed Panties Not From Terrorist Source: Staff Date: 10/17/01 11:52:38 Police in Nevada determined that a large envelope that contained a sexually aggressive letter and black thong panties mailed to a 59-year-old man was not the act of a terrorist, according to the Las Vegas Sun: A 59-year-old man who received a suspicious letter with amorous writings and women's lace panties turned it over to sheriff's deputies, who stored it in a biohazard barrel before determining it didn't come from a terrorist. "It was from a secret admirer," Churchill County Sheriff Bill Lawry said. "We returned the letter and the underwear," he said. The Fallon man said he became concerned about the threat of anthrax contamination because the unsigned letter was mailed from Reno in a yellow envelope with no return address. Neatly printed on two pages, the sexually suggestive message and black thong panties arrived Thursday. "I don't know of anybody who would do this and I have no explanation for it. I feel kind of silly," he told the Lahontan Valley News and Fallon Eagle Standard. The man said he had been worried about anthrax exposure because he sniffed the contents to determine if perfume was present on the letter or the underwear. lasvegassun.com. cret%20admirer [What a relief!]