--- Ramsey <ramsey@nym.alias.net> wrote:
> From Ramsey Wed Sep  8 20:07:08 1999
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> From: Ramsey <ramsey@nym.alias.net>
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> Subject: Support
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> 
> Dear Gail,
> 
> I thank you for your kind responses this evening.
> Thanks for 
> telling me about Michael's schedule. As you might
> know, I do not 
> await the messages, however, I am alerted when they
> are received. 
> 
> I apologize for any delays in answering. My
> answering depends 
> upon my periods of privacy. I do appreciate your
> rapid responses 
> tonight. I need your support as I once again subject
> myself to a 
> new endeavor to reveal information passed to me by
> my mysterious 
> contact. You know most of the information I will
> convey to Mr. 
> Tracey. There are certain details that I have left
> out.
> 
> I am impressed that you would even suggest meeting
> with my 
> mysterious contact. I would not dream of subjecting
> you to such 
> danger. In my heart, I do not think he would harm
> anyone like 
> yourself. I do not even think he would harm your
> child, under 
> normal circumstances. As it stands now, there are no
> certainties 
> on my part concerning his actions; good or bad.
> 
> In my first short letter to Mr. Tracey, I confirmed
> my hopes that 
> he might someday interact with my anonymous source.
> I feel Mr. 
> Tracey can take care of himself regarding any
> dangers my 
> mysterious contact might pose. I am not beyond
> discussing this 
> matter in full; however, I feel my mysterious
> contact must enter 
> soon. All this, of course, is contingent upon his
> cooperation. I 
> make no mention of such an interaction between him
> and anyone 
> else besides myself. 
> 
> You should pray that a killer who might kill again
> will have a 
> chance to ask God for his holy forgiveness. Unless I
> can make a 
> direct plea to him, his soul might be lost forever.
> His 
> destruction will certainly sustain. The longer he
> escapes 
> justice, the more powerful he is becoming. He once
> told me,  
> "Power lends itself to actions capable of those who
> possess it".
> 
> Patricia
>