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Fake letter nutter again.

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  1. The local nutter described in this old thread:

    http://groups.google.co.uk/group/uk.rec.cycling/browse_frm/thread/921ea69982c648fe/c640658fbf5a02b4?q=fake+letters&rnum=8%23c640658fbf5a02b4

    has finally caught up with me (although he doesn't know it). Yesterday,
    I arrived home to find two cards addressed to me (wrong house number
    though - P.O. redirected them) with no stamps on with the exact same
    writing as this weirdo ( I recognised his writing from a letter he had
    published in the Mail on Sunday with my name on it).

    One was a 21st birthday card (like the other cyclist in the old thread
    received) with "Saw your letter in the paper the other night" love
    Pete.

    The other card was a "To My Dear Husband" card with "Saw your letter in
    the paper the other night" love Dot.

    I wonder how long it will be until I start getting more weird stuff
    from this loony?

    --
    Simon Mason

  2. Inform the police now, Simon. That way they've already got it on record in
    case, and I hope it doesn't happen, the nutcase does something more than
    just stupid :-(

    Cheers, helen s

  3. Well, seeing as they couldn't catch the Yorkshire Ripper for yonks, I
    don't expect them to find out who this guy is very soon, but if he
    sends any more stuff at least they'll have it on record if he ups the
    ante.
    Simon.

  4. <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The local nutter described in this old thread:

    http://groups.google.co.uk/group/uk.rec.cycling/browse_frm/thread/921ea69982c648fe/c640658fbf5a02b4?q=fake+letters&rnum=8%23c640658fbf5a02b4

    has finally caught up with me (although he doesn't know it). Yesterday,
    I arrived home to find two cards addressed to me (wrong house number
    though - P.O. redirected them) with no stamps on with the exact same
    writing as this weirdo ( I recognised his writing from a letter he had
    published in the Mail on Sunday with my name on it).

    One was a 21st birthday card (like the other cyclist in the old thread
    received) with "Saw your letter in the paper the other night" love
    Pete.

    The other card was a "To My Dear Husband" card with "Saw your letter in
    the paper the other night" love Dot.

    I wonder how long it will be until I start getting more weird stuff
    from this loony?

    --
    Simon Mason

    Report it to police, whether or not you think they will do anything about
    it. You might be pleasantly surprised!!

    (uk.legal added)
    --
    IanH

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  5. On Wed, 1 Mar 2006 14:28:38 +0000 (UTC), "wafflycat"
    <w*a*ff£y£cat*@£btco*nn£ect.com> said in
    <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    Inform the police now, Simon. That way they've already got it on record in
    case, and I hope it doesn't happen, the nutcase does something more than
    just stupid :-(

    Yup. Nutters are funny right up until they aren't. A friend of mine
    had plod combing the town looking for her stalker who had absconded
    after being sectioned and gone to disrupt her wedding (luckily
    failed).

    Guy
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