To: dtwage@gmail.com

From: Abecedarian_Aladdin@gmail.com

Sent: 2/2/10 at 0718



Dear Sir,

We met a while ago in a coffee shop and fell into conversation about extra terrestrials. I am certain you remember me now as certainly as I remember you. I was wondering if you have read the work of Robert A. Heinlein, especially “Stranger in a Strange Land”. I remembered the following passage yesterday and I thought it would perhaps help your research on popular view on aliens:

“Smith is not a man. He is an intelligent creature with the genes and ancestry of a man, but he is not a man. He's more a Martian than a man. Until we came along he had never laid eyes on a human being. He thinks like a Martian, he feels like a Martian. He's been brought up by a race which has nothing in common with us. Why, they don't even have sex. Smith has never laid eyes on a woman — still hasn't if my orders have been carried out. He's a man by ancestry, a Martian by environment.”

I believe this will be another piece in your puzzle, and hopefully one day you can help me as I have helped you.

Good Luck,

Stacy. <3

((Let’s assume there is a complex mathematical equation that gives Riley’s coordinates along with the letter “R” contained in the message. ))