[TheOtherOne]

Bennet Bolton, a senior reporter for The National Enquirer, told The Associated Press on Monday about a ``cryptic'' e-mail sent to the staff in late August or early September by an intern who worked in the newsroom this summer.

``It intrigued us that he left such a cryptic farewell,'' Bolton said. ``It was rather neutral and then he said, 'I left you a surprise for you to remember me by. Ha ha, just kidding.'''

He said federal investigators were told about the e-mail. The FBI did not return several phone calls seeking comment about it.

[TheOtherOne]

Newsweek magazine reported on its Web site that the office received a ``weird love letter to Jennifer Lopez'' a week before the Sept. 11 attacks. Inside was what was described as a ``soapy, powdery substance'' and a Star of David charm. The letter was handled by both Stevens and Blanco, according to unidentified workers cited by Newsweek.

Stevens, the dead photo editor, lived about a mile from an air strip where flight school owner Marian Smith said suspected hijacker Mohamed Atta rented planes. Several suspected hijackers also visited a crop-dusting business in Belle Glade, 40 miles from Stevens' home in Lantana.

[onyx]

The cheap imitation Star Of David inserted in the soapy, powdery substance tells me that the MiddleEasterner is a Muslim hell bent on death to all of us, and I do mean all of us.