[BC] WTEM--Chief engineer

[Thomas G. Osenkowsky]

Rich,

You obviously did NOT read the NOTICE properly.
The NOTICE appears at the bottom of the email
body. You must read the body content before the
NOTICE. If you believe you received the email in
error, the NOTICE requests you to notify the sender
and delete the email with any attachments without
reading, forwarding or saving them. "Them" refers to
the attachments, if any and NOT the email body.

No criminal penalty is mentioned. This does not,
however, preclude civil penalty. Physically destroying
the hard drive that contains your emails is one method
of permanent deletion. There are other methods that can
do this without physical destruction.

It is important to carefully read such notices since a
misunderstanding may result in mental and/or physical
trauma, consuming of bandwidth on this and possibly
lists, distraction and odd behavior with friends and/or
coworkers, etc.

I humbly recommend a call to 1-800-DRLAURA

Tom Osenkowsky, CPBE
(Final post on subject matter.)

> >NOTICE TO RECIPIENT:  If you are not the intended recipient of this
> >e-mail, you are prohibited from sharing, copying, or otherwise using or
> >disclosing its contents.  If you have received this e-mail in error,
> >please notify the sender immediately by reply e-mail and permanently
> >delete this e-mail and any attachments without reading, forwarding or
> >saving them.  Thank you.
> I'm curious, if I disclose the contents of this email to my sister 
> what fine or jail time might I expect? Also, how will I know it isn't 
> for me if I don't read it? Since I understand the gummint can 
> retrieve data from any operating drive I would have to smash it to 
> bits to permanently delete the contents of the email. Ain't gonna 
> happen. Also, do the awesome penalties apply if the email is sent to 
> hundreds of people on a list? Are we all bound to not tell everyone 
> who has already been told?