[hiredhand]

Look up the local field office nearest you for the FBI and talk to them.

Not to heighten your paranoia, but if you use a fax, you're going to leave SMDR (station message detail recording) records on all telephone switches in the path. Supposing they have a sympathazer locally who has anything to do with IT, or inside plant (PBX maintenance), they'll find out more about you by the phone number you use to send the fax.

If you're still serious about scrubbing the SMTP header, I can tell you what you need to scrub, but I'd contact the FBI computer crime folks.

[Luigi Vasellini]

The FBI will put this in a drawer and go ho hum. The hospital however may make their advancement difficult. One of these idiots is actually at a Jewish Hospital, Maimonides. I think Ill just blackout every number on the email and mail it to the hospital

[muawiyah]

That's all very true unless he can hack through an unprotected PBX switch in some small office.

This happened to our ol'buddy Matt Drudge a few years back. He had all the numbers, etc., that he needed to confidently publish something with a good source.

Problem was it was a hack job and he barely removed the information in time to keep Sidney Blumenthal from crying foul. Sid probably did the deed himself, or maybe one of his little buddies Billzo had hired into the Secret Service.

These days there are fewer and fewer unprotected PBX's. That's because funny little foreign guys in the narcotics business find them and place all their long distance calls over them. Best place to look for one would be a small business with a suite of 5 or 6 offices in a rundown office building. Walk down the halls on any of the mid-level floors, find a name, and go from there. Uh, do that hacking from remote FUR SHUR.