I find the following curious:
1. She refers to a (presumed) luxury rental property as a proper noun "Field house", which is commonly an indoor sporting arena.
2. These are very wealthy people, who cares about a mere handkerchief, unless there is something clearly special about it.
3. She contacts a female and male about to inquire about the handkerchief, commonly a male item.
4. She send multiple copies of the email to what seems to be the same person (Sandler twice and Herbert), but never any emails to Podesta.
5. Later on that same day Susan then contacts Podesta to ask about the item, altering the description from a white w/ black handkerchief to a pizza-related map handkerchief. If it was my inquiry I would simply ask: "Hey John, did you leave behind a white/black handkerchief behind at the Field house last weekend? The realtor found one and is asking about it."
5a. Isn't that a really strange way to refer to an item--a map that SEEMS to be pizza-related? And if it is simply a pizza stain, who uses handkerchiefs to eat pizza--in a house certainly to have ample cloth napkins available?
6. The email was sent on Tuesday, following a 3-day Labor Day weekend. The guest list was apparently small.
7. What is this pillow talk about, could that be a reference to drugs or medications, coke or SSRI? Why would she have such trouble finding the pillows in question, why would they want them mailed to them, is it that the pillows could really be so valued?
8. Is "yorus" really a typo, could there be a covert meaning within this "typo"?
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