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Lost US love letter delivered 53 years late

18th July 2011

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California University of Pennsylvania is forwarding the letter to Muhammad Siddeeq at his Indianapolis home after his friends and family members heard news reports about the letter sent to a student with his former name.

The letter addressed to Clark Moore and postmarked February 1958 arrived at the campus mail room last week. The note ends: “I still miss you as much as ever and love you a thousand times more. Please write me real soon. Vonnie.”

Siddeeq tells the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review he has mixed emotions about it. It turns out he and Vonnie are divorced. She declined to speak to the newspaper.

Still, 74-year-old Siddeeq says tells the Washington Observer-Reporter the letter is “a testament of the sincerity, interest and innocence of that time.”

This is what passes for news these days.

One Response to “Lost US love letter delivered 53 years late”

  1. Dennis Nagle Says:

    Just goes to illustrate the old adage: Be careful what you wish for.