Astronaut Bill Oefelein was aboard the space shuttle in December when he was sent a steamy e-mail from a girlfriend. Fellow astronaut Lisa Nowak apparently discovered that e-mail -- and some others -- before she set off on her bizarre, 900-mile road-trip to confront her rival for Oefelein's affections. The e-mail was among several hundred pages of documents released this week by prosecutors in the case against Nowak, who is charged with trying to kidnap the e-mail's author, Colleen Shipman.
March 07, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Astronaut Bill Oefelein was in orbit aboard the space shuttle in December when he was sent a steamy e-mail from a girlfriend awaiting his return: “First urge will be to rip your clothes off, throw you on the ground and love the hell out of you.”
Fellow astronaut Lisa Nowak apparently discovered that e-mail — and some other romantic messages to Oefelein — before she set off on her bizarre, 900-mile road-trip to confront her rival for Oefelein’s affections.
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