Thank you everyone for your comments... some of them were so damn funny you people crack me up I love this site and the people here.

I also wanted to clear up a few things. I noticed that after I drove away I looked in my rear view mirror and noticed her pull out her cell phone and plant it to the side of her face so I thought it was quite plausible that she was calling someone to save her. But then i thought.. what could she say if she called 911 and a police officer arrived? So I just blew it off.

When I got the letter I knew instantly that she memorized my license plate number on my car and then I thought that she probably called her husband on her cell phone right then and told him something like " honey i need you to look up this license plate number for me.. this guy almost ran us over and cursed at us"... or something bullshit like that . Then he ran the plates through the Department of motor vehicles database and saw that the car was registered to a address here in the city and saw my name as well. So that part I figured out... but how would he get my mothers full name and phone number? She remarried and doesnt even have the same last name ... Also that is a FAKE phone number people !!! I would not put my moms real phone number in here LOL !!!!! Also I'm confused about one part of the letter where she goes on about " I can't believe that you have the honor of being a father whether by choice (thank you) or because your "man hood" prevents you from doing so(thank god) ." ............... I mean what does that mean? Someone please enlighten me on this one !!!

I also think that she personally asked her husband to get all the information he could on me and bring it home to her. The letter sounds like she wrote it to me. It doesn't seem like to me he would want to get involved in something he didn't witness. So I think she got the info from him that night when got off his shift and then she sat down and decided to write the letter. The envelope was handwritten with my full name on it with a green marker but the letter inside was typed up on a computer and printed out.