Original sentence: A sample of one of the messages is below:.Beyond the name connection, there has been no compelling information introduced to suggest that these messages had any sort of meaning.Despite the random appearance of the words in the message.Some individuals note that one of the names listed in the From: line of the messages is "Susan Lindauer", the same name as a woman who was arrested on espionage on March 11, 2004.The messages are a code or the result of a method of steganography.The messages are an Internet equivelant of numbers stationss.The messages are an open cipher.There are many theories that propose meanings for the messages:.To some theorists, this lends credence to the idea that the messages were a form of encoded information
Edited sentence: " It is unknown whether this is the same Susan Lindauer who was arrested on charges of espionage on March 11, 2004.If this is so, it could lend credence to the idea that the messages are indeed some form of encoded information.In other words, they are claimed by some to be the Internet equivalent of numbers stations.Interestingly enough, one of the names given in the "From:" line (as seen in this copy of one of the messages) is "Susan Lindauer.One theory regarding the MPD messages states that they are some kind of open cipher.Other theories suggest the messages are a code or the result of a method of steganography.Steganography is probably the least likely, as the purpose of steganography is to hide that a message has even been sent at all, and a listing of unusual words would no doubt be seen as "highly suspicious.To date however, no concrete evidence has been forthcoming that the groups of words, and the messages containing them, are anything but meaningless lists