One letter was sent by Trudel, who wrote to Russo, accusing him of having "written such a hurting letter to Lisa." Two letters are from Elli Rotzoll to Russo. The first discusses Schütt and her child. The second was sent almost a year later, discussing Schütt and Schmücking's vacation plans and their financial difficulties. Another letter was sent by a secretary of Dr. Ostwald. Russo attempted to contact Dr. Ostwald; the office in turn attempted to contact Jutta Schütt.