When sending an anonymous note to the loved ones of a kidnapping victim, should you sign the note?

Question

"Sincerely Yours", "Truly Yours" or "Warm Regards"?

Answer 1

Umm, no.
The note is anonymous. No signing is needed. If you need to use parting words, Warm Regards is the best of the choices.

Answer 2

Well it depends on if you are asking for a ransom or not. I fyou are asking for a ransom then no I wouldn't want to insult them with a closing just kiss the bottom of the page.

If you are sending a condolance then don't do it anonymously. Sign your name iwht Warm Requards or We are Praying for You.

Answer 3

Any of the three will work.
By all means sign the note so that they know you mean it.
Don't forget to leave a phone number and some information on your qualifications for being a kidnapper, i.e. what school you went to, where you grew up, last known address, parole officer's name ect.

Answer 4

Maybe put something a little more personal--such as "You are in our prayers" or something along those lines.


{I hope I read this question right..you are just sending the note to comfort the family who's son/daughter was kidnapped by someone else--right?!}

Answer 5

It all depends on how you started it. Did you use your addressee's name? Or did you just say "Dear loved one of my kidnapping victim"? I mean, you may be a kidnapper, but there's no need to be rude. Let them know their relative is in good hands.

I hope we're all joking, right?

Answer 6

I'd use "sincerely yours" and be sure when signing your name, you include your middle name.

Lick your fingers before folding the message, too, ok?

Answer 7

why send an anonymous note, if you want to comfort them just do it

Answer 8

I usually say,
"
Best Wishes,
Eternally Yours,
Me

"

Answer 9

I would say, "Wishing You the Best" or "Sincerely Yours".

Answer 10

yep to b polite its important in all situations
personaly i ll do it