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Exchange routing problem

Message header follows. As near as we can tell, there is no way we should have received this mail. It is really cause for concern. Hopefully I'm not exposing any security information on this forum with the info in this header.
Obviously, we're asking the question because the message was intended to stay in its own domain, and somehow leaked to the outside world and landed in ours.

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Received: from mail.woodruff-sawyer.com (w-s.woodruff-sawyer.com [207.171.210.22]) by gl-2.genelabs.com with SMTP (Microsoft Exchange Internet Mail Service Version 5.5.2650.21)
 id JD9ZCNGZ; Sun, 30 Apr 2000 15:17:31 -0700
Received: by MAIL with Internet Mail Service (5.5.2448.0)
 id <JDAAQ8BA>; Sun, 30 Apr 2000 15:21:02 -0700
Message-ID: <2D1B9C611DABD21183C4009027283C5E6EC069@MAIL>
From: Andy Barrengos <abarrengos@woodruff-sawyer.com>
To: "'Laura A. Larsen (Business Fax)'" <IMCEARFAX-Laura+20A+2E+20Larsen+40_FN=1+20+28510+29+20777-7001@woodruff-sawyer.com>

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I don't quite understand the problem.
It's an email from woodruff-sawyer to someone called Laura !
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Correct, internal at woodruff-sawyer to another person at woodruff-sawyer.
We are not that firm, but it landed in our Exchange server and went to a user named Bruce.
I suppose that the problem in misconfiguration of the domain woodruf domain.
Contact the postmaster of this domain, and ask him/her, or even this Andy Barrengos chap ?
This message looks like a fax, sent to the woodruff fax server and relayed out to fax recipients.
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