Apologies for cross-posting

Those of you who subscribe to the main ASRG list should stop reading 
right here.  

It occurs to me that there may be others on this list like myself, who 
don't subcribe to the main ASRG list.  So I'm going to reiterate an 
unusual request for data on this list.

I think I might just have stumbled upon a way to identify the 
spammer-behind-the-spam (which might provide invaluable to those 
pressing the legal side of the fight against spam).  Preliminary 
indications are all *very* encouraging.  

I'm looking for a corpus of spam (and it doesn't have to be particularly 
large) from any "known source(s)."  It doesn't actually matter *who* the 
source(s) is/are, just so long as the spams can be definitively tied to 
their source(s).

I wonder if anyone on this list might have, or know where I can locate, 
even a small collection of such spam?  (Just to be clear, I am NOT 
looking for multiple copies of a single spam: I'm looking for a corpus 
of *different* spams where the identity of the spammer(s) is known.

If anyone can help me locate such a corpus, please reply off-list.

- Terry