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Paul Newman Got Anonymous Letter at 2AM Warning "Don't Go"—What He Found 6 Hours Later Shocked Him

At two seventeen in the morning, Paul Newman woke to the sound of paper sliding under his front door. Inside the envelope were just eight words: "Don't go to the track tomorrow. You'll die."
Who sent this letter? Why anonymous? And most importantly—was the threat real?
Paul Newman went to Riverside track anyway. Six hours later, his crew found a small metal piece hidden in his car's brake system. Professionally placed. Calculated to kill Paul at one hundred twenty miles per hour. The anonymous warning was real.
For twenty six years, Paul never knew who saved him. In two thousand seven, someone dying sent one final letter: "I was the one who warned you. I'm dying now. Wanted you to know."
The sender was Richard Chen, a custodian. A quiet man who swept floors at Riverside track, whom nobody noticed. Someone who loved Paul Newman's films, believed he deserved to live, and gave a legend twenty six more years with eight typed words.
This is the story of how one anonymous act of kindness rippled across decades. And how Paul Newman honored that silent hero forever with a one million dollar scholarship fund.
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