You are the lead mail inspector for a large prison. One of your jobs is to check all incoming and outgoing mail for any contraband and for any hidden information or codes, which are often of a criminal nature.
One of the past repeat-offender prisoners, Daryl, has just attempted to mail a Valentine's Day Card to his wife, and the first-level mail inspector has already approved it. If it gets by you, it goes out.
You are suspicious because in the past Daryl has tried everything under the sun to get contraband, plan escapes and even order hits, each attempt making it past the first-level and almost past you. It's as if Daryl wrote the "Null cipher" Wiki page!
Is this Valentine's Day card legit?
Front of the card:
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The front of the card has 16 rows with 12 hearts in each row.
The hearts are colored red (R), white (W), and gold (G).
The words "Happy Valentine's Day" is written in red cursive-style font on a row by itself between the 4th and 5th (from the top) rows of hearts.
The order of colors for the hearts is:
RRWWWWRGGGGG
WRGWGGRGGGWW
GWRGGGGWWWGG
GRGGGGWWWRRW
GGGWGRWGGWRW
WRRGGGWRGGWG
WRRRWGWRWGGG
WWRWGGRWRWRR
GGGRRRGGGGRR
RRGRRGWRWGWW
GGGWRRWWWGWW
GWRGGGRRGWRG
GGGRGWRGGWGG
GWWRRGRRRGGG
GRRGGGWGWRRG
GGGWWRWWWWGW
Inside of the card:
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The inside of the card has a message written in black cursive-style font over a red-to-gold gradient background, with gold in the center then changing to red in all directions.
The message is:
My Dearest Sheila,
I wish I could be with you and
Daryl Jr. this Valentine's Day.
You are everything that is good in my
life. I admire your purity and
innocence, and even more your
passionate love. But most significant
to me is your heart of gold. Thank
you for standing by me through all of
this. I long for the day when all
three of us are together again!
With everlasting love,
Daryl