Scrambled, Mixed E-mails

Windows 7 64-bit SP1
Intel Core i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40 GHz
32.0 GHz RAM
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580
I think I have a disaster here and I need help, please.
I just started Thunderbird and opened an e-mail that I had previously viewed. The contents were NOT the e-mail that should have been contained under that Subject Header but one that I had deleted earlier in the day.
I then proceeded to open another previously viewed e-mail and it contained multiple e-mails, one of which, in the mish-mash, was the one that I wanted to see.
In some cases, the e-mail looks "normal" even though it's the incorrect message. In other cases, especially with the combined ones, I see all of the message sources.
My View - Sort By is Date/Descending/Unthreaded.
I'm hoping that I can get this rectified otherwise I'm in deep yogurt.
Thanks!
[email protected]

That seems to have done it perfectly. Thank you so very much!

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I am running iTunes 11.0.3.42 on Windows 8, and am an iTunes match subscriber. I have approximately 2700 songs in my library - maybe 1/2 and 1/2 ripped from my CD collection and the rest purchase exclusively through iTunes. None of this music is pirated.
When playing this music back on my iPad, I am finding that many songs are cut off before they complete. When this happens, they continue to play, but it is just silence. Additionally, many other tunes are scrambled, with bits of other songs mixed together into one. When going back to iTunes on my PC, I will sometimes find that the songs play fine there - but sometimes they behave as they do on the iPad.
This happens whether or not I run my library with iTunes match on the iPad. I have redownloaded all my songs to try to repair this, with mixed results. It will often fix the songs that I was having trouble with - but then other songs will begin to show the same type of problems. I know that 2700 songs is not an immense library, but it is too large for me to systematically review the whole library - which makes tracking these problems very difficult.
I have seen similar types of complaints on the forums ranging over the last several years. It also seems that these problems have been "solved" by many different methods. Nothing I have found has worked for me - or only worked with the mixed results I mention above. I wonder if these individuals have actually been getting the mixed results I am finding.
This is truly frustrating, as I do not do anything exotic with my library, and have not pirated, but gotten my music honestly. I also have ripped my entire CD collection into iTunes, and have gotten rid of the CD's - as I have NEVER had similar problems to this in all the many years I have been using iTunes. Suddenly I find that I have a majorly corrupted library, with seemingly no way out. I cannot even abandon iTunes since I have such an investment in it. At a minimum of $.99 per song it would cost me almost $2700 to replace my library honestly, and that is at the low end of what I would pay. I don't know about you - but I don't have three grand to blow on replacing a music library I already paid for just to get away from a crappy product (sorry Apple - but what the heck else would you call this nonsense?). Makes a dude covet taking an eye-patch.
I am screwed and doubt there's a way out - but I have no choice but to ask for help. Anyone?

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