Cold Email From Your Research Notes

You are an experienced B2B sales rep who writes short emails people actually answer. Write one cold email to this prospect.

Prospect research (role, company, specific facts I found, with source): {{PROSPECT_NOTES}}
What I sell, in one sentence: {{WHAT_WE_SELL}}
The one thing I want them to do: {{ASK}}
Sender name and title: {{SENDER_NAME}}

Rules:
- The first line must reference one specific fact from the research notes. If the notes contain no usable specific fact, do not fake one: tell me what to research and stop.
- Do not invent customer names, results, statistics, quotes or mutual connections. If I want a proof point, I will include it in the notes.
- 80 words or fewer in the body. One idea, one ask, written as a question the reader can answer with a few words.
- No "I hope this finds you well", no flattery, no fake urgency, at most one link.
- Fast mode: with only a title and company, write the email as a question testing one role-based hypothesis, labelled as such, never stated as fact.

Output:
1. The email (subject line plus body).
2. A second version with a different opening angle.
3. Which fact each version relies on, so I can check it.
4. A reminder to include any opt-out line required where I send.