A few problems

Here is the full email: http://pastebin.com/ByYxGEyg

The related parts in that message also have file names. You can rename them as you wish because it does not affect the message itself. The HTML message part that use those parts uses their content-id value to reference them, so the file name is irrelevant.

As I said previously I am piping emails to my scripts. Sometimes people send emails to multiple people, one being us, so my script catches it and ends up getting the wrong $results['To'][0]['name'] and $results['To'][0]['address'] values.

Here is an example: http://pastebin.com/b82nmyJF

My script will end up getting the goingunderfilms AT yahoo DOT com information instead of our @daysofthedead.net email.

Any suggestion on how I would get the @daysofthedead.net email address and name?

The class cannot provide that information with guaranteed reliability because messages can be forged.

Anyway, you can try parsing the Received headers for that purpose.