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In a civil conversion case over missing wine crates, Plaintiff offers a text from Owner sent the night before the crates vanished: "I am going to the warehouse tomorrow to confront the manager because he stole two crates last week." Owner is unavailable. Plaintiff offers the text to prove both that Owner planned to go to the warehouse and that the manager stole two crates the previous week.
How should the court rule under the state-of-mind exception?

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The entire statement is admissible because all state-of-mind statements are admissible for every purpose. The statement is admissible only if the declarant is unavailable. The statement is admissible to prove the declarant then intended to go to the warehouse, but not to prove the truth of the remembered fact that the manager stole the crates last week. The entire statement is inadmissible because it mentions a past event.

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