All my raiding is done through the ingame "contact list".  Today however a raid landed on a player that is not within my "contact list".  I checked my "contact list" over and can not find a listing of this player nor the coordinates where my raid landed.  I am a little confused as to how, if I am using my "contact list", I attempted a raid on a player that is not found within my "contact list"?  As stated previously I not only looked for the players name but also the coordinates where my raid landed but was unable to find either the name or coordinates within my "contact list".  I checked to see if perhaps a player had somehow changed their name within the time that it took my troops to travel and land but could not find a name change.  I checked to see if perhaps a player that was within my "contact list" had teleported out and the player I hit teleported in but that turned up nothing.  No coordinates were manually entered nor did I access the Map while I was sending out my raids.  ALL raids were sent while within the "contact list" by clicking to select the raid option, selecting troops and then selecting to send.  That rules out user error as everything was done by simply going to my "contact list", selecting raid, selecting troops and then selecting send.  

Please explain to me why I attempted a raid on a player that was not within my "contact list"; has never been within my "contact list"; and to my knowledge I've never raided or attempted to raid in the past.  

-Attachment 1 shows the actually raid attempt on Spaikis Korvinas' city that was besieged by Elmaras Lasys.

-Attachment 2 shows the map view of Spaikis Korvinas' city so you can see the player's level (73)

-Attachment 3 shows you a view of my "contact list" that is in order according to the highest level player to the lowest level player.  As you   can see Spaikis Korvinas is not listed.  So it is rather confusing and baffling how I attempted a raid on Spaikis when, as you can see,   (s)he is not within my "contact list".