Is there exists reliable email parser for perl?

CPAN module, or separate perl script, or some standard unix command line util which can be used from perl script is acceptable.

Word reliable in my question mean:

I know about huge amount of CPAN modules for MIME/822headers parsing... I've checked them all few months ago without success. Simple and small modules developed without RFC compliance, other few HUGE bundles containing too much complex OO code to be "defect free" and to give me a chance to check them for RFC compliance. :(

Here is example interface which show email parsing result I need: 

# $mime_info = mime_unpack($mime);
# $mime_info = {
#   Subject     => $subject,
#   Date        => $date,
#   From        => $from,
#   Reply_to    => $reply_to,
#   To          => \@to,
#   Cc          => \@cc,
#   encrypted   => $true,
#   signed_by   => { $gpgid1 => $true, $gpgid2 => $true },
#   headers     => "From: ...\nTo: ...\n...\n",
#   type        => "multipart/mixed",
#   body        => [
#       {
#           headers     => "...",
#           type        => "multipart/related",
#           body        => [
#               {
#                   headers     => "...",
#                   type        => "multipart/alternative",
#                   body        => [
#                       {
#                           headers     => "...",
#                           type        => "text/plain",
#                           charset     => "koi8-r",
#                           body        => "...",
#                       },
#                       {
#                           headers     => "...",
#                           type        => "text/html",
#                           charset     => "koi8-r",
#                           body        => "...",
#                       },
#                   ],
#               },
#               {
#                   headers     => "...",
#                   type        => "image/gif",
#                   name        => 722370018427e0cb56ef03.gif",
#                   cid         => "000a01c69f03$d48fa5e0$0202a8c0@m"
#                   body        => "...",
#               },
#           ],
#       },
#       {
#           headers     => "...",
#           type        => "image/jpeg",
#           filename    => "_devochka.jpeg",
#           body        => "...",
#       },
#   ],
# }
# die "message must be encrypted" if !$email_info->{gpg}{encrypted};
# die "message must by signed by authorized developer"
#   if !$email_info->{gpg}{signed_by}{ $fingerprint{powerman} }
#   && !$email_info->{gpg}{signed_by}{ $fingerprint{nikita}   }
#   ;

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