I did jury service just over a year ago and one of the evidences submitted was some handwriting that had been examined by experts. One of the things they said was that people can have 2 or 3 different styles of writing but the structure of those styles generally stays the same. The way someone writes more complicated letters, for example, might look different but we will still subconsciously write those letters in the same way.
They look at where the letters are started, how they flow, where they end, it's amazing how they break the letters down to decide if they are written by a particular person. In the case of the jury service I was in, the defendant faked his writing because he knew that the evidence was his and he was consciously trying to make his writing look different. However, the complicated letters that he had to think about gave him away. It was pretty funny in the end because it was so obvious, even to a layman. As a result, he added a charge of perverting the course of justice to his original crime, which wasn't so funny..
What stands out here is the capital N with that weird little line that sticks out on the right side in the top three signatures but missing in this case, not to mention the general shape of the letter. The n looks like a u. The y bends to the right half way down. The P has another little line that sticks out just to the left of the loop and the curvy bit is bigger and a totally different shape. The e is very neat, doesn't have that bit on the left side of it. The 'losi' part is a dead give away though. Broken loop on the l and leans forward more than the three signatures above, the o is a different shape altogether and much smaller, the s is a mess (one of those complicated letters, difficult to replicate) and the i is almost flat compared to the three signatures above..
I'm not an expert or professionally qualified in this field at all but applying what the experts said in the jury service, I'm pretty sure they would say this is someone else' attempt at her signature.
How strange. I wonder if media will pick up on this..
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16324877? ago
I did jury service just over a year ago and one of the evidences submitted was some handwriting that had been examined by experts. One of the things they said was that people can have 2 or 3 different styles of writing but the structure of those styles generally stays the same. The way someone writes more complicated letters, for example, might look different but we will still subconsciously write those letters in the same way.
They look at where the letters are started, how they flow, where they end, it's amazing how they break the letters down to decide if they are written by a particular person. In the case of the jury service I was in, the defendant faked his writing because he knew that the evidence was his and he was consciously trying to make his writing look different. However, the complicated letters that he had to think about gave him away. It was pretty funny in the end because it was so obvious, even to a layman. As a result, he added a charge of perverting the course of justice to his original crime, which wasn't so funny..
What stands out here is the capital N with that weird little line that sticks out on the right side in the top three signatures but missing in this case, not to mention the general shape of the letter. The n looks like a u. The y bends to the right half way down. The P has another little line that sticks out just to the left of the loop and the curvy bit is bigger and a totally different shape. The e is very neat, doesn't have that bit on the left side of it. The 'losi' part is a dead give away though. Broken loop on the l and leans forward more than the three signatures above, the o is a different shape altogether and much smaller, the s is a mess (one of those complicated letters, difficult to replicate) and the i is almost flat compared to the three signatures above..
I'm not an expert or professionally qualified in this field at all but applying what the experts said in the jury service, I'm pretty sure they would say this is someone else' attempt at her signature.
How strange. I wonder if media will pick up on this..
16328109? ago
didn't read, faggot