IBDaMann
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So basically there's nothing to compare it to?
Yep. Topologically they are identical. Strokewise he was probably stoned on one of them.
So basically there's nothing to compare it to?
Take a VERY close look at the H.I'd need a forensic specialist to look at that.
I did, in both of them. And?Take a VERY close look at the H.
That is not what I said.So basically there's nothing to compare it to?
look a the line down from the left vertical leg of the H to the bottom of the right vertical leg of the H then the triangular line to transition to the horizontal bar of the H. They are made the same way in both signatures.I did, in both of them. And?
Oh I'm a forensic signature expert. The signature belongs to a privileged druged out ne'er-do-well.I'll still need a forensic specialist to look at that.
That is not what I said.
Its posted in this threadWell I know. I mean we need his signature to compare to that signature on that paper.
look a the line down from the left vertical leg to the bottom of the right vertical leg then the triangular line to transition to the horizontal bar of the H. They are made the same way in both signatures.
Its posted in this thread
136What post number?
The first letter is an R not a PYes, but it's easier to notice that both signatures are topologically identical.
1. From the starting point in the initial P, the stroke descends in a concave-upward curve to the base of the P in both signatures.
2. From the base of the initial P, the stroke ascends in a concave-downward curve up the left side and around the top in both signatures.
3. At the right extreme of the P, the stroke returns to concave-upward to the initial stroke (line 1) in both signatures.
4. From there, the stroke remains concave-upward to the top of the left-top point of the H in both signatures.
5. Stroke is concave-upward from the top left to the bottom left of the H in both signatures.
6. Stroke is concave-upwards from the bottom left of the H to the top right point of the H in both signatures.
7. Stroke is concave-downwards from the right top of the H to the bottom right of the H in both signatures.
8. The triangular concave-downwards leg across the H is, as you noticed, the same in both signatures.
9. The remainder of the signature is squiggle of identical concavity in both signatures.
Ergo, both signatures are topologically equivalent in their entirety. The swings of the strokes vary well within standard human error and variance ... even if Hunter had not been stoned.
What post number?
I'd need a forensic specialist to look at that.
Nope. It is supposed to be an R but I presume you know your alphabet. He writes a P. Take another look.The first letter is an R not a P
There will be an investigation, you can be sure of that.Speculation leaves the door open for alternate viewpoints. trump and his numbskull followers are the ones taking this dubious info as gospel.