re: Analyst Says Judge Roy Moore Signature Inside Gloria Allred Accuser’s Yearbook Was FORGED

Who gives a shite about Thomas Wictor, just look at the damn pictures and use your own eyes and deduction.



^^ The "M's" are overwhelmingly different.




^^ The "R's" are very different. Look at them closely.
^^ The "y's" are no where close to the same.
^^ The "Roy" looks like a "Ray". The "o's" are not the same. The one in the yearbook is an "a".
^^ The "7's" are beyond different. They are very VERY clearly not written by the same person.
^^ Why is "Olde Hickory House" printed and spelled wrong?

Anyone who's honest can clearly see that someone named "Ray" signed this, and then someone added "Moore D.A.", the second date, and the printed location.

This is an obvious forgery. You don't have to be a handwriting expert to see this. It's THAT overwhelmingly obvious.

How in the frick has Gloria Allred not been disbarred?

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there is zero credible evidence they had an agenda or were paid

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So the FACT many of the accusers are hard core Democrats is not credible? The pictures of the accusers with I think Biden is not credible.

The side with lack of credibility is the accusing side.

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Absolutely faked within the last week and synthetically aged

Because who wouldn't forge a Xmas greeting in a yearbook instead of an actually damning note of some sort?

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Because it looks like some dude named "Ray" had actually written that note and signed it, and "Moore D.A.", the second date, and "Olde Hickory House" was added.

I mean you can't possibly deny that there are two different handwritings there.

The "7's" and the "M's" are irrefutably written by different people.

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Because who wouldn't forge a Xmas greeting in a yearbook instead of an actually damning note of some sort?

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Someone who affixed a note to a signature or a signature to an existing note

There was something insincere when he wrote "Class of '64 Rules, Class of '78 drools."

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As was already pointed out, yearbooks are distributed in the final weeks of the school year, yet this was signed in december of 1977? What the hell? Who has a yearbook in december?

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I dealt with this in another thread.

Anyone who knows anything about yearbook publishing...and yeah, I used to work for Jostens...knows that a large percentage of high school yearbooks in the US are delivered in the fall, for two reasons. One, the publisher likes it because much of the book gets printed during an off peak production time, and they usually give a discount...or at least they did when I worked for them. Two, schools like it because all the spring sports and activities...including prom, graduation, etc., are actually printed in the book instead of a cheap tape-in insert. Yeah, it may be inconvenient to get them to seniors who have already graduated. And if the school missed deadlines, some of which would have been during summer vacation, then yeah, it could have been delivered in December. Remember...there weren't computers. You had to lay out every page by hand. You had to get every photo processed. She could have had it with her because she was taking it home from school that day when she got it.

Don't believe me about fall delivery yearbooks? See for yourself here and here.

Most people think "analyst" in this context would be a handwriting expert. Not a writer who is a Moore fan and apologist.

Kinda discredits the initial argument.

Iron clad.

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doubt he'll be walking around restaurants with it 2 days before Christmas though.

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Definitely makes the signature impossible