General Discussion

Starting with his distinct capital "D", the "a" is very telling... in every signature it has a slight break at the top, look closely and you will see two separate peaks or a slight divot. The last "d" is also very distinct. It breaks from the stem every time and he draws the trailing line. That is just the letters... but the strokes, the writing implements (all seem to be fairly thick) and the spacing between letters are all consistent.

It does not take a handwriting expert to see any of these things. The only experience I have, is from studying old cursive handwriting from old documents for genealogy research.


They all know it's his signature. If he raped a gerbil in front of the world they'd say he was petting it.