Handwriting authentication

[John Iacoletti]

The conclusions of the FBI on the handwriting seen in the photograph that they made from microfilm are minorly questionable, not highly questionable.  They also made conclusions on original documents. Those conclusions are not questionable at all.

All handwriting analysis is questionable. But in this case, the only handwriting that purports to connect Oswald personally to any Carcano is the copy of the 2-inch order coupon from the missing microfilm. And not only is it a copy, but it’s a tiny sample written in block letters.

[Bill Chapman]

By my observation, a quick look at the Kleins order and another Oswald document (seen on 'Texas History') reveals the 'D' in Dallas could easily be from the same person  And the way he handles the 'T' in 'Texas' (along with the prominent slash included in the 'x') is unique and repeated on at least one competing Oswald document.
 

[Martin Weidmann]

A quick look at the Kleins order seen here and on another Oswald document (seen on 'Texas History') reveals the 'D' in Dallas could easily be from the same person  And the way he handles the 'T' in 'Texas' (along with the prominent slash included in the 'x') is unique and repeated on at least one competing Oswald document.
 

And you know for sure the other "Oswald document" was actually written by Oswald?

could easily be from the same person

Wow, that's conclusive.... 

[Bill Chapman]

By my observation, a quick look at the Kleins order and another Oswald document (seen on 'Texas History') reveals the 'D' in Dallas could easily be from the same person  And the way he handles the 'T' in 'Texas' (along with the prominent slash included in the 'x') is unique and repeated on at least one competing Oswald document.
 

Highlighted letters (and the very unique handling of 'Texas') are items to watch
for when looking at competing Oswald documents.


billchapman

[Charles Collins]

Highlighted letters (and the very unique handling of 'Texas') are items to watch
for when looking at competing Oswald documents.


billchapman

I am no handwriting expert, but if you compare the “Texas” written in his letter from Russia to his mother, to the one on the money order, there does appear to me to be some similarities…





Interesting observation there Bill, thanks!

[Bill Chapman]

I am no handwriting expert, but if you compare the “Texas” written in his letter from Russia to his mother, to the one on the money order, there does appear to me to be some similarities…

Interesting observation there Bill, thanks!

Thanks, very helpful Charles

The hits just keep on comin'
1) 'The' and 'There' replicate the weird 'T' Ozzie uses in 'Texas'
2) The aggressive slash (/) completes the 'X' in Texas, along with Oswald's hand in the MO
2) The cursive 'D' seen on the MO reappears to slap critics upside the head

[Bill Chapman]

Highlighted letters (and the very unique handling of 'Texas') are items to watch
for when looking at competing Oswald documents.


billchapman

The hits just keep on comin'


The weird 'T' in 'Texas' on the MO is repeated on other Oswald documents



The cursive capital 'D' seen on the MO is repeated on competing Oswald documents


The cursive capital 'D' seen on the MO is repeated on competing Oswald documents

[Walt Cakebread]

The hits just keep on comin'


The weird 'T' in 'Texas' on the MO is repeated on other Oswald documents



The cursive capital 'D' seen on the MO is repeated on competing Oswald documents


The cursive capital 'D' seen on the MO is repeated on competing Oswald documents

Your opinion is based on the similarity of one letter.....  The capital "D"...   That's not very conclusive, or convincing.