Then you'll love this:
Claim: PR could not have written the RN with her left hand.
Supporting Evidence: PR demonstrated for investigators that she didn't have the necessary skill to have written the RN with her left hand. Her opposite hand writing sample was a complete mess, compared to the RN. This would have been the expected result if she was not the opposite-hand author of the RN.
..and,what would be the expected result if she purposely wrote it sloppily?
it isn't hard to do...
Claim: PR could not have written the RN.
Supporting Evidence: PR demonstrated for investigators that she was unable to correctly spell 'advise', a word that was correctly spelled in the RN.
Patsy was well-educated;a Journalism major at that...she would have easily known how to spell 'advise' correctly.Just how difficult is it to misspell on purpose? Not very.
PR further demonstrated that she was unable to incorrectly spell 'business', a word that was misspelled in the RN.
that's just a downright silly statement...anyone can choose to misspell if they want to..keyword: want.
Claim: PR deliberately messed up her left hand writing sample she gave to investigators.
Supporting Evidence: None
can you write sloppy when you want to? what about if you really wanted to save your own arse????
Claim: PR deliberately misspelled 'advise'.
Supporting Evidence: None
..you haven't shown us where she did that,and even so,it's silly to think that Patsy,an educated American-born 40 YO wouldn't have known how to spell such a simple word.She wasn't stupid.
If we really took the time to 'think things through', we'd realize that nobody who lives in the same house is going to leave 2 1/2 pages of handwriting to accompany a child murder. :doh:
Sorry Hold,you're still thinking way too analytically...these are real ppl we're talking about,not mathematical equations.They had real feelings and real emotions...they also had a dead body in the house they needed to explain.The note was a desperate attempt to do so..to point to someone or someones outside the house.
I have an idea about that,btw.
someone who lives out of the country might be less apt to be able to spell the word 'advise' correctly.
But you talk of it being the longest RN in history..it wasn't.It wasn't a true RN at all...you yourself admitted that.And with that in mind...there are lots of crimes that involve notes... notes written by the suspects are usually an attempt to throw LE off track.This note was no different.