Works for me.
I get you, but just to be fair, it's not "hence" it's the use of "and, hence," because it's a redundancy.
Possible? Yeah, I suppose. But how LIKELY?
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That makes three of us.
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Works for me.
I get you, but just to be fair, it's not "hence" it's the use of "and, hence," because it's a redundancy.
Possible? Yeah, I suppose. But how LIKELY?
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That makes three of us.
He STILL is, redeemed. No need to panic.
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You're free to post your own handwriting here, "the quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dogs" and I can try to emulate it using entirely different sentence, and let others decide how close the two samples are.
That might be a bit difficult, since I have no way to get it to you.
And for the record, I'm not trying to strong-arm you. You're approaching this with an open mind, and that counts for a lot with me.
Have you ever got around to writing out the RN
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you only need to copy the first paragraph.
Perhaps the reason the forger wrote out "Mr and Mrs Ramsey" and crossed it out is that he felt it was too close to his own handwriting and not similar enough to PR's.
If I can remember. Still, it wouldn't do much good. I haven't got any way to post it here.
I doubt it.
can you scan it? you can get scans at local library or kinko's? provided you are still breathing.
The emperor is not as forgiving as I am.
Is there a picture of the handwriting "Mr and Mrs.." in missing pages prior to RN?
I could be different than the RN.
I believe what my eyes tell me.
Spin Lords, what-if
What if the handwriting "Mr and Mrs.." in missing pages prior to RN ripped out of the yellow pad is completely and radically different from either PR or JR?
IDI.
If you were the intruder that night and were for some reason bent on attempting to emulate PR’s handwriting, how lengthy would your RN be? Every character, every word that you attempt takes time and increases the probability that you will fail by virtue of inconsistency. Why attempt 1500 characters and form 350 words?
Voynich, when you attempted to replicate the ransom note that is all that you were doing, you had an example of how every character was formed and even how groups of characters were joined or not joined, spacing between characters, etc. If you were able to find some of PR’s correspondence that day while you were in the house, how many would you find? Would there be enough to see examples of how she would write every letter of the alphabet? (Every letter of the alphabet is present in the RN.)
If there was enough of PR’s writing, keep in mind that as you wrote the ransom note you might very well have to look through those writings multiple times for every word that you attempted.
Picture yourself saying, “I know I saw a “q” here somewhere, where is it?”
Some words you would, of course, find somewhat easily and be able to “simply” duplicate.
How many would there be that you would not find, and instead have the chore of piecing together?
You would not likely find the words; faction, attaché, enforcement and countermeasures, to name a few, in every day correspondence.
As an example, write just one word: countermeasures.
Use the following correspondence as your guide:
Now imagine 350 words.
If you were the intruder that night and were for some reason bent on attempting to emulate PR’s handwriting, how lengthy would your RN be? Every character, every word that you attempt takes time and increases the probability that you will fail by virtue of inconsistency. Why attempt 1500 characters and form 350 words?
Voynich, when you attempted to replicate the ransom note that is all that you were doing, you had an example of how every character was formed and even how groups of characters were joined or not joined, spacing between characters, etc. If you were able to find some of PR’s correspondence that day while you were in the house, how many would you find? Would there be enough to see examples of how she would write every letter of the alphabet? (Every letter of the alphabet is present in the RN.)
If there was enough of PR’s writing, keep in mind that as you wrote the ransom note you might very well have to look through those writings multiple times for every word that you attempted.
Picture yourself saying, “I know I saw a “q” here somewhere, where is it?”
Some words you would of course find somewhat easily and be able to “simply” duplicate.
How many would there be that you would not find, and have the chore of piecing together?
You would not likely find the words; faction, attaché, enforcement and countermeasures, to name a few, in every day correspondence.
As an example write just one word: countermeasures.
Use the following correspondence as your guide:
Now imagine 350 words.
You know, I think it's worth a try, maybe not right now but I think I'll write
something.
I do think that an experience forger or an artist could use the above sample to get a feel for her letters, and write something out.
Is there anything you want me to write out or do you leave that up to me?
Pledge of Allegience?
Have you tried doing this yourself? Use the above letter and try to imitate her letters as you write out something.
Do you just want me to write out countermeasure?
but if "Mr and Mrs. Ra"
handwriting looks radically different from PR or JR or the RN, but we agree was written by the perp, would you agree this implies IDI?
Of course, it could look exactly like PR's handwriting, which would imply that PR thought the handwriting was too close to her own
so she switched to disguise it even more.
While true, they might be wasting their time kidnapping if they are that effective at forgery.
Yes, I did try it it was hard. I was never good at art and I am now convinced that my career in forgery would be short lived.
Sure, but add more if you wish.
interesting lead----we're looking for forgers
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