Q. Mr. Speckin we've been over, although do you recall Mr. Speckin stating that, When I compare
the handwriting habits of Patsy Ramsey with those presented in the --

A. Mr. Wood, bring me to where you are. I'm lost, sir.

Q. I'm sorry, I'm in my notes. I'm not in the book.

A. Okay.

Q. Do you recall Mr. Speckin finding-- we talked about he found no evidence that Patsy Ramsey
disguised her handwriting exemplars. I didn't want to go over this part and I wanted to. Mr. Speckin
stated, When I compare the handwriting habits of Patsy Ramsey with those contained in the questioned
ransom note, there exists agreement to the extent that some of her individual letter formations and letter
combinations do appear in the ransom note. When this agreement is weighed against the number type
and consistency of the differences present, I am unable to identify Patsy Ramsey as the author of the
questioned ransom note with any degree of certainty. I am, however, unable to eliminate her as the
author. Does that sound correct in terms of what Mr. Speckin's formal report was?

A. If that's what you're reading from, that's consistent with my recollection. He did have other
comments and information as well.