I would remind people that we are all taught to write in similar ways and the handwriting experts say it is the DIFFERENCES that matter.

I said before that I don't think Colfax could have written the note - - lots of similarities - - but he constantly capitalizes his N's and A's even when they should be lower case letters.

Well, I don't think Patsy could have written the note either - - too many differences - - she couldn't keep it up for 3 pages anymore than Colfax could have.

Patsy starts her a's by making a circle like an egg on end. The RN writer - - his circles are like eggs lying on their side. Patsy starts her c's with an upward stroke while the RN writer starts with a stroke to the left.

It is the differences, not the similarities, that make or break the analysis - - and Coffman, Liebman, Wong and Miller all failed to report on the differences.

( I won't mention that they did NOT have proper samples to do the comparison to begin with.)

What we have here is a layman's attempt to identify Patsy as the author - - and, like the "experts" who worked for Darnay Hoffman, he failed.

I think the BPD should be honest and tell us who was checked and how they scored. That goes for DNA, handwriting and polygraphs. If I was innocent and submitted to those tests and they proved I was innocent - - I would WANT the cops to publicly clear me and say why!