FAQ's
1) Can you tell if the signature on a document is a forgery?
2) I don't have the original document. Can you examine a copy?
3) Can you testify as an expert witness in a court of law?
4) Why should I choose you as my document examiner?
5) How do I retain your services?
6) What's the difference between document examination and handwriting analysis?
7) What traits can you tell from handwriting analysis?
8) Can you analyze anonymous or threatening letters?
1) Can you tell if the signature on a document is a forgery?

Yes. This is the main question I'm often asked. What seperates me from all other document examiners is my sharp eye for minute details. I solve cases no other document examiners can.

My examinations are so thorough, if the document is forged, I'll uncover it. I've earned my reputation as the best document exainer and handwriting expert by solving Jack the Ripper and the Zodiac, two cases no one else could solve.

Click here to review how I solved Jack the Ripper
Click here to review how I solved the Zodiac
Click here for a sampling from my case history files

2) I don't have the original document. Can you examine a copy?

Yes. I usually never work from the originals. Rarely is it necessary. In fact, many cases never have one! Why? Because one of the most common types of forgeries is to "cut" a signature from one document and "paste" it onto another. There isn't an original.

3) Can you testify as an expert witness in a court of law?

Yes. My court qualifications include two degrees in the field of handwriting and document examination, years of experience, solving Jack the Ripper and the Zodiac, and numerous cases in 10 state courts and federal court.

In addition to my outstanding credentials, I've already been previously approved by the courts as a forensic document examiner. Therefore, my reports, exhibits, conclusions, and testimony are all admissible as evidence in a court of law.

4) Why should I choose you as my document examiner?

What seperates me from all other document examiners is my sharp eye for minute details in handwriting and/or signatures. This is a skill I acquired from years of analyzing handwriting as a graphologist. [A graphologist analyzes handwriting for personality traits]

Since most document examiners are not graphologists, they don't have the expertise with handwriting that I have. This is why I was able to solve unsolvable cases like Jack the Ripper and the Zodiac while no other document examiner ever could, even though many have tried.

Below are links to case samples displaying the exceptional skills and talents I bring to all my cases, including yours.

Click here to review how I solved Jack the Ripper
Click here to review how I solved the Zodiac
Click here for a sampling from my case history files

5) How do I retain your services?

The best process is to contact me directly at either (800) 611-6031 or (800) 611-9771 and I'll discuss your case with you. You can also visit my ordering page for details on how to send your documents

6) What's the difference between document examination and handwriting analysis?

Handwriting analysis is the science of graphology, which is identifying personality and character traits from handwriting.

A document examiner examines documents to determine if the document is authentic or a forgery.

I am one of the few document examiners who is also a graphologist. My expertise in handwriting analysis has sharpened my eye so I can easily identify subtle nuances in handwriting when examining documents for forgery that other document examiners completely miss. This is why I'm the best document examiner ever.

7) What traits can you tell from handwriting analysis?

There are over 300 different personality and character traits derived from graphology, handwriting analysis. These include dishonesty, motivation, reliability, self-esteem, flexibility, productivity, emotional availibility, and even criminal tendencies.

Click here to learn more about graphologyor here to view brief handwriting analysis of famous people

8) Can you analyze anonymous or threatening letters?

Yes. There are two examinations I do in cases like this. One, determine the personality profile and the danger level of the writer. And two, match the handwriting with potential suspects.

Warning: Always consider these letters a serious and ominous threat. Consult the police, then send me your documents.


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