Tough Cases.Net provides professional the finest expert document examination and graphology, handwriting analysis. Our president, Chase Goodwin, solved the greatest murder mystery in world history; the Whitechapel murders of 1888 better known as Jack the Ripper.

This case baffled the greatest detectives of Scotland Yard, and many others have attempted to solve it. Not until Chase Goodwin finished his intensive and extraordinarly detailed document examination report was this case finally solved.

The Ripper case taxed Mr. Goodwin and was the most difficult case to solve, considering the age of the case. Chase had to rely only on eyewitness accounts, coroner's reports, and factual data from the Internet. His incredible skills as a graphologist and document examiner were put to its toughest challenge. No other handwriting expert has ever been able to solve this case; they tried but failed.

Mr. Goodwin utilizes deductive reasoning from his legal and private investigative background to assist in his case work. The added element of deductive reasoning, and working "backwards" to solve mysteries like a detective; enabled Chase to develop an accurate theory of the Ripper case. His original theory developed in November of 2002 was proven perfectly accurate when he was able to conclusively match his prime suspect to the Ripper handwritings.

This case exemplifies our great reputation for finely detailed document examination and analysis. Mr. Goodwin was able to identify about 120 matching traits between the Ripper documents and those of the suspect; thus clearly proving his conclusions. Many of these matching traits were so inconspicuous that Mr. Goodwin had to enlarge portions of the documents and then using a magnifying glass, measured letter strokes and letter portions at 1/128" increments.

The odds of solving this case were extremely remote; but Chase was not daunted. He prepared the most intensive and detailed document examination report ever performed. It totals 1268 pages in length; when it was finally finished it proved beyond a shadow of a doubt, the identity of Jack the Ripper.

Today, Mr. Goodwin would have to be considered the world's foremost expert on this particular case. And one of the best graphologists and questioned document examiners in the country. Chase specializes in handwriting and typewriter fraud and forgery.

The same skill, expertise and dedication for perfection and excellence is present in all of my cases. I take great personal pride in my ability to solve these type of cases; even those as difficult as Jack the Ripper.

Chase has analyzed thousands of samples of handwritings since becoming an expert in the field of graphology in 1988. He has analyzed handwriting samples with an incredible accuracy rate of 95%. It is estimated that graphology is 90% accurate, but Chase has had more success than that.

As an expert gestalt graphologist, Chase is able to analyze printed handwriting as well as cursive. The science of graphology transcends language, and Chase has successfully analyzed handwritten samples in French, Spanish, Italian, Thai, Portuguese, Arabic and even Sanskrit. All of the principles of handwriting still apply, whether the language is English or not. We can even analyze doodles, graffitti, and art; but handwriting samples enable us to identify more personality traits than other mediums.

My personal guarantee and promise to all of our clientele is that Tough Cases.Net will place the same persistance, skill, expertise, and dedication to all of my cases; whether they are for the purpose of document examination, graphology, or both. These qualities are a part of my personality and character; I bring this attitude and motivation to all my work and caseload. This includes your particular case too.