Chase Goodwin has a background in the field of law, investigation, psychology, graphology and document examination. It is his expertise
within the last two fields that Chase specializes in.
Chase has degrees in both graphology, which is handwriting analysis and in questioned document examination.
Chase single handedly solved the world's greatest murder mystery in January 2005. He solved the infamous Whitechapel murders of 1888, better known
as Jack the Ripper, when he finally completed his intensive and highly detailed Jack the Ripper report.
This report conclusively identifies who Jack the Ripper was.
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.
Mr. Goodwin is one of the best graphologists and document examiners in the country today. His two specialized degrees and solving the infamous
Jack the Ripper case are testiment to his unbelievable skills and expertise.
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