Handwriting Compilation H, I, and J

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Okay, so last week we left
off at the lowercase HS. So I'm

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going to try to blast through the
last few lines of these real quick.

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But I saw things that I thought
were very pertinent to the handwriting examination and

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that I wanted to cover as we
went through it. So I want to

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say we left off somewhere around the
third line, and for everybody who's kind

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of catching up at this point,
when we look at these presentations, if

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you see a blue circle, the
blue circle indicates that is a direct match

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to Jack Terrence in some form.
If you see a red circle, it

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means that there is a direct match
between a crime scene note where the disguised

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handwriting is a match. And the
reason for that is because I find it

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hard to believe that not only do
people not write alike, but that they

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would not attempt to use these same
disguised letters another individual would lose and I

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use. And I think that that
kind of like heightens the level of the

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degree of the identification.