Alex: Good morning Luke, care to take a seat?
Alex: so mister Luke what do you do for a living?
Luke: I study and analyse handwriting samples.
Alex: When you are measuring the angles of letters, what method are you using?
Luke: well usually Mister Alex, I like to use a protractor so I can easily measure the letter slants and angles.
Alex: So, Luke, what is another way you can figure out the note is a forgery?
Luke: when comparing the two samples, I check for their unusual letter formations like the symbol ‘&’ instead of the word ‘and’ or the symbol for addition +. And If I see any slight differences, I know it’s a forgery.
Alex: What equipment do you use for your work?
Luke: Well I usually I use compound and stereo microscopes to see even the tiniest differences in the words and letters. I also use rulers and protractors to measure and see the slants on the letters.
Alex: Has anyone used another way of forgery without writing?
Luke: Well, there was this incident where a blackmailer cut out letters from magazines and glued them to the paper making sure that their handwriting couldn’t be analysed.
Alex: Is it just criminals that forge, or can family forge as well?
Luke: Well, there was this incident where the parents of George Harrison wrote the wrong address of where he died on his death certificate so that the location of his death wasn’t a shrine to fans.
Alex: Well, that’s all the time we have, so thanks for coming Luke!
Luke: My pleasure!
Alex: Good morning Luke, care to take a seat?
Alex: so mister Luke what do you do for a living?
Luke: I study and analyse handwriting samples.
Alex: When you are measuring the angles of letters, what method are you using?
Luke: well usually Mister Alex, I like to use a protractor so I can easily measure the letter slants and angles.
Alex: So, Luke, what is another way you can figure out the note is a forgery?
Luke: when comparing the two samples, I check for their unusual letter formations like the symbol ‘&’ instead of the word ‘and’ or the symbol for addition +. And If I see any slight differences, I know it’s a forgery.
Alex: What equipment do you use for your work?
Luke: Well I usually I use compound and stereo microscopes to see even the tiniest differences in the words and letters. I also use rulers and protractors to measure and see the slants on the letters.
Alex: Has anyone used another way of forgery without writing?
Luke: Well, there was this incident where a blackmailer cut out letters from magazines and glued them to the paper making sure that their handwriting couldn’t be analysed.
Alex: Is it just criminals that forge, or can family forge as well?
Luke: Well, there was this incident where the parents of George Harrison wrote the wrong address of where he died on his death certificate so that the location of his death wasn’t a shrine to fans.
Alex: Well, that’s all the time we have, so thanks for coming Luke!
Luke: My pleasure!