part 2 of forensics

Have you ever came across a note, in which the handwriting didn't look familar? If so, you then
have to determine if this is a ransom note or if the note is real or fake. Handwriting is really

brain writing.

1. History of handwriting

Aristotle began noticing the difference of handwriting and personalitys v. the chinese were

differentiating between character and writing. In the year of 1622, an Italian physican published a book on the study of handwriting. In the 1800s, Abbe Michon wrote a few novels on the "graphology" Later on Crepieux advanced his theory into a better understanding system.In the 1890s, Dr. Ludwig broaded the scope of "graphology" He has used hus own assement method of handwriting using both empirical and clinal processes. Handwriting decribes your personality traits.

2. I believe investigators have trouble identify writing types because there so many details to analyze and there are trillions of people in the world who all write different, so just image the time and effort it takes.

3.*I think because crimminals today are very savy in forging handwriting made writing analysers more aware to be precise at every little detail in each piece of writing. The details I'm speaking of are *size and proportions, general layout, direction of lines, degree connection, regularity, rhythm, degree broadness, speed of writing, form of letters, spacing, pressure, & decoration.

4. In class we analyzed and worked through clues as a team and sometimes singley to find out the overall victim. We began as "baby" investigators and slowly progressed into experienced investigators. I for one must say i personally enjoyed all the activities that we did in class and look forward to the many more activites to come.