What are the chances a white person did this?

What are the chances a white person did this?

Handwriting tells a different story

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>What are the chances a white person did this?
0%. The inconsistent capitalization gives it away.

This, only attention whoring

cool gnome

I think she is tired of working at walmart and wants some of that viral rAyCiSt $$$

Unlikely. Guarantee the woman holding it wrote it.

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she probably did it herself, never under estimate a womans need for attention

>your life ends tonight.
direct threat of action

>warning

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Considering the stereotypical evil white male nationalist doesn’t write like a woman I’d say 0%.

lol even you huh? well isnt that interesting

thots gonna thot - I hope the cops are looking into this blatant bullshit

What?

Can you self report here?

She lives in Salem Indiana. Was thinking of posting it to her employers (Walmart) twitter feed for lulz

>Handwriting tells a different story.
Please, regale us with your hand writing analysis expertise, user. Where did you learn graphology? What are the particular characteristics of the writing? What do the resting dots indicate? What does the paltose of the uppercase A indicate?

Or are you just full of shit?

Yours sincerely
A Police Graphologist

nah I'm just full of shit.

Where do you land on the issue?

The resting dots are few indicating a pace that female writers rarely keep. The upper case A has a slight pastose which is indicative of a good standard of education with significant opportunities to develop handwriting. There are stronger resting dots on the misplaced capitals indicating they were deliberate obfuscations, likely to paint the author as less educated. The flourish on the R and A are also indicative of a good standard of primary and secondary education.

Probably not written by a black woman working in a Walmart store unless her education is higher than her station would indicate and she is particularly masculine. I would obviously need to see samples of her actual handwriting to be sure but my initial conclusion is that she is unlikely to have written it.

Thanks for paying attention.

I don't think so

I indicate that you're a fucking faggot loser.

I mean I could go on, but honestly most of what I write will go over people's heads when I start talking about the covering strokes of the lowercase Es and the particular interplay between their mid and lower zones indicating the size and shape of the hand involved in writing them.

Remarkably, BA in English and Linguistics, not 100% useless on the force. Specialist salary is pretty nice and I don't get shot at an awful lot.

Love you too buddy. If you ever write a suicide note I'll be sure to tell them it wasn't written by you so they have a protracted investigation and your family doesn't get peace as quickly.

Or I would do that if I had any idea who you were and I were actually an asshole.

This. That's definitely a woman's handwriting.

Niggers gonna nig!

probably an asian, niggers can't write

heres something else she posted. What do you think?

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Another maybe? Idk if these are repost or originals of hers, just on her profile.

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Look at the capitals in this. Vastly different. Pauses on arches. Serifs on Ts. Not written by the same person as the note. Not even going to go into detail as this one is obvious.

Third writer. Look at the difference in how far the covering strokes in all the lower case Rs are (covering strokes are how far up a doubling back stroke of the pen hours before the author tends to split, like in the case of lower case Rs).

gotcha. Thanks for the insight and response.

>Whatcha doin' Rabbi?

I mean not to mention the fact that the latter uses an arcade connective occasionally while the former uses none. An arcade connective is where the second image connects lower case As and Os to the following letter with an arch rather than connecting at the bottom which is called a copybook connective.

You're welcome. For what it's worth the two reports look to have been written by women, albeit different women. They seem like the usual kind of things people repost on Facebook, the second is likely an older person who has had time to develop beyond copybook. The former could be a teenager.

Two reposts*

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>your life ends tonight
>warning

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Also inconsistency is more common in those who haven't had to write formally for a long time, typically indicative of age and lack of written work. Second repost, my guess a housewife who has had time to develop bad habits away from formal writing and education.

To that end...
Young enough to still be attempting copybook connections where you bother to connect, but far enough removed from formal writing and education not to feel the need to maintain a connected stroke. I'd say you're between 18 and 30, not employed anywhere where formal writing is important. You have sharp arches which suggests your hands are more often used for less delicate work than writing. No garlond so not likely to have seen private education or education in a very old establishment in your lifetime.

do it oldfag

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Oh. And male. Pace and lack of serifs indicative. Granted in my work graphology tends to be comparative so I probably won't get this 100% right. It's much less about predicting who wrote things from the abstract and more about proving by comparison who did.