Au contraire !
The “Daschle Letter” was properly-(if “robotically”) punctuated-AND-there are similarities between it and the writing on your specimens.
(Other than the envelope, of course.)
I said the media letters were not punctuated.
Finding "similarities" between the Goldman Sachs letters and the anthrax letters is like looking for things you can use to support your beliefs. You have to look at the ENTIRE writing sample. There are VAST differences.
Yes, maybe he draw his T's in a similar way, but how many different ways can a T be written? You can't just latch onto that and forget about the VAST number of differences: He writes comfortably in both upper and lower case. He writes open 4's. He write's M's with 2 strokes, not 4. He writes N's and E's in two strokes, not 3. He writes W's with 1 stroke instead of 4. He writes "CANNOT" instead of "CAN NOT." It looks like he writes a "Catholic R" instead of a "Public School R." There are VAST differences.
A handwriting expert would instantly say there is NO similarity -- even though YOU might find a character here and there somewhere in both writings which seems similar to YOU.
What strikes me is the flair with which he writes the letter D. That's his most distinctive writing characteristic.
What probably struck me first, however, was that he didn't capitalize the Y at the beginning of "you CANNOT STOP US." AND he wrote a different form of Y in "Fort Wayne" on the envelope. It could be another distinctive writing characteristic in that he writes Y's differently, depending upon whether they begin a word or not.
This is my last message for today. Signing off. I'll be back again tomorrow.