[RegulatorCountry]

I’ve not been putting too much store in the different color ink thing, but it’s possible that an old type of ink present for nearly four decades on old paper doesn’t absorb light on the same spectrum as a newer type of ink on old paper, meaning that it doesn’t look all that different in person but a digital imaging device picks up the different reflectance.

[Steven W.]

I’ve not been putting too much store in the different color ink thing, but it’s possible that an old type of ink present for nearly four decades on old paper doesn’t absorb light on the same spectrum as a newer type of ink on old paper, meaning that it doesn’t look all that different in person but a digital imaging device picks up the different reflectance.

There was clearly an anomaly with the photograph of the yearbook as printed - regardless, some if not all of the page has been forged. The forgery probably happened some months or years back because McConnell and Co. tried to manufacture this earlier this year but stayed away once they learned or suspected what Gloria Allred just stepped in. The yearbook signature is a clear & apparent fraud - but the real bombshells are that the forgery was based off the signature stamp used by the Judge's assistant on Court papers and Allred's client lied saying she'd never had any contact with him since 1977 when she'd been before the Judge in her divorce matters.

[Zuriel]

**but a digital imaging device picks up the different reflectance.**

Right about that. Also, I remember my old 35mm photos showing paint flaws that I never noticed with own eyes.

[Yardstick]

The other thing is that black ink is often just very dark blue ink. I could imagine a section of the signature fading more towards blue if the book were stored in such a way that that section was exposed to more light or oxygen or humidity.

[nopardons]

Wanna see MY very old high school year books?

Your supposition is not just false, but stupid.