Posted on 09/13/2004 8:31:00 PM PDT by ambrose
Wow....These folks need to put on their jammies because EVEN I can see it....or maybe it's just my magic slippers ;-)
Comparing the CBS memos with a replication produced on Microsoft Word, he noticed a slight variation in the boldness of the letters, as there is on many typewritten documents. "It doesn't look like you can do this very easily," he said. "If you use something like Photoshop you could come close to faking it, but why not just go out and buy a Selectric for $75?"
LOL, poor Nixon, headless and now Dan is wearing his body!!
Yeh it's called Arkanicide.
Notice that they don't say what kind of technology he's a consultant for.
Comparing the CBS memos with a replication produced on Microsoft Word, he noticed a slight variation in the boldness of the letters, as there is on many typewritten documents. "It doesn't look like you can do this very easily,"
Sure you can, just copy the thing about 20 times, and FAX it. We know it was faxed, and that alone can account for a lot of the variation in boldness. Only if the same letters consistently have the same boldness variation relative to other letters would one suspect a typewriter made them. I just checked one of the "memos", the one dates Aug 1, '72. I compared the lowercase "r" which appears in a couple of spots to be lighter than the surrounding letters. However looking at other instances of the "r", it is as dark or darker than the other letters, IOW it doesn't look the same everywhere on the page, even when it's in the same part of the word. So five minutes with one memo puts that theory to rest.
Mr. Glennon was in charge of service for 1,000 contracts for I.B.M. typewriters for 15 years, starting in late 1972, around the time the memorandums were produced. He spent 15 minutes with the CBS documents, he said, and believes that they could have been created using the kind of typewriters he worked with at I.B.M.
WOW! Looks like they are going for intimidating the experts...
"One important question raised inside and outside CBS is whether it knows where the documents, which it admits are not originals but copies"
ALL CBS EVER HAD WERE COPIES!!!!!!!!!
You can't authenticate copies, when it's so easy with today's copying technology to photocopy a signature and paste it onto anything.
What part of Stault retired One Year before the date of the memo DO THESE PEOPLE NOT UNDERSTAND??
Zing.....
. . it continues to be more interesting to me what they *CBiaS* have not said about all this.
these folks (sic heyward) are comming off oddly semi-detached from the controversy and appear to be operating in limp wristed coverup mode
"I examined these documents and they are authentic. And there are no American soldiers in Iraq."
Hmmmmm. They'll have a few more experts, named 'This Straw' and 'That Straw' respectively.
Richard Katz, go out and buy yourself a $75 selectric and collect your $30k+. You won't because you can't and you know it. Liar.
Somewhere Nixon is laughing his ass off and cussing up a blue streak.
"So has ANYONE tried recreated the memo using a Selectric yet?!?!"
No takers for reward as of this time I am aware of:
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He (Glennon) spent 15 minutes with the CBS documents, he said, and believes that they could have been created using the kind of typewriters he worked with at I.B.M.
So CBS has one expert who's saying that you can't a conclusion from a possibility and another expert who's saying you should draw a conclusion from a possibility.
Rather's head must be spinning like Linda Blair's.
I think they mean a "coup-de-grace"
...Don't you have three children named Evelyn, Patti, and Andy, Mr. Heyward?!
Total for this search: $83,000
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Recipient |
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HEYWARD, ANDY |
DIC ENTERTAINMENT/CEO |
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Emanuel, Rahm |
HEYWARD, ANDY |
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$1,000 |
Berman, Howard L |
HEYWARD, ANDY |
DIC ENTERTAINMENT |
3/31/2002 |
$1,000 |
Strickland, Tom |
HEYWARD, ANDY |
DIC ENTERTAINMENT |
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$20,000 |
DNC Services Corp |
HEYWARD, ANDY |
DIC ENTERTAINMENT |
3/31/2002 |
$1,000 |
Strickland, Tom |
HEYWARD, ANDY |
DIC ENTERTAINMENT |
9/19/2000 |
$5,000 |
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Lantos, Tom |
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$5,000 |
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HEYWARD, EVELYN |
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5/14/2001 |
$1,000 |
Berman, Howard L |
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3/31/2002 |
$1,000 |
Strickland, Tom |
HEYWARD, EVELYN |
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$1,000 |
Berman, Howard L |
HEYWARD, EVELYN |
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$2,000 |
Lantos, Tom |
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$2,000 |
Berman, Howard L |
HEYWARD, EVELYN |
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER |
3/31/2002 |
$1,000 |
Strickland, Tom |
HEYWARD, EVELYN |
TV PRODUCER |
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$1,000 |
Clinton, Hillary Rodham |
HEYWARD, EVELYN MS |
HOMEMAKER |
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DNC Services Corp |
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$1,000 |
Clinton, Hillary Rodham |
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.....Sandy Genelius, a network spokeswoman, said, "We are confident about the chain of custody; we're confident in how we secured the documents." She would not elaborate.....
"chain of custody" ... hmmmmmmmmmm ... how many links are in the chain?????????? Why won't CBS elaborte???
Kerry campaign??? Dan's daughter?? What could be so damaging as CBS trying to stonewall??
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