If we label the signature on the left as exhibit "A", the one in the middle as exhibit "B", and the one on the right exhibit "C" there are some anomalies, to wit:
The "N" in A and C match. The "a" in A and C match. The "n" in A and B match. The "c" in A and C match. The "y" in A and C match. Conclusion: in the first name, exhibits A and C are closer to a match than exhibit B.
The "P" in A and C match. The "e" in A and C match. The "l" in A and C match. The "o" in A and C match. The "s" is a closer match in B and C. The "i" is a closer match in A and C. Conclusion: in the last name, exhibits A and C are closer to a match than B.
Methinks exhibit B is a forgery.
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TO be honest, the one in the middle is the one that looks least like the other two due to the P.
I totally agree...I have to ask myself, if that were my name, would I sign once as PELOCI - and another time as PELOSI?
And that capital ‘N’ why make two attempts to write it?
A third grader has better penmanship than that.