BREAKING: Wolf Blitzer Repeatedly Asks Gloria Allred if the Yearbook Signature is a Forgery — ...

The Gateway Pundit ^ | 11/15/17 | Jim Hoft

[Clutch Martin]

”You heard about the Democrat who locked her family in the car? She had to use a coathanger to get them out.”

... I thought it was a convertible

[Sacajaweau]

The book must have been available....say April, May of 1977. He was licensed to practice in Alabama on Sept. 22, 1977. He signed the book Dec 22 1977. So certainly the incident had to occur after that. But never does the year 1978 get mentioned.

Also thinking....did they really have a dumpster behind the Olde Hickory House....way back then??

Something wrong with the timing.

[Sacajaweau]

I'm guessing that the message was really by an uncle, aunt or old family friend.....someone who had known her from when she was a little girl.

Would like to ask the brother if there was a relative or family friend with the name Ray or Roy.

[Sacajaweau]

Gloria has seen that signature mo 10,000 times....and she missed it. That's age playing tricks on you.

In the meantime, Allred has left the room and is back with the Weinstein....where she is guaranteed some really big bucks.

I also got the impression from something I read that Allred was originally going to represent the 14 year old.

[Oatka]

The different color Inks is patently obvious to the naked eye for anyone that can see.

CNN tried to get around that by posting the copy in black and white:

[kabar]

The book must have been available....say April, May of 1977. He was licensed to practice in Alabama on Sept. 22, 1977. He signed the book Dec 22 1977. So certainly the incident had to occur after that. But never does the year 1978 get mentioned.

If she graduated in 1977, why does she have her Yearbook signed in December? Makes no sense.

[Sacajaweau]

The story is that she brought it to work for him to sign which is kinda ridiculous.

More importantly...It's what the note says. It is not neutral which is what Moore would have written. This was written by an uncle/aunt/cousin/old family friend/teacher who visited the Corfman home on Dec 22 1977...just before Christmas.....someone who had known her from when she was a little girl. She brought the book out for "someone" and they signed it.

Moore would have written..."Best wishes in all your future endeavors. Roy Moore

But in reality....it's just plain stupid that he would have signed the book in the first place and more ridiculous that she brought the book to work....6 or 7 months after getting it. Mine was in the attic by that time.

[Sacajaweau]

She was a sophomore in 1977....It must have been a "Club Photo" of some kind.....not a Senior Picture.

She was in the same class as Moore's wife and they're the same age.

[Republican Wildcat]

There’s something seriously wrong here - if this document were authentic that would prove, definitively, that Roy Moore is a liar and give credence to her client’s allegations (after all, if he would lie so forcefully about even knowing her, he could be lying about other things as well). So why not allow it to immediately be authenticated? There has to be a reason for it. Either it is a forgery and that would undermine this entire narrative and indicate at least this accuser was a liar and forging documents to smear him...or she isn’t sure and she purely wants to keep this “hanging out there” through the duration of the election to either prevent him from winning with a false smear, or prevent him from dropping out and allowing a replacement candidate. Either way the motive is purely about electing the Democrat...otherwise they would immediately allow this document to be reviewed, because there is absolutely no legitimate reason not to.

[Republican Wildcat]

And why would you add “Olde Hickory House” to a signature?

[Osage Orange]

Who is Ray?

[jeffc]

Who is Ray?

I wonder that, too. A real reporter would try to find someone named Ray or Roy who went to that school and could possibly have signed the yearbook. It's what the Dems would do....