To: Sloth
Most likely a foreigner, (learned writing outside of the USA) makes European ONES, with the little flag at the top and a base at the bottom....make a bet this person makes European SEVENS with a slash through them. The give away to me are the ZEROS. The writer when he/she gets to the southeast quadrant of each zero sort of flattens it into the center. The number TWO is also interestingly alike...all of the hand writing has been very angled, stick like and when he/she gets to the number TWO is becomes soft and loopy.
Same person NO DOUBT. Both mailed from Trenton NJ...armpit of NYC.
To: antivenom
Both mailed from Trenton NJ...armpit of NYC. A Yankee fan, no doubt...fiends, all of them...
To: antivenom
Most likely a foreigner...I dont' agree. I sometimes make my ones like that because I make my I's without the serifs (bars at the top and bottom) and I need to distinguish between the two. Also, the handwriting looks to me like someone trying to disguise their normal handwriting. It is too big, which to me indicates a lack of education.
46 posted on
10/16/2001 2:36:23 PM PDT by
wysiwyg
To: antivenom
Most likely a foreigner, (learned writing outside of the USA) makes European ONES, with the little flag at the top and a base at the bottom....make a bet this person makes European SEVENS with a slash through them. A European one (actually, in my experience mostly Germans do it) look more like an un-crossed cursive "t".
To be honest, I make my ones like that for "formal" numbers -- something I picked up after taking technical drawing in college, and it carried through on my homework, and then to other things. It's habit now -- I never even think about it.
It actually suggests that the person who wrote these had some sort of technical education -- the reason I ended up making "formal" numbers was that during mathematical derivations, my 1s looked like ls and so on, which caused all sorts of difficulties. It was necessary to make them obviously different.
And if this is "home-grown" anthrax, you'd expect the perpetrator to have a technical background.
As for the slanting address -- who wants to bet the guy was writing with his opposite hand?
50 posted on
10/16/2001 2:40:03 PM PDT by
r9etb
To: antivenom
>>>>Both mailed from Trenton NJ...<<<<
NJ = a.k.a. toxic wasteland...whadda expect
Where's the Toxic Avenger when you need him????
61 posted on
10/16/2001 2:46:45 PM PDT by
fone
To: antivenom
Both mailed from Trenton NJ...armpit of NYC. Actually, Trenton is more the armpit of Philadelphia.
64 posted on
10/16/2001 2:50:30 PM PDT by
Hidy
To: antivenom
Both mailed from Trenton NJ...armpit of NYC. "of NYC" adds nothing to your post.
75 posted on
10/16/2001 3:01:33 PM PDT by
laredo44
To: antivenom
Most likely a foreigner, (learned writing outside of the USA) makes European ONES, with the little flag at the top and a base at the bottom....make a bet this person makes European SEVENS with a slash through them.
Anybody who goes through US Immigration regularly will recognize where Atta learned to write his numerals.
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