[TornadoAlley3]

[donna]

Each one has: 9-11 ? 10-10

[Velveeta]

Ping to #8 please

[EdLake]

There's certainly a kazillion differences in handwriting between these postcards and the anthrax letters.

It's interesting that the writer draws a line through the number 7. That indicates a European or non-US background.

Until there's evidence to the contrary, I see it as another nutjob trying to scare people. It's probably a relief to see that he's sending postcards, since a serious terrorist would hit without warning.

But, that's just my opinion.

Ed at www.anthraxinvestigation.com

[Steve Van Doorn]

what does it say over the top of 07 sep 2007?

I can not make it out.

[mware]

In my opinion it is not the handwritting of a kid, but an adult who wants to make it look like a kids handwriting

[mware]

Might be able to get a partial print off the stamps

[PennsylvaniaMom]

Here is my take on the ‘writer.’ To me the printing looks masculine, but I am intrigued by the mixing of all upper and some lower case letters. The lower case ‘a’ is unique. I just looked at two of my kids’ school folders and they make lower case ‘a’ a circle with a line; not the hook with the circle on the postcard. The ‘2’ is ‘loopy’ too. There is also an uppercase ‘H’ and a lowercase ‘h.’ It is almost like each character was thought out and made to look unlike their ‘regular’ writing pattern. Hmmm...this is more than a little creepy.