a couple of things
1. I doubt if a man who is coming on to a young woman would bother to write “DA” after his name in a “affectionate” entry in a yearbook...he would regard himself as a “suitor” not a city official...plus she knew who he was...shes not about to forget he’s the DA...
2. wheres the examples of the way he wrote a date back then ??? sis he write 12.22.77 most of the time...
3. He had already identified the time period as “Christmas 1977...why repeat it ???
4. why bother to add the name of the restaurant ???she knew where she wor5ked...
5. that “e” on the name of the restaurant tells me a couple of things...why go to the trouble of adding the e...a man so meticulous that he would bother to add the e would not fling away his career by committing misconduct...
6. the name of the restaurant is printed...the first is by a man in a hurry...but the restaurant name is slowly and carefully printed out in block letters...did he print in block letters often ??? why print the name of the restaurant when he could have just wrote it along with the rest ???
7 the neatness of the name of the restaurant doesn’t fit with the fast carelessness of the rest of the message...
8. if youre going to carefully identify the business establishment why not add the city and state for good measure ???
10. He was a DA 1977-1982 He was Chief Justice in AL 2013-2017...so in 40 years he never changed his signature at all even slightly ???
I'm guessing that it was added later by a forgery or a carbon copy
from Mrs. Nelson's divorce papers.
Check out this little fact from
TheCipher Interesting revelation about the signature in the yearbook and where it probably came from.
Turns out Moore was the judge who ruled against Nelson in her divorce case and the signature is exactly how it was on his ruling - explains the D.A. ( which Nelson has ).
Nelson also said she never had contact with him since the "incident"and failed to mention he was the judge in her divorce case.Roy Moore Attorney Demands Gloria Allred Release Original Yearbook, Contends it’s a ‘Fraud’
" ... "D.A." (District Attorney) initials after Moore’s signature, was recognized by Moore as the initials that his then-assistant, Deborah Adams , used to sign documents. ... "
From
"TigerClaws" :
" ... But (exhibit 2) click on the image in the link.
You can clearly see two different color ink pens were used.
https://mobile.twitter.com/CNN/status/930205088299257859
Here's that image and a link to its ORIGINAL source :
“1. I doubt if a man who is coming on to a young woman would bother to write “DA” after his name in a “affectionate” entry in a yearbook...he would regard himself as a “suitor” not a city official...plus she knew who he was...shes not about to forget he’s the DA..”
You idiot, pay attention, the “DA” after his name refers to his legal assistant, Deborah Adams, who would sign or rubber stamp the Judge’s signature , and then initial after, so as to indicate the law clerk put his signature on the document. Get up to speed!!!
