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originally posted by: gwynnhwyfar
Always good to keep an open mind... Good luck with your investigations.
a reply to: WarminIndy
originally posted by: WarminIndy
Look at his grammar with easy mistakes.
In the July 31, 1969 letter, he states "girl was lyeing on her right side". That shows the person did not have a formal education.
His spelling is clearly indicative of someone who had not received a good education for the time, because grammar and spelling were fundamentally important in those days. For these spelling mistakes, this was not a college student for the times, as some have speculated.
I can keep going through every letter to prove this point, the man was not well-educated or did very poorly in high school.
originally posted by: ThisIsMyRifle
Grammar alone can't tell us that this guy wasn't as intelligent as they claimed. You don't have to excel in all subjects to be brilliant. You can excel in history and fail in science.
originally posted by: dollukka
a reply to: WarminIndy
Let's take someone who has Asperger, person with Asperger doesn´t care about unimportant word`s grammar, but even then his IQ might be above average.
What about Gaikowsky ? LINK
hand writing
Postcard
I doubt that serial killer would use same writing angle or same hand for writing.. so who knows if any of the samples meets handwriting or a normal life.
He was anti-police and proviolence.
originally posted by: applesthateatpeople
a reply to: WarminIndy
Thanks for the link.
Never seen that letter before.
Very creepy... it does seem like he was, at the very least, a fan of the Manson family.
originally posted by: dollukka
a reply to: WarminIndy
Let's take someone who has Asperger, person with Asperger doesn´t care about unimportant word`s grammar, but even then his IQ might be above average.
What about Gaikowsky ? LINK
hand writing
Postcard
I doubt that serial killer would use same writing angle or same hand for writing.. so who knows if any of the samples meets handwriting of a normal life.
He was anti-police and proviolence.
Edwards, a misguided boy, vowed to be the best criminal ever. He killed scores and scores of people of all ages over a sixty-six-year period, and was never caught (for murder). Included are some of the most famous murder cases in the past century.
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originally posted by: sparky31
what cause of his grammar he should have been caught? cause someone can,t write a sentence like their suppose to then they are inferior?hes managed to out smart the greatest minds so can,t be that thick.