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In the history of forensics and handwriting analysis, several high-profile cases stand out. In these and many other cases like them, handwriting analysis was crucial in bringing the bad guys to justice. Check out this list of some of the most pivotal cases compiled by the experts at Spectrum Forensic International,LLC. The Trial of Robert Durst Susan Berman was found dead in her California house on December 24, 2000, from a gunshot wound to the back of the head. Robert Durst was a prime suspect because of their tumultuous relationship as evidenced by some of their written correspondences. Police forensics compared these letters to an anonymous note that was sent to the Beverly Hill Police Department. It contained information only the police and the killer knew about the murder scene as well as similar misspellings like “Beverley Hills” in all caps. The BTK Killer For 17 years, Dennis Rader terrorized the citizen of Wichita, Kansas. The acronym stands for “Bind, Torture, Kill” which was Rader’s signature style of murder. The killings seemed to stop in the 1990s and the trail for clues went cold. It stayed quite until 2004 when Radar started communicating secretly with the police through the media and newspaper ads. Police we able to deduce his identity and location from a floppy disk. However, it was his handwritten letters he sent in to draw attention to himself that were the proverbial nail in the coffin in this case. Forensic examiners don’t just study ransom notes and death threats. They also specialize in forgeries, identity theft, biometrics, record alterations, and much more. Only the top document examiners that are court-qualified and board-certified are able to validate document analysis in a court of law. For more information on handwriting analysis in Phoenix, call the experts at Spectrum Forensic International, LLC.
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