"
Yet when asked if a number of different analysts looked at the
same documents, would they all agree, he answered, "If they had
equal training and experience."
After a short recess, Diana was allowed to examine the witness.
Her first question was directed toward the authenticity of the
standards submitted. "Do you know of your own knowledge that
the exemplars sent to you were all written by me?"
"No."
She turned to Henry and said, "then, I request that this report
be removed from evidence since it states facts that this examiner
declares are false."
While Henry looked at her incredulously, she read from the
examiner's report, illustrating all the places where the
standards were referred to as being her handwriting or printing.
Henry was outraged. "Of course, when he writes that in his
report, he means that he is using my communication with him.
I wrote that these were samples of your handwriting, that I
had every reason to believe that they were."
Diana persisted. "I see nothing in the report to the effect
that he was `told' anything as you state. He very definitely
writes that they ARE standards of my handwriting.
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