This is Exactly What You need to Know about the Moore Yearbook

by Mark Angelides

As the election for the seat in Alabama draws ever closer, the Republican candidate Roy Moore has been holding his own in the polls. Despite the numerous accusations of sexual misconduct against him, many polls still point to a narrow lead. There is no denying that the accusations have been holding down his public support, the most damaging of which being that of Beverly Young Nelson who has been using a year book as “proof” of a relationship between herself and Moore.
But breaking news has just come out that she did in fact forge at least part of the message contrary to her earlier statements. Despite earlier claims that Roy Moore had written the whole thing, she is now stating that the message was from him but not the “notes.” It is, in fact, the “notes” that have been used to prove there was a link between the two.
Ever since photos of the year book have been circulated in the media, the authenticity has been questioned. Young Nelson’s lawyer, Gloria Allred has vigorously defended the year book without quite stating that she believes it to be real. And now we know why.
When an accuser is found to be lying about one part of their accusation, it does not necessarily mean that the rest of their statement is false, but it certainly doesn’t help.
But here’s the thing: The ink!
The message is split into two parts, one in one color ink and the rest in another. If, as Young Nelson claims, she was just making notes, why is the surname in the new ink color? And why does it look suspiciously like Moore’s signature. If she were just making notes, why would she attempt to write his surname to look almost exactly the same? This part at least is at an attempt at forgery.
It is all very well having an interview with a script-leading “reporter” accompanied by your lawyer to explain your actions, but the fact that she will not appear in public without legal help makes one wonder what they are afraid she might say. Is it possible that if left to the regular media, she might be asked a flat out question and be unable to answer without destroying the narrative?
Here are a couple of suggestions for any reporter who can get through:

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  1. Why did you try and write Moore’s surname in the same style?
  2. Why did you not mention before that you had written part of the note?

 

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7 thoughts on “This is Exactly What You need to Know about the Moore Yearbook”

    • Obama’s REAL Hawaii birth certificate is stored with G.Bushjr.’s AWOL National Guard records and Trumps Sexual Harassment Settlement Records. These records really exist. Punish those who are hiding them! MAGA!

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  1. That’s not a forged signature, iwb. . . . those signatures are essentially identical to one another. Handwriting experts have come out and stated that the signature on the yearbook is a match to Moore’s signature.
    Then, when you compare the note found in her yearbook with the Xmas card he wrote to another girl, they are also identical and a handwriting expert has also stated those are a match to Moore’s writing.
    I’d like to remind you all that when Moore was first accused, he didn’t deny anything. He said something along the lines of “If I dated younger women, then I did, but I don’t remember it.” He then said “if she said that I dated her then I did,” but then came out later, categorically denying it all and coupling it with accusations of malice, forgery, etc. etc.
    Moore is a pedophile that preys on young women. There is far too much evidence against Moore – including the mother of the woman with the yearbook who states she remembers seeing her daughter meet with Moore, even though Moore insisted – LATER – that he didn’t know her at all.
    He doesn’t deserve to be in the government because there are already too many pedophiles in our govt.

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    • My son got a card from the president of the United states when he graduated 8th grade. I guess this means that president had designs on my son. Please, where do you people come from?

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  2. I would like to ad a little bit more to all this confusion and frustration. There was a Young man named ROY who was in the graduating class with Nelson. Could it be he had signed her yearbook with just his first name as the “supposed” lower case “O” looks very much like a lower case “A” when they are made without a loop at the top. Also, the line does appear to sit a little off to the side, as it would for a cursive “a”. It might also help my case to interject that the “hand writing expert” who gave the opinion on the writing was “paid” by Allred and not an independent investigator for the case. So, there! Just a little more mud in the water for some of you to think about. While I am not a fan of Moore, I have been wrongly accused of things and would like to know the truth before passing judgement. Let’s look for more holes in this case and ways to plug them “before” we are so sure to attach blame.

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