Handwriting+Analysis

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 * __ Handwriting Analysis __**

Handwriting analysis, or graphoanalysis is a form of graphology in which an analysis of strokes in handwriting can be used to make predictions of ones’ psychological traits. It is believed to be created in the early 1920s by Milton N. Bunker who first studied handwriting analysis in 1913. He also created IGAS (the International Graphoanalysis Society). Since 1961, IGAS has been the sole owner of all material, and intellectual property rights relating to graphoanalysis.

Requirements for this job are very minimal.
 * __ EDUCATION NEEDED __**
 * 1) You must finish high school.
 * 2) You are encouraged to have a diploma in Forensic Graphology


 * __ Courses a potential handwriting analyst can take __**
 * The Foundation Course in Graphology
 * The Advanced Diploma Course in Forensic Graphology
 * The Diploma Course in Forensic Graphology

It is not very hard to become a handwriting analyst. Often, one would learn to be an analyst from live lectures, and self-study. There are however a few schools that can teach handwriting analysis To become a professional, one must join the AAHAA (The American Association of Handwriting Analysts)and take a 2 part test to gain their certification//.// The first part of the exam tests one's ability to successfully apply the basics of handwriting analysis. The second part of the exam tests one's ability to produce an analysis from a variety of complex factors. Individuals who take the exam have been studying for two to five years depending on one's learning ability. After being a certified professional, you can make anywhere from $20,000- $35,000 a year -Instruments Used media type="youtube" key="qGknAMyxRPE" width="420" height="315"
 * 1) Basic measuring tools
 * 2) Microscope or Magnifier
 * 3) Light sources
 * 4) Photography equipment
 * 5) Computer equipment
 * 6) A keen eye

1. On March 1, 1932, the son of the famous aviator Charles Lindbergh was kidnapped. A handwritten ransom note was left demanding a ransom of $50,000. After an extensive investigation and the discovery of Lindbergh, Jr.'s dead body, the police were led to a suspect named Bruno Richard Hauptmann. After searching Hauptmann's house, police found designs for a makeshift ladder similar to the one used to access the room in which the baby was kidnapped. In addition, the wood from the ladder was an exact match to a piece of wood found in Hauptmann's attic. This evidence led to the indictment of Bruno Hauptmann.
 * __ Cases with Handwriting Analysis __**

2. Jack The Ripper, the only serial killer in history who never got caught mainly because the lack of technology in that time but the clues that were important were the notes that Jack left behind and sent to the police this was the only clue that they had to finding this killer. Since the police at this time they didn’t have forensics to get Jack the Ripper.

Bibliography: [] [] Grapho Analyst’s Manual By M. N. Bunker More upon request....