She forged the date. Then when the forgery was exposed, she then conveniently remembered that she "added" it later.Using your speaking in figures figure 8’s you are making interpretation in several instances where you’re not qualified, and you’re all over the place .
Sorry but Forgery is a type of Fraud.
When a forger writes on a document creating forgery that render the document a complete forged document and inadmissible. Where did you get that principle? I can see that on a negotiable instrument but not on a year book where the signature is in question. You are not qualified to make that judgement. That principle or determination would be made by a Judge. That causes me to question your statement.
As a CPA, not a lawyer, I have some experience in this. The law is interpreted by Judges.
Like you said if Moore would sue and the supposed signature was in question, I do not believe her forgery on the yearbook would render the signature a forgery. That is my point.
A judge is not the only person who interprets law. We all interpret the law. A jury interprets both law and fact when they are seated on a case. A judge's interpretation of the law only matters in a case over which he is presiding.
You're right that the signature may not be a forgery, but maybe it is. Since Allred won't release it for analysis, I figure it's a forgery. Why else would she refuse? So, since they lied about the date, why would anyone doubt that they are lying about the signature? See how logic works?
Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me twice, my name must be HailtoPitt or JGregor.
Just foolin' with ya guys.....