mr. andrew made the beneficiary, i think, his brother, for the benefit of the children. since the children were minors, he had to have an adult as the actual named beneficiary as the trustee of that money. after rob s death, police were surprised to learn that brenda was again the sole beneficiary. police were immediately suspicious, and they arranged for a handwriting expert, david parrett, to authenticate rob andrew s signature on the insurance policy. a signature is produced with style and speed. it s the thing that you probably write the most in your entire life. in my analysis, i looked at 13 years of rob andrew s handwriting and writing his signatures, 136 signatures. not surprisingly, it was clear that rob andrew s signatures changed over the years. over time, rob andrew s signature had become more
andrew. but it wasn t signed that way on the insurance form. so, parrett concluded it was a forgery, but he was unable to determine the identity of the forger. police knew that brenda andrew had the motive to make sure she was the beneficiary of her husband s $800,000 life insurance policy, and her lover, james pavatt, had the opportunity. he was the life insurance agent who sold the policy. police now suspected brenda may have been involved in her husband s murder. so, ballistic experts took a much closer look at the photographs of her wound and the bullet hole in her sweater. they found black rings, gunshot residue around both. it is actually the unburned
but it wasn t signed that way on the insurance form. so, parrett concluded it was a forgery, but he was unable to determine the identity of the forger. police knew that brenda andrew had the motive to make sure she was the beneficiary of her husband s $800,000 life insurance policy, and her lover, james pavatt, had the opportunity. he was the life insurance agent who sold the policy. police now suspected brenda may have been involved in her husband s murder. so, ballistic experts took a much closer look at the photographs of her wound and the bullet hole in her sweater. they found black rings, gunshot residue around both. it is actually the unburned and partially burned powder and soot and hot gases that exit the barrel right behind the projectile.
beneficiary, i think, his brother, for the benefit of the children. since the children were minors, he had to have an adult as the actual named beneficiary as the trustee of that money. after rob s death, police were surprised to learn that brenda was again the sole beneficiary. police were immediately suspicious, and they arranged for a handwriting expert, david parrett, to authenticate rob andrew s signature on the insurance policy. a signature is produced with style and speed. it s the thing that you probably write the most in your entire life. in my analysis, i looked at 13 years of rob andrew s handwriting and writing his signatures, 136 signatures. not surprisingly, it was clear that rob andrew s signatures changed over the years. over time, rob andrew s signature had become more
but it wasn t signed that way on the insurance form. so, parrett concluded it was a forgery, but he was unable to determine the identity of the forger. police knew that brenda andrew had the motive to make sure she was the beneficiary of her husband s $800,000 life insurance policy, and her lover, james pavatt, had the opportunity. he was the life insurance agent who sold the policy. police now suspected brenda may have been involved in her husband s murder. so, ballistic experts took a much closer look at the photographs of her wound and the bullet hole in her sweater. they found black rings, gunshot residue around both. it is actually the unburned and partially burned powder and soot and hot gases that exit the barrel right behind the