He was a historian of intelligence services. Both Anne Nill and Friedman sought his opinion.
D'Imperio quotes him several times.
I have a vague recollection that he was also a handwriting expert, so his opinion of a single handwriting in the MS probably should have more weight than Currier's 'several hands', as Currier certainly did not have such expertise.
Apart from that I don't know much.
The point here was that he is also calling the animals 'goats', which was the topic of this thread.
D'Imperio quotes him several times.
I have a vague recollection that he was also a handwriting expert, so his opinion of a single handwriting in the MS probably should have more weight than Currier's 'several hands', as Currier certainly did not have such expertise.
Apart from that I don't know much.
The point here was that he is also calling the animals 'goats', which was the topic of this thread.
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