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Bart Baggett's Analysis of Tim McVeigh's Handwriting: In a nutshell, Tim McVeigh is an antisocial introvert with arrogance and a lack of empathy. His printing and leftward slant indicates his lack of social and emotional expressiveness.
His low t-bars combined with tall t-stems indicates a dramatic gap between his true self-esteem (very low) and his egomaniacal pride and vanity (large.) Anytime the distant between our own delusions of self importance and our own internal lack of self-worth coexist in the same person, outrageous behavior usually occurs to compensate for the lack of balance. The
t-bars are quite long... indicating enthusiasm. He must have experienced some major "emotional trauma" in his past to become that withdrawn and emotionally cold and calculated. Intelligent? Not particularly. He is methodical and focused. He is not overburdened with natural "smarts". However, because of his extra ordinary ability to focus on one thing and his excessive perfectionist tendencies and slow methodical thinking.... he can learn and memorize information. His
y's indicate a "loner" quality, as well as much physical frustration.
Is Tim crazy? No... just a misguided soldier that the American Government trained and then let loose. Power Traits: Focus concentration, methodical cumulative thinking, patient, enthusiasm, pride (arrogance), eye for detail, self-reliance, diplomacy, honesty/ bluntness
Negative Traits Social introversion, sexually and physically frustrated, aggression, irritation, low self-esteem, arrogance and vanity, anal retentive need for perfection (neurotic.)
I hope you've found this insight into to Tim McVeigh's mind intriguing. None of his handwriting characteristics tell us anything NEW about him that we didn't already know... AFTER the fact. The sad truth is, that the traits were there all along... there was just no one paying attention. I'll be providing analysis on other interesting people in the future. I think you'll find every one of them to be "right on the mark". Till
next time...
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