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[thetruthisoutthere]

Chris Morales once said "The signature may look good, but if it's a Babe Ruth signature signed with a sharpie, you know they weren't around."

This is presently on the Roach's Corner auction site. A golf ball signed by Babe Ruth "authenticated" by Chris Morales, Forensic Investigator.

Yeah, Morales, that was signed with a fountain pen!!!!

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[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by thetruthisoutthere

Chris Morales once said "The signature may look good, but if it's a Babe Ruth signature signed with a sharpie, you know they weren't around."

This is presently on the Roach's Corner auction site. A golf ball signed by Babe Ruth "authenticated" by Chris Morales, Forensic Investigator.

Yeah, Morales, that was signed with a fountain pen!!!!

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But Chris, you can see it from 16.75 feet away

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by gnaz01

But Chris, you can see it from 16.75 feet away

Actually, with a marker or sharpie being used on that golf ball, we can see it from across the street.

Like Mr. Morales said "The signature may look good, but if it's a Babe Ruth signature signed with a sharpie, you know they weren't around."

Mr. Morales, did you really give yourself the title of "Forensic Investigator?"

[Mr. Zipper]

Originally Posted by thetruthisoutthere

Chris Morales once said "The signature may look good, but if it's a Babe Ruth signature signed with a sharpie, you know they weren't around."

This is presently on the Roach's Corner auction site. A golf ball signed by Babe Ruth "authenticated" by Chris Morales, Forensic Investigator.

Yeah, Morales, that was signed with a fountain pen!!!!

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Is that red stripe on the golf ball the kind they use at driving ranges today?

Did those exist in the 40s?

[thetruthisoutthere]

Originally Posted by Mr. Zipper

Is that red stripe on the golf ball the kind they use at driving ranges today?

Did those exist in the 40s?

Mr. Zipper, how dare that you challenge the "forensic" expertise of Mr. Morales

I remember the title of the article when Morales was interviewed. It was titled "Newcomer Morales Touts Formal Training." Seven years later that wonderful formal training is still kicking in.