Bryan Kohberger's Handwriting Reveals 'Felon's Claw' and 'Incel' Anger, Says Expert

Handwriting Analysis of Bryan Kohberger

• 💡 Forensic handwriting analyst Bart Baggett analyzes Bryan Kohberger's prison complaints, noting a significant amount of writing compared to previous analyses.
• 🧠 Baggett describes Kohberger as a shy, anxious guy with low self-esteem and frustration, exhibiting a trait called 'recalcitrant,' indicating stubbornness and defiance.

'Felon's Claw' and Anger

• ⚠️ A key finding is a trait Baggett calls 'felon's claw' or 'revenge seeking,' most notably in his lowercase 'D's, suggesting intense anger and a feeling of injustice.
• 🎯 While cautioning against self-diagnosis, Baggett explains this trait signifies unresolved resentment and a need to lash out, often associated with anger and revengeful tendencies.
• 💬 Baggett likens Kohberger's personality to a stereotypical 'incel' – someone isolated, angry at the world, and particularly at women, who has not matured.

Signature and Maturity

• 📈 Comparing Kohberger's current signature on prison complaints to previous ones, Baggett observes a devolving pattern, indicating increased anxiety and a sense of deserving better.
• 👶 Both Banfield and Baggett comment on Kohberger's immaturity, with Baggett stating he believes Kohberger never mentally or emotionally progressed past a fourth-grade level, unlike mature individuals with clear handwriting like JFK.