Albert Osborn

Albert Osborn was a notable American forensic document examiner, often referred to as the "father of document examination." He played a pivotal role in establishing the scientific study of handwriting and the analysis of documents, including signatures and disputed writings. Osborn developed principles and methods that helped identify forgeries and validate authentic documents, significantly contributing to criminal investigations and legal proceedings. His influential book, "Questioned Documents," remains a key reference in the field. Through his work, Osborn laid the groundwork for modern forensic document examination, bridging law and science.