If Christopher Morales says it, it must be true

[RobertGT]

...testifies about credibility of James Spence in case of memorabilia criminal:

http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/ind..._orders_1.html

[GrayGhost]

Obviously Morales is a clown and a charlatan in his authentications as we know. BUT, Id like to know IF that album was a re release how it could have been signed by a man who died 22 years earlier.

[novakjr]

Originally Posted by GrayGhost

Obviously Morales is a clown and a charlatan in his authentications as we know. BUT, Id like to know IF that album was a re release how it could have been signed by a man who died 22 years earlier.

If Morales' story is even true. I imagine that JSA was probably too busy focusing on the sig, and put little thought into the item it was on. The signature might have met every possible characteristic of a real one. Mistakes happen. I'm sure every authenticator out there has authenticated a fake auto a time or two.

Now, in all honesty, I'd barely even heard of Morales before I joined this forum, but from everything I've read, I don't honestly believe that he's ever not authenticated something.

[mcgwirecom]

I gotta wonder why a guy whose niche is baseball autographs is even considering authenticating a musician who few people ever heard of. Also where are all the exemplars coming from? I've always been suspicious of authenticators who can, and do, authenticating EVERY signature. Personally I feel you are just asking for trouble. Stick to an area of expertise. Just my 2 cents.