Can a Comma Solve a Crime? — The Dial

How forensic linguists use grammar, syntax and vocabulary to help crack cold cases.

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That's why, randomly, you, sometimes make, strange errors. (Double space). And sometimes not. (Single space). And change keyboards, and Capitalize Improper Nouns. Etcetera.
- That won't work if you use rather idiosyncratic vocabulary or grammar, such as Unabomber did; for example he wrote "clew" for "clue", and used lots of uncommon vocab, so it was easy to narrow him down to "Chicagoan, uni degree or higher".
  
  I donot u derstandd.