Graphologist analyzes the annotations made by Yrma Lydya moments before she died

Written in CELEBRITIES the 26/6/2022 · 18:13 hs

The famous Mexican graphology Maryfer Centeno shared this weekend an interesting video in which she analyzes the notes that the singer would have made Yrma Lydya on a tablecloth moments before she was killed by her husband.

Yesterday, images of an alleged paper tablecloth were leaked on which the singer would have written words like “cross out”, “dishonest” and “the beginning”, just before being shot three times by her husband.

According to some media, this tablecloth is already in the hands of the Mexico City Prosecutor’s Office waiting to be analyzed, although the graphology analyzed a bit of the type of writing and drew interesting conclusions.

“Notice how he is getting desperate and how the writing begins rounded until it becomes an angular writing… We would have to wait until we have original documents, which are also in court and we are sure that they were signed by Yrma Lydya,” explained the expert, who collaborates with the “Hoy” program.

“It is a writing of a woman who is optimistic, a woman who is filled with anguish, she is filled with fear, she is filled with anger. Also, she is a woman who had clarity of ideas. A manipulative woman because she finishes what she starts, the writing lacks strength, ”she added.

“Like she was? She was warm, she was a loving woman, she was a very educated woman, very organized and extremely disciplined, but as I write this there is already great emotional exhaustion… A woman who was also, to a certain extent, impressionable… She paid a lot of attention to the organization, to education and we see some drawings that reflect a great capacity to make decisions, but we see that the pressure is different…”, he concluded.

You can see the full analysis here:

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