14 Facts About Pearl Tytell

Pearl L Tytell was a forensic questioned document examiner and handwriting expert.

Pearl Tytell met Martin Tytell in 1938; they married in 1943.

Pearl Tytell graduated from New York University in the 1960s with a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts degree.

In 1951 Pearl Tytell created the Tytell Questioned Document Laboratory which specialized in dating paper and ink as well as the forensic study of signatures on checks, contracts and wills to determine whether they were genuine.

Pearl Tytell was a lecturer at New York University and was a faculty member of the New York Institute of Criminology in 1958.

Pearl Tytell was one of the rare women working in a field dominated by men.

Pearl Tytell handled the expert witness aspect of the business.

Pearl Tytell used examplars, enlarged photographs, mounted as exhibits, to illustrate the points needed to convince a jury in court.

Pearl Tytell debunked the claim by Eugenia Smith of Chicago, who asserted herself to be the Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna of Russia by analyzing aspects of her handwriting.

Pearl Tytell was an expert witness for the Federal government in the tax-evasion case against the Reverend Sun Myung Moon.

Pearl Tytell continues to work in Paris, France as a University Professor and writer of articles and books on psychoanalytic criticism, especially psychoanalysis applied to literary texts and to media.

Martin Pearl Tytell died September 11,2008, at the age of 94.

Peter Pearl Tytell died August 11,2020, two days before his 75th birthday.

Pearl Tytell died September 26,2021, at the age of 104 and 1 month.