Discussion
Anonymous letter is :
Answer: B
The key defines an anonymous letter as one that contains no obvious clue to the identity of the writer.
In questioned document work, an anonymous letter is one whose author has concealed their identity: no name, or a false one, and nothing in the content that obviously reveals who wrote it. The examiner must then rely on handwriting, typescript, paper, ink and linguistic features to trace the writer.
A letter can be unsigned and still identify its writer from the content, so 'an unsigned letter' is too narrow. Not knowing the city it came from, or being written by an illiterate person, does not make a letter anonymous.
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