A graphologist deciphered the handwriting of the ex-minister of Kazakhstan who killed his wife

“He may have already beaten someone, but was not punished.”

In mid-November, former Minister of National Economy 43-year-old Kuandyk Bishimbayev was detained in Kazakhstan for beating his wife to death.

The story received widespread coverage in the press and social networks. President Tokayev instructed to pay special attention to the high-profile case.

Graphologist Tatyana Kuznetsova analyzed Bishimbayev’s handwriting and told whether the murder could have been prevented.

“To my love of my life Saltanat, may you write down all the important moments of life and always be happy while living them! Your husband Kuandyk (signature),” was the message Bishimbayev left for his wife about a year before the murder on a gift notebook.

“The handwriting is full of dysfunctional characteristics, demonstrating a whole set of psychological prerequisites for brutal cruelty,” comments graphologist Tatyana Kuznetsova. — You can understand a person’s character by handwriting. Our eyes sometimes deceive us, but our handwriting does not.

After reading this note, you won’t suspect anything wrong. Actions can also hide a person’s true nature. After all, Bishimbayev outwardly gave the impression of a caring husband; there are many family photos and videos where he seems to be the embodiment of devotion, love and support. It is important to understand that people tend to mimic, especially people like the author of this letter.

Let me note right away that for a graphologist it is not important what is written, but how it is written. And absolutely everything matters here.

The swollen lower zone of the letters “u, d, z” is visible to the naked eye – the loops are open, long, intersecting the lower lines. This is a sign that a person does not control emotions; he acts first and thinks later.

Judging by the handwriting, this man has perverted sexual impulses, such as dominance, cruelty… Sharp, sharp, exaggerated handwriting to the right indicates that the man allows himself a lot. He allows himself to make sharp attacks towards others, is aggressive, and sees what is not there.

Internal twists on the letter “o” indicate suspiciousness, far-fetchedness, and self-deception. The person has a lack of diplomacy, empathy, and flexibility. Humane and high moral goals have been reduced. Such people live by consuming.

The authors of such a set of graphological characteristics often turn out to be jealous due to reduced self-esteem. The handwriting of such men is often small, the size of the letters is unstable, even within the same word “happy”, some letters turn into dots. These are signs of imbalance, fluctuating self-esteem, and vulnerability.

The handwriting itself is viscous. He, like a spider, entangles his victim with imaginary care and love. The cutting of the branches of the upper lines into the lower ones speaks of importunity; a person penetrates into all areas of his victim’s life.

The letter is impulsive – this is noticeable by the distance between the lines. He’s a manipulator.

Here a question arises for the family in which Bishimbayev grew up. He may have already beaten someone, but he didn’t have to answer for it. He is confident in his impunity, as evidenced by the strong pressure while writing and confused letters.

In the word “living” he exaggerates the last letter “I”. This is the handwriting of a house builder.

It’s difficult to leave such men, they won’t let you go, so it’s better not to get caught in their web.