Complete alphabetical list of signatories
Total published signatories: 5376 verified.
| Name | Position and affiliation, or personal comment | Date signed |
|---|---|---|
| Ms. Mary Lynne Miller Kale, M.P.A. | 06/09/16 | |
| Stephen H. Kale Jr. | United States Air Force Academy/F-16 Fighter Pilot |
02/17/19 |
| Mrs. Anuprita Jaideep Kalgutkar, M.A. | 05/06/09 | |
| Mr. Knut Kalland | 08/19/13 | |
| Diane Elizabeth Kallas, J.D. | Reconsidering the author of the plays has, for me, opened up and illuminated them. Thank you |
02/01/12 |
| Susan Gannon Kalman, M.S. | Colorado |
08/05/13 |
| Mr. Theo C. Kalman | 08/05/13 | |
| Mr. Raymond Charles Kammer | 09/09/23 | |
| Sandra Kampczyk-Januschko | Twice state-examined Grammar School Teacher of English and Russian from Potsdam University, Germany - Shakespeare, Literature, History in school curriculum |
04/05/21 |
| Mrs. Jean Dunn Kamptner, M.A. | After reading 36 of his plays in college, I came to the conclusion that no one with his educational and cultural background could have written these plays. |
08/08/07 |
| Mr. Ronald Kanagy | I've read many documents and books that raise severe doubt that Mr. Shakspere of Stratford was the author of Shakespeare's Plays. I strongly agree. |
09/14/07 |
| Mr. Joseph Kane, M.A. | English teacher, Walden III School, Racine, WI. "Better to have doubt. Doubt leads to investigation, and that's the beginning of wisdom." --Clarence Darrow |
09/09/07 |
| Mr. Michael Thomas Kanick, M.A. | In honor of my English teacher, who urged me to examine the topic for a research paper |
04/25/16 |
| Mr. Frank Kannemann | Doubts of authorship are not a criticism of the works or their impact. |
09/11/07 |
| Bernard Kaplan | 06/20/07 | |
| Marlyne Marzi Kaplan, J.D. | Holding both an M.A. and a J.D., for more than twenty years I taught "Law, Language and Literature" on the University of Miami School of Law adjunct faculty |
05/06/09 |
| Prof. Yasha Karant, Ph.D. | During my first course on the era of the Bard, I asked how the man could possibly be the author. |
09/09/07 |
| Donne Fredrick Karstens | There's mystical significance in "shaking a spear," and thus probable cause for the author (Bacon) choosing "Shake-speare." |
09/09/07 |
| Dr. Annette Olga Kaspar, Ph.D. | Academic, researcher, and seeker of truth |
11/11/21 |
| Mr. Thomas Katheder, J.D. | Lawyer, historian & author |
11/23/12 |
| Prof. Cynthia Lee Katona | Professor of Shakespeare, Ohlone College. We have believers in the authorship question to thank for some of the closest readings of the works. |
09/10/07 |
| Ms. Liat Jennifer Katz, M.S.W. | Maryland |
08/01/14 |
| Mr. Fredrick S. Kaufman, J.D. | Actor and lawyer |
04/21/09 |
| Richard J Kaul | BA English Literature and Creative Writing 1993 |
09/09/07 |
| Ms. Tamara M. Kaupp, M.A. | 09/09/07 | |
| Prof. Richard L. Kay, Ph.D. | Emeritus Professor of History, University of Kansas |
01/12/09 |
| Ethan Kaye | Writer |
04/30/12 |
| Mr. Grigoriy Kaygorodov | 09/03/09 | |
| Mr. Dai James, Arthur Kayll | I just feel for those who have based a lifetime to the bloke. |
09/23/17 |
| Donald A Keal, M.A. | Former Assistant Professor of English, United States Air Force Academy |
04/22/09 |
| Mr. Kenneth F. Keberle | A scribbler of some minor talent. |
09/09/07 |
| Mr. Laszlo Kecsedi, M.A. | Although I have an M.A. in literature, I had never been told about the "Conspiracy." Now I`m sure of one thing: I have no idea who wrote Shakespeare. |
11/26/11 |
| Donald Keeler, M.S. | 10/06/23 | |
| Sarah Louiseq Keeling | 09/09/07 | |
| Prof. Patricia Keeney, M.A. | Department of English, York University, Toronto |
11/23/20 |
| Gregory F Keep, M.S. | 04/21/07 | |
| William C. Keep, Ph.D. | retired |
07/14/13 |
| Mr. Matthias Kegel | Die Indizienführung von Kurt Kreiler ist sehr überzeugend. |
04/19/10 |
| Miss Margriet L. Kegeleers | As a current English literature student, I find it unbelievable that the SAC has to fight for a chance to discuss these very interesting ideas. |
06/05/17 |
| Mr. Anthony Ambaka Kegode | Harvard University Extension School |
01/17/11 |
| Daniel J. Kehoe Jr. | I agree with Twain. I'm thinking Bacon and his pens wrote the plays. I know Shakspere did not have the background, vision or mind needed. |
01/31/10 |
| Mrs. Paula Kennedy Kehoe | 09/11/07 | |
| Mrs. Kitter Krebs Keiser-Nielsen, M.A. | Teacher of the actors' school of Odense Theater, Denmark and at Skolerne i Oure, sport and Performance. Former teacher of the Universities of Copenhagen, Aarhus |
09/10/09 |
| Mrs. Kitter Krebs Keisernielsen, M.A. | Drama teacher on two theater schools in Denmark; MA in theater history. |
06/14/09 |
| Mr. David E. Kelch | 07/08/22 | |
| JoAnne Kelch | Oxfordian since viewing "The Shakespeare Mystery" on PBS in 1989, and reading Ogburn's book thereafter. |
10/31/14 |
| John W. Kelin III | Colorado |
05/17/23 |
| Mr. Liam John Kellar-Steer | This is believable. |
06/27/18 |
| Mr. Gregory Francis Kelleher | 05/03/16 | |
| Ms. Tiffany Marie Keller | As a student I find the truth to be essential, for most papers give analogies of the writers life experiences and how they may have attributed to the piece(s). |
09/09/07 |