article_snippet: Tritschler has been convicted of forging the signature of Lieutenant Commander Christopher Bovill .
article_snippet: Tritschler denied three counts of forgery, but has now been convicted on two counts and cleared of the last charge.
article_snippet: And three separate documents bear signatures of the two men. '
article_snippet: Tritschler was convicted of two counts of forgery and cleared of a further count by a board of five male captains at at Portsmouth Military Court Centre (HM Naval Centre pictured) '
article_snippet: When Tritschler realised the signatures on three separate documents were forged, Tritschler reported Tritschler and Tritschler was subsequently interviewed.
article_snippet: Mr Richards said: 'Tritschler denied forging three separate documents and said that Lt Commander Bovill signed three separate documents in Tritschler presence and that when Tritschler signed there were no other witnesses. '
article_snippet: Tritschler kept a copy (of three separate documents) and said a copy (of the documents) was a 'gypsy warning' to protect Tritschler from other complaints. '
article_snippet: Tritschler generated three separate documents in an attempt to bring an end what seemed like a never-ending complaint process.'
highlights_snippet: Captain Edwin Tritschler, 48, was accused of three counts of forgery .
  
highlights_snippet: Tritschler was convicted of two counts of  forgery and cleared of a third .
  