This is just a guess but by filming it and there were two go-pros they really wanted to make people believe that fuddy was dead.IF so they might have done exactly what they did.
I don’t think she is dead of course.I think timing was key since the boom may have been getting ready to be lowered on her.Seems she found about a hundred grand or so to pay down her mtge. on a salary of a lot less than that. Also she was about to be interviewed or deposed and would have to answer some very tricky questions about the bc. A link I am still looking for.
The links below will give the reader an idea of what was going on. If you get a chance to thoroughly read them things start to make more sense.I still have one more to find.
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http://www.westernjournalism.com/shocking-allegations-loretta-fuddy-paid-cover-obama/
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http://freedomoutpost.com/obama-birth-certificate-shocker-evidence-deceased-hawaii-health-director-loretta-fuddy-paid/
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http://freedomoutpost.com/obama-birth-certificate-shocker-evidence-deceased-hawaii-health-director-loretta-fuddy-paid/
If I understand this correctly, the woman made less than $100,000 yet managed to pay down her mortgage by well over $100,000 in a single year. For example, it sounds as if she could have made $90,000 and paid $140,000 toward her mortgage. How does that happen? That money came from somewhere. Could it be legitimate? Absolutely. But it doesn’t look good.
The Mr. Vogt who is referenced above is Doug Vogt who brought some attention to Fuddy’s financials in an interview just one week before her death. Just one week? That seems to be a little more than coincidental.
You may recall that Tim Adams, a Hawaii Elections official, submitted a sworn affidavit of his own in 2011. His claim is that no Hawaii birth certificate ever existed:
In a sworn affidavit dated and witnessed on January 20, 2011 Adams states, “Senior officers in the City and County of Honolulu Elections Division told me on multiple occasions that no Hawaii long-form, hospital-generated birth certificate existed for Senator Obama in the Hawaii Department of Health and there was no record that any such document had ever been on file in the Hawaii Department of Health or any other branch or department of the Hawaii government.”
So let’s summarize what we know to be true at this point:
A Hawaii government official swears that no Hawaii long-form birth certificate ever existed.
Loretta Fuddy issues a “certificate of live birth” (not to be confused with an official birth certificate which would include extras like foot prints).
Loretta Fuddy allegedly came into some extra money that she applied to her mortgage.
Doug Vogt revealed that Fuddy came into some extra money in a radio interview.
A week later Fuddy is dead and the media totally botches the story.
What conclusion are we supposed to come to?
Why is it that some people who appear to have vital information about Barack Obama end up dead?
Maybe it is just another one of those astounding coincidences that seem to happen over and over with big name politicians.
First:
“A Hawaii government official swears that no Hawaii long-form birth certificate ever existed.”
Tim Adams was a temporary election clerk hired by the by County of Honolulu to issue absentee ballots. He worked there from May until about August of 2008. His boss said he had no access to birth records as they are maintained by the State not the County. His claim is that some unnamed official told him there was no birth certificate.
“Loretta Fuddy issues a “certificate of live birth” (not to be confused with an official birth certificate which would include extras like foot prints).”
Hawaiian birth certificates do not have foot prints on them. There are a number of examples of Hawaiian birth certificate on the internet and none of them have foot prints.
“Loretta Fuddy allegedly came into some extra money that she applied to her mortgage.”
It’s been awhile since I looked at this but as I recall she refinanced the condo she she bought in 1993 for $400,000 for $500,000.
“Also she was about to be interviewed or deposed and would have to answer some very tricky questions about the bc.”
She was not about to be interviewed by any buddy. Orly Taitz tried to subpoena her in Mississippi Federal Court but that was along way off if ever. Eventually the judge dismissed her case.