[4Zoltan]

Only one mention of an exhibit - Exhibit A and that is the notice of service receipt.

A marriage certificate or birth certificate would be an exhibit.

[Fred Nerks]

And a marriage certificate and a birth certificate would also be an exhibit. Or are you saying that the judge would accept verbal instructions for both, and NOT require to see documentation?

That a divorce decree and a sole custody can be issued without any identification documents?

What WAS on that missing page 11?

You've lost me. Like Jack Cashill, who should know better, everyone is totally invested in the myth that Stanley Ann Dunham was Ann/Anna Obama.

Even though she wasn't in Hawaii. The student shown on the letter from the university as having been enrolled from Fall, 1960, was the student Ann Obama, living at the Pratt/Dunham residence.

While Stanley Ann was most probably living with her Uncle, Charles T Payne, or her Aunt Margaret, both of whom were connected to the University of Chicago. Charles lived in Hyde Park, where his wife Melanie was later on a committee with the wife of David Axelrod.

I'm done. The reason you can't find Stanley Ann in Hawaii is that she wasn't there. She didn't show up until January 1963 with a toddler after she changed her name on Social Security from Stanley Ann Dunham to Ann Dunham Obama.

It's there, right under your noses.

ANN DUNHAM OBAMA. Just like the name on the fake LFBC. To which they had to add (Stanley) to make you believe it.

[Fred Nerks]

http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2014/08/12/obamas-great-uncle-charles-payne-dies/

In the 1960s, Payne helped the University of Chicago library guide a major transition “from a paper-based environment to an electronic environment,” said U of C interim library director Alice Schreyer, who once worked with Payne.

[Fred Nerks]

http://news.lib.uchicago.edu/blog/2014/08/page/2/

After the war, he earned a B.S. in chemical engineering from Kansas State University and worked as a chemical engineer before enrolling in the University’s Graduate Library School in 1960. Prior to his work as Systems Librarian, Payne held positions as Reference Librarian and Research Associate in the Industrial Relations Center at the University.

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Now it might just make more sense that somewhere in ‘Dreams’ Stanley Ann is placed in Chicago, working as an au paire. Words put into her mouth have her there when she was only ‘sixteen then’

No one ever bothered to ask, why would she have been accepted to attend the University of Chicago...