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The Australian BC is fraudulent on so many items, I am stunned that we are giving it 1 second of our time. As 3 very simple tests:

Google the ‘Taylors” address - doesn't exist - name changed?

Google the hospital name - doesn't exist - name changed?

Coat of arms - what is it?

You’re gonna want to look at this
http://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2008/s2646009.htm

For all I know, Bomford put up the real bc a few years ago, and hasn’t looked at it since. I doubt he knows anything about Miller and Lavender. I doubt he knows anything about 44b 5733. Miller, Lavender and 44b 5733 are the only things weird about the coexistence of the aussie and kenyan docs.

If the kenyan doc is fake, why wouldn’t they change miller
and lavender and 44b 5733 ? That would be pointlessly sloppy.

It’s also very possible that the aussie doc is real except for Miller, Lavender and 44b 5733. If we saw the aussie doc and it was exactly like what we saw except without Miller, Lavender and 44b 5733, we would be happy to have found information that supports our kenyan doc.

It’s possible that the forms in both countries are similar. We here in the US don’t know anything about what these forms
are supposed to look like, and most of us here don’t really care enough to do the real research.

We know that we can’t verify a document by looking at a heavily compressed jpg, but we do it anyway, because it’s fun to do, it’s a neat mental challenge, it’s a way to get involved in a story without really doing much of anything like leaving your house, etc etc. That’s pretty much why I’m doing it.

I supposed if I really wanted to know, I’d go to an Australian message board and ask about bcs, or make a phone call, or something. I don’t know, it is certainly fun though, it’s like drama unfolding in real time that we can participate in.

I live in Adelaide.

The Taylors address - it does exist. It is no longer in Thebarton though. In the 60s there was a huge overhaul of Adelaide suburbs and a lot of boundries were redefined.

Taylors rd (now Taylors Lane), is now an address in Mile End. Which is next to Hindmarsh and Thebarton. Feel free to google 62 Taylors Lane, Mile End SA.

The hospital doesn’t exist, no. Anymore. It used to. I have heard my mother mention it a few times. My sister was born at Glenelg Community Hospital. That doesnt exist now either!

A lot of hospitals have closed in Adelaide. There are now only 3 - Royal Adelaide, Queen Elizabeth and Flinder Medical.

As for coat of arms, I can’t find another copy to show you but I have seen it before here.