Previously Unknown Obama Stepsister Dies
http://wtpotus.wordpress.com/2010/08/07/liaobamas-adopted-sister-died-suddenly/
Bridgette is reporting a previously unknown stepsister of Barack Obama died unexpectedly on Februay 26, 2010.
The Indonesian obituaries also state Lia was born in 1957, and that she had three children with her husband, Edi Sobah, with whom she lived in West Java, Indonesia. The obituaries identified Lia as having been adopted by Lolo Soetoro, Obama’s stepfather, and Ann Dunham Obama Soetoro, Obama’s mother.
Internet researchers made the link between Obama and his stepsister, Holiyah “Lia” Soetoro Sobah, after translating from obituaries published in Indonesia.
The surfacing of Lia as an adopted child of Lolo Soetoro and Dunham raises the question of whether Barack Obama himself might have been adopted officially as Lolo Soetoro’s stepson while in Indonesia from 1967-1971.
Even though Obama makes no mention in “Dreams from My Father” of having had an Indonesian stepsister, the Indonesian obituaries make clear that Obama slept in the same room as his stepsister while the two of them grew up together in the Soetoro home in Jakarta. According to the Indonesian obituaries, Barry Soetoro and Lia Soetoro were always together, playing, traveling on family vacations and even bathing.
A photograph of Lia shows her holding a monkey doll and wearing clothes given her by Madelyn Dunham, Obama’s maternal grandmother, when Lia visited Hawaii for three months. The visit apparently was in 1971, the year Obama left Indonesia permanently.
Corsi says there is nothing on the public record to indicate that Obama sent any condolences, or even acknowledged the death of his stepsister.
The Obama mythology insists Obama was in Indonesia from ages 6 to 10, and left in 1971, but we know Obama attended third grade at the Noelani Primary School in 1969, and here’s the evidence:
http://theobamafile.com/_family/ThirdGrade.htm
http://theobamafile.com/_family/SoetoroDunhamMarriage.htm
Scott Inoue and the authographed image of Scott and Barry captioned by Scott's mother as 3rd grade, 1969.