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The Honolulu newspapers’ birth announcements list the home address of the parents based on information received from the birth hospital and sent to the Bureau of Health Statistics.

This wasn't Barak Sr.'s address. It evidently belonged to the Dunhams (Obama's maternal grandparents). A home address says nothing about where the baby was born.

I’m referring to the information on the COLB that the St. Petersburg Times newspaper sent to the Hawaii Department of Health that was verified as a “valid Hawaii state Birth Certificate” by the Director of Communications for the Hawaii Department of Health.

Still, she [spokesbabe Okubo] acknowledges: "I don't know that it's possible for us to even say beyond a doubt what the image on the site represents."

link to: Obama's birth certificate: Final chapter

The Honolulu newspapers’ birth announcements list the home address of the parents based on information received from the birth hospital and sent to the Bureau of Health Statistics.
This wasn’t Barak Sr.’s address. It evidently belonged to the Dunhams (Obama’s maternal grandparents). A home address says nothing about where the baby was born.

I’m referring to the information on the COLB that the St. Petersburg Times newspaper sent to the Hawaii Department of Health that was verified as a “valid Hawaii state Birth Certificate” by the Director of Communications for the Hawaii Department of Health.

Still, she [spokesbabe Okubo] acknowledges: “I don’t know that it’s possible for us to even say beyond a doubt what the image on the site represents.”

link to: Obama’s birth certificate: Final chapter

Okubo was absolutely right. You cannot determine the nature of an image from a photoshopped copy on a website but when the St. Petersburg Times newspaper mailed a copy of Obama’s COLB to Janice Okubo she confirmed it as a “valid Hawaii state birth certificate.”