[Hotlanta Mike]

That is what I do not understand. WND, Daily Pen & many others keep referring to the missing birth weight when it has ABSOLUTELY NO bearing on the authenticity of the state document.

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The long form COLB has no field assigned to it for height and weight, so the authenticity of this state document can be contested for “missing this information”.

Rather, weight/height measurements that might be obtained from the realted medical records (physical examination form) would potentially prove the child was older than a newborn at the time of the examination.

[Hotlanta Mike]

The long form COLB has no field assigned to it for height and weight, so the authenticity of this state document can be contested for “missing this information”.

Rather, weight/height measurements that might be obtained from the realted medical records (physical examination form) would potentially prove the child was older than a newborn at the time of the examination.

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Sorry, meant to say “CAN’T BE contested”...

[philman_36]

Rather, weight/height measurements that might be obtained from the realted medical records...would potentially prove the child was older than a newborn at the time of the examination.

Ahaaaa!

[livius]

Rather, weight/height measurements that might be obtained from the realted medical records (physical examination form) would potentially prove the child was older than a newborn at the time of the examination.

Interesting suggestion.