[rocco55]

Agreed....Helton Maganga appears to be real. My question is why not get Helton to sign an affidavit ? It would sure carry a lot more weight than an ex-con. Maganga’s signature
appears ‘very’ neat. Almost like it could be a woman. Does anyone know Helton’s gender ? Also, would a Hospital Chief Administrator stamp and sign a document without reading it first ? If this document was sealed as Smith stated, wouldn’t the Chief Administrator be aware of this ? This should be an easy debunk or verification once someone contacts Maganga. BTW, I hope it’s real, just raising a few concerns.

[Windflier]

Maganga’s signature appears ‘very’ neat. Almost like it could be a woman.

I noticed that too. It's actually way too neat for a man's signature.

Another thing is the dates. They're done American style, as in, MM/DD/YY. British style is DD/MM/YY. This little detail is a glaring out-point in my opinion, and casts serious doubt on the document's authenticity.

Also, would a Hospital Chief Administrator stamp and sign a document without reading it first ?

That thought occurred to me too. He didn't notice whose birth certificate copy this was before signing it? Would he really have stamped and signed it if he had noticed the name? I have my doubts.

[sometime lurker]

I agree Maganga is real, but doing a google search, I came across this article from 2009 which lists Helton Maganga as the current chief administrator at the Coast Provincial General Hospital. Having the same person as the chief administrator of a hospital for 48 years sounds odd to me. Plus, this article indicates that Dr. Khadija Sood Shikely was the chief administrator in 2005.

[BibbidyBobbidyBoo]

Wouldn’t Maganga’s signature be found in more places than on just this piece of paper? It wouldn’t be terribly difficult to verify that it’s real.