Any contact the Pratt daughter had with Stanley Ann Dunham would have been after she showed up in 1963 and attended the university as shown above, which would have made the child old enough to jump up and down on a mattress, if in fact, he ever did.
Okay, I have the link. It’s a huge, massive excerpt from the Maraniss book, and I’ll never read all of it. However, I’ve read the part where Maraniss describes “Stanley Ann,” living in the hallway outside her parents’ room in the house they shared with the Pratts. I’ve also read about “Ann’s” return to HI. In a babysitter crisis, she would drop Little Barry off at the Pratt’s furniture store, and go to her classes. Cindy described how Little Barry woukd jump on the mattresses and giggle.
Before I send you the link, I am curious as to how you will debunk it. That is your pattern. If you receive information friendly to your theory, you pontificate that it’s true. If you are presented with information that undercuts your theory, you debunk it.
I’m curious as to how you will reject this evidence. Yesterday you said Cindy wasn’t lying. I assume today she will be?
Any contact the Pratt daughter had with Stanley Ann Dunham would have been after she showed up in 1963 and attended the university as shown above, which would have made the child old enough to jump up and down on a mattress, if in fact, he ever did.