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Another interesting issue.

This newspaper information was made public months after the people who lived at the address given for Obama’s birth announcement died. The Obama’s never owned the house at the address given. The people that lived at that address did so from before Obama was born until they died. None of the neighbors ever recall a black kid living there. The actual people that lived their can't be asked. They are dead (no I'm not suggesting they were killed). But it is a convenient address.

How does one explain that?

Another interesting issue. This newspaper information was made public months after the people who lived at the address given for Obama’s birth announcement died. The Obama’s never owned the house at the address given. The people that lived at that address did so from before Obama was born until they died. None of the neighbors ever recall a black kid living there. The actual people that lived their can't be asked. They are dead (no I'm not suggesting they were killed). But it is a convenient address.

Useful facts, you should post a link to the best source for this information.

I don't know how it fits in to all of this but 40 or 50 years ago there were no where near the safeguards that are placed on birth and death records today. At one time anyone could get a certified copy of a birth certificate or a death certificate or a marriage certificate by simply showing up and paying the modest fee. Not so now, but in those days it was very simple to get all sorts of documents that were really describing someone else.

As I pointed out in an earlier post it was once a common scam to go through newspaper obits and find the death of someone, preferably an infant, and get that person's birth certificate and go from there.

If it were just the BC that was missing in action I would not be as suspicious as I am, but there are all sorts of things that have been carefully made very unavailable.

Again, make a list of what we DO know and then try to come up with a scenario that fits all the facts on your list. There are very few results that don't give real pause.