We’ve found 2 instances of false information regarding names distantly associated with the birth announcements.
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Dead little girl theory: I don't quite understand this little girl died theory.
1. How do you know it was a little girl? Where did you get your information?
2. If the little girl died at the hospital, how come she got a number? Are you saying that the little girl died AFTER she left the hospital? How long after leaving the hospital did she die, if she died AFTER leaving the hospital?
3. To me, the obvious followup question would be this one: If you know that Obama stole a dead little girl's number, then what is the little girl's name for all the world to see?
4. You know that I enjoy reading your messages, but if you don't have a name, I have trouble accepting your dead little girl theory, unless you go into more detail why I should believe your little girl theory.
The announcement of the death was in the newspaper.
If a child takes one breath of air before dying they are issued a certificate of live birth. This girl died the next day - at which time she would have been issued a death certificate. I’m not sure, but I think the hospitals provided death notices to the newspapers.
I have the name of the little girl as it probably appeared on the birth certificate. Ancestry.com has a different name for her. I don’t know if that’s disinformation or if the name was changed somehow, or what. I’m not going to say the name at this time because I don’t want information to be scrubbed or altered, although it may be too late already.
We already know the certificate number belongs to somebody else so the question was just who it belonged to. I’m pretty sure this is who it belonged to. If the HDOH obeyed their rules regarding non-certified abbreviated certificates I could give you the proof... but we know the HDOH will never do that unless a subpoena or court order is involved. So that’s where this road takes us.