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claiming a five-one, 18 or 19 year old, white girl, whose mother was in banking and father in furniture sales, took it upon herself to fly alone and pregnant to Kenya where she had never been, and introduce herself to an entirely black family whom her 27 years old impregnator claimed were some prominent family in Kenya

I agree it seems far-fetched. But there is so much bizarre about the facts that have come out.

I still find it strange that she shows up in Seattle without her parents without her husband in late August visiting her high school friends with a new-born baby.

She visits separately with her friends Susan Blake and Maxine Box, and both said in interviews that SAD gave them the impression that she was on her way to join her husband. From where to where? BHO was in Honolulu the whole time.

And then she goes on to live in Seattle and attend college there for 1961-62 school year, but never again sees her two high school friends after that August visit, even though she was living there. Very strange.

Whatever the truth of what was going on is, it hasn't yet come out.

And I certainly don’t want guys like Corsi to stop digging. But I would bet even money that a great deal of his ‘research’ is stuff revealed on FR threads. I will give him credit for making actual trips to Kenay and HI trying to get data, but his scenario just doesn’t seem likley. It is however, as good as any other at this stage in the swamp trudge.

I agree it seems far-fetched. But there is so much bizarre about the facts that have come out.

I still find it strange that she shows up in Seattle without her parents without her husband in late August visiting her high school friends with a new-born baby.

She visits separately with her friends Susan Blake and Maxine Box, and both said in interviews that SAD gave them the impression that she was on her way to join her husband. From where to where? BHO was in Honolulu the whole time.

And then she goes on to live in Seattle and attend college there for 1961-62 school year, but never again sees her two high school friends after that August visit, even though she was living there. Very strange.

Whatever the truth of what was going on is, it hasn’t yet come out.

And then she goes to live overseas for almost the rest of her life...she obviously wasn’t homesick.

I suspect she was “sent away” like most young pregnant girls of the day. Blake says she drove to visit her in her mother's friend's car which could mean she was living with that friend. Perhaps she was living in a fantasy world (seems she did that her whole life) of Sr. coming to rescue her or sending for her so they could be together at Harvard. It is very strange that she didn't visit more with her high school friends or them her. The only two reasons I can think of is that her fantasy world collapsed or that they were never close to begin with because she was strange. She was an odd ball. She had to go to some third world country and work with the poor and uneducated to have some sort of acceptance. Yes, yes, many work in the same conditions and it's very commendable but it seems Stanley Ann had major insecurities and demons to deal with. Could the postcard that she was on a ship have been part of that fantasy?