[SvenMagnussen]

Generally, a decision to give up a baby for adoption is not spur of the moment reactions. A discussion begins months before the Obama was born.

When Obama was born, the parent aren't even living together. By the time the child is five, the parents are divorced and the mother has remarried.

Lolo Soetoro becomes Obama's stepfather. After an adoption, Lolo Soetoro becomes his father with a legal name change from Barack Hussein Obama to Barry Soetoro. The Original Long Form BC is sealed and archived. A Barry Soetoro COLB with a "date filed" backdated to Aug. 8, 1961 is created and filed with the DoH vital records.



In 1970, Barry Soetoro returns to the US alone. A month later his mother returns to the US without a valid US Passport after she informed the US State Department she intended to stay in Indonesia indefinitely.

Barack Hussein Obama Sr. returns to Hawaii to visit with his son. BHO Sr. complains his son was adopted without his consent. BHO Sr. is restored as the paternal parent and Barry Soetoro's name is changed back to Barack Hussein Obama II. The Court Orders the Hawaii DoH to create the Barack Hussein Obama II COLB.

The adoption annulment changed Obama's name and his paternal parent listed on his birth record, but it did not change his immunization record, school record or his citizenship. BHO II is still an Indonesian citizen living in America as a Permanent Resident Alien under the custody of a Refugee Resettlement Organization located in Connecticut.

[bluecat6]

This scenario is a curve that fits the available data points (using mathematics curve-fitting analogy) as well any presented.

The Globe seems to have the background. Remember they released the original set of INS FOIA records a few days after the LFBC came out. But they had them since 2009...

http://www.bluegrasspundit.com/2011/04/journalism-fail-boston-globe-reporter.html

What else do they have?

[walkingdead]

“BHO II is still an Indonesian citizen living in America as a Permanent Resident Alien under the custody of a Refugee Resettlement Organization located in Connecticut.”

This would explain the Connecticut SSN....

[ReignOfError]

The problem with that scenario is that BHOII would never have lost US citizenship. Adoption by an Indonesian is irrelevant; parents cannot renounce US citizenship on their children’s behalf.