[Calpernia]

>>>It is obvious that Mr. Bomford didn’t have his original copy of that web image to compare the critical details.

http://www.abc.net.au/pm/content/2008/s2646009.htm

Excerpt:

DINA ROSENDORFF: Looking over the documents in question Mr Bomford still can’t quite believe his eyes.

DAVID JEFFREY BOMFORD: It’s little old me and my mum and everything else up there. Oh I definitely confirm that the birth certificate was mine. That was quite easy to see - my address, even the style of the birth certificate was an old South Australian one.

So it’s quite easy to identify that it’s mine.

DINA ROSENDORFF: And looking at the fake Kenyan birth certificate what do you make of it?

DAVID JEFFREY BOMFORD: It’s definitely a copy of my certificate. It’s so laughable it’s ridiculous.

[Deo volente]

DINA ROSENDORFF: And looking at the fake Kenyan birth certificate what do you make of it?
DAVID JEFFREY BOMFORD: It’s definitely a copy of my certificate. It’s so laughable it’s ridiculous.


Methinks Mr. Bomford doth protest too much...and just when was it determined that the Kenyan BC was a "fake"? That's news to me!

This "interview" could be part of the entire effort to deceive. Mr. Bomford deserves some further looking into.

[Swordmaker]

Extending my comments... the interviewer provided Mr. Bomford with the DOWNLOADED documents... he was looking at what is currently on the internet. He needs to drag out his original, the one that he scanned to put a copy up on his families website, and compare data OTHER than his personal information. There are some serious issues about the overlaying of printed text on top of a signature on the web-based Bomford BC.