“The left side is a curved page....and why the out of context border? The border has been added on purpose for some reason...”
Not just the border, but the green “security paper” background has been added below the “scanned original” section as well. Firstly, I’m sure they did not use security paper for birth certificates in 1961 (was it even invented yet?), much less the same pattern that Hawaii uses today. Secondly, the pattern of the security background aligns perfectly between the scanned section and the border. It appears, wherever the “scanned” section came from, the green security background text has been digitally placed behind it. This is not something that could ever qualify as an original document if it needed to be forensically examined, based on that fact alone.
It was copied onto security paper. Jeez, I'm amazed by the capacity of folks to hear hoofbeats and look for zebras.
Fifty years ago, even currency had few security features. Non-currency documents were verified, at best, if they were on bonded paper with a watermark. It’s very likely that these government forms were not even that sophisticated.
The document released is clearly on a background that is different from the original. It is an image of a document in some book, but it clearly cannot be the original document. At best, the original was scanned into a database which used the security paper background. At worst, it is a forgery.
Good grief. This is getting truly beyond all reason.
Of course the security paper is new and wasn’t around in 1961. The HDoH scanned or photographed the original document that Fukino claims was in the basement in a bound volume.
Then, in order to print it - this is important, so pay attention - they pasted/inserted the scanned/photographed data into a 2011 version of the Certificate of Live Birth form and printed it on the modern-day, green security paper.
This document is not a picture of the original long-form birth certificate. It’s a 2011 version of the Certificate of Live Birth form with 1961 data inserted into it.