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It has to be seen to be important for the people who supply information that's supposed to be private or controversial to at least be able to say, if and when they are discovered to be less than truthful, that what they have presented is taken from records within the system. The person who supplied the enrollemt date for the U of HI for example, has to be able to say that what was confirmed exists in some form in the files, and thus, an enrollment for the student Ann S Obama who was shown as living at the Dunham address, and who disappeared off the scene a few months later, can be construed to be the same student as appeared to 'continue' her education in Summer 1963. If it is ever discovered that this record applies to two different women, there's an easy excuse. They can say... but wasn't Stanley Ann Dunham married to Obama? We looked at the index and thought it must have been her...

Never mind that all we have seen are enrollment dates, not actual transcripts...

Which we are expected to follow up with the credits added to THE OBVIOUS FAKE U of WA transcripts. Yes, there MIGHT have been a student by the name of Ann Obama at the U of WA and yes, she MIGHT have been residing at the Seattle address discovered in the Polk, but her name in the directory was ANNA OBAMA - and all along the line, just as on the BC above, what they have done is BLENDED THE TWO WOMEN.

She's Ann S Obama in Hawai, she's Anna Obama in Seattle, it looks like she was Ann D something on a BC in Hawaii, BUT SHE WASN'T STANLEY ANN DUNHAM.

Stanley Ann Dunham, in the words they put in her mouth in 'Dreams' in one of those classical mistakes people make when they are trying to fool you (in this case, make it look like SAD had the hots for negro men)was/probably WAS in Chicago when Black Orpheus was shown - released in December, 1959. In a weird way that fits with her being an au pair at the age of sixteen, in 1958.

Oh but she was at Mercer Island High School...wasn't she? Not from what we could find. Her very very best friend Maxine supplied this image to Getty - and I imagine, if she had anything of her a little closer to 'graduation in 1960' she would have shown us. But she's carefull too.