[lentulusgracchus]

I share the doubts that heavily pregnant Stanley would have been allowed on a long-haul, 10-hour-or-more flight to Africa in her condition. Plus someone posted an airline ticket stub for her on a domestic flight two weeks after the putative birth .... from Honolulu to SEATAC. Too much flying too close together? We know they/she were/was bohemians, but ..... with a neonate? Wow. R/T Honolulu-Nairobi, then Honolulu-Seattle? Just wow.

Still think the Indonesian passport is the smoking gun.

[noinfringers2]

I have it that Stanley Ann was just a couple of months pregnant when she went to Kenya for birth. As such there were several months interval before birth in August. Not a serious handicap to flying for such a condition. Info is that flying back to the States was held up a few days right after birth in Kenya because authorities in Kenya did consider it to soon for the baby for air travel; as to the mother’s health I don’t recall any such information.