Mar 1, 2020
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Oh dear, @gatorfisch won't be able to claim SH just turned up to Letters Live. She (and B) read tonight
I note that gator is lying to her followers again about the birth certificate. Anyone who regularly uses the GRO knows the copy certificate is typed and contains no signatures. It is made from the computer record input by the local record office. On the original entry there is no need for a father’s signature unless he is the informant - and then he has to prove his identity as, of course does the mother. You do not have contact with an individual named person at the GRO either. If you email with a question the answer comes from one of a few generic names - as most companies use - to avoid personal identification. Emails in the queue are answered by the next person not by a specific individual each time. They get thousands of queries daily team response is the only way to handle it.
The initial registration is done in the hospital (for hospital births) or the midwife (for home births) and the uniquely numbered ‘red book’ is issued. These are used as one of the proofs in the register office.
In terms of a GRO employee visiting the local record office to check a certificate. They would not do this, nor would they give out ant information to a stranger on the internet. They would not even give this information to a family member. There are very strict data protection laws around this whether the individual is a celebrity or not. Any person doing this is breaking the law.
The sheer scale of the ‘cover up’ that would have to happen for Gator to even be partly right would include at least 20-30 people and the marriage fraud she says happened would include a larger number. It’s unbelievable in financial terms and in the continued scope for blackmail from any of these people.
As the birth and marriage copy certificates are available anyone, including the press can check the obvious stuff and even the people concerned - for instance you can see the name of the registrars. If Gator believes there was fraud why hasn't she reported these people to the proper authorities? Any allegations of fraud would be investigated fully. Oh, it it because she thinks the independent fraud teams have also been bribed, and the senior civil servants and Old Uncle Tom Cobbley and all?
So called skeptics out there, use your skeptical skills and really analyse what you are being told. And if, after looking at all the facts, you still believe there was fraud then report it, tell the press, go to the police, it’s your duty as a good citizen.
ETa: Oh, and of course ask yourselves why if you have a church, caterers, a legal registrar, guests etc you would have a fake ceremony when a legal one would put you in an unassailable legal position.
ROTFLMAO! No hospital would confirm the name of a patient but an employee of the UK's national births, death and marriages organisation would tell a complete stranger from outside the UK that a signature had been forged on a birth registration. Sure Jan as the so-called called skeptics say.
It's hilarious watching Gator tie herself up in knots about CCCs birth registration. It wasn't registered a year late, it was registered on time, though close to the end of the limit. The registration number and the indexes which are prepared in the appropriate quarter (not a year later) show that. If the entry had been late or inserted later, which it couldn't be in the index, it would be obvious. Late registrations are marked as such to help genealogists.
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Lol at Gator complaining about a troll. The nonny contacted me and they are apparently just sending her old rumours/stories about BC before he met SH. Showing her what people were saying about their supposed dorky batch then
The world of @gatorfisch where the word debunking doesn’t mean what you thought it did (along with narc, evidence, respect for privacy, doxxing etc)