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But Yvonne's funeral is recorded in contemporary newspapers, saying it was well attended and their was a viewing at the home. There is a death certificate signe
by neaden 4y ago
But Yvonne's funeral is recorded in contemporary newspapers, saying it was well attended and their was a viewing at the home. There is a death certificate signed by the parish priest and a notary. This swap wouldn't have been simple. And we have all the relevant records from Jeanne's life, none were destroyed in WW2 that I know of.
- tim333 4y agoFrom the Deigin article: >"Curiously, her death certificate was issued on the basis of testimony of a sole witness, a 71-year-old unemployed woman (i.e. not a doctor or nurse) who “saw her dead”
- munchler 4y agoIt doesn't have to be simple. It just has to be more plausible than the alternative. So, which of the following is more likely? a) Jeanne lived for 122 years. b) Jeanne died and Yvonne's friends and neighbors allowed her to take her mother's identity. I'm going with b).
- neaden 4y agoSo literally there is nothing that can be done to convince you then? Your prior is so strong that you are going to deny any evidence because you've decided something cannot happen.
- munchler 4y agoI never said or implied that. A photo of Jeanne shortly after her daughter's death would be very compelling, for example.