And I answered you question, which the rest of your post distorts or ignores.
Wrong. He posted his video two days after hers went viral. He told her before she left home he'd help her. She refused.
He's bending over backwards offering to do whatever she needs to get the documentation she needs, despite the fact she disrespected him, lied on You.Tube, and tried to embarrass him and his wife with this total nonsense. Worse, her grandparents aided and abetted her juvenile behavior.
As for the affidavit, it is simply a statement that she was born at home on such and such a date, and is the exact same kind of documentation her dad offered to her before she left the house. She is rebelling against an admittedly overly restrictive Christian upbringing, but it didn't do her any real harm. This is far too much "reaction" for what she has allegedly "suffered," as she has suffered nothing but a good family who loves her.
Perhaps it is the jading of experience. I worked for years as an inner-city addictions counselor, and I still work with parole and probation on a contractual basis. I hear more bizarre stories than this all the time. Always I take them with a grain of salt, and I'm right 99% of the time. There is every reason in the world to doubt this woman, because what she claims is impossible in this day and age. I keep saying that, and you keep pretending it isn't true. That seems to be your stumbling block.
