posted August 31, 2011 09:32 PM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted August 31, 2011 09:52 PM            

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Originally posted by NickiG:
i strongly believe its her....however, when i called the number given it turned out it was disconnected

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posted August 31, 2011 09:57 PM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted August 31, 2011 10:23 PM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted September 01, 2011 01:41 PM            

Just to add another name to the list, sometimes 'Caroline' spelling can be pronounced like 'carolyn'...so you could try that name, for more options.

Good luck! I heard when I was 19 that my dad sired (heehee, funny name, sired) a son years before I was born.. he was a teen, and the mother was preggers.. and my dad evasively said she was 'loose' (sigh)and it could have been anyone's. Sheesh.

This came about very casually- I was joking in my mom's kitchen, saying- well, hey, you never know, I could have a sibling out there somewhere, etc etc... and my mom says "you do!"
I was like 'scuse me?
What a way to hear it. To this day, he won't confirm or give me deets. I only have a name. One day perhaps I will find out more.

posted September 01, 2011 01:46 PM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted September 08, 2011 12:06 AM            

I found my older half-sister, who I knew of, but had no info on other than she was approximately 10 years older than me, and she and her mother moved out of state...

BUT...

I searched the county court records online, for my bio father's name, and low and behold, the only other case where he was the defendant, other than the case with my mother (for child support and paternity), was back 10 years before my birth and the plaintiff was a woman, so I searched her name on WhitePages.com, and discovered she lived in Texas, and had a relative of the right age to be my sister.

Long story short, I snail mailed my hypothetical sister, to confirm I had the right person, and she wrote back that he was also her father! After communicating over e-mail, you know to get a vibe as to whether she was sane and a cool person, we started talking over the phone and totally clicked, and after finally meeting her this past Spring, she and my niece are coming to my wedding!!!

posted September 08, 2011 12:09 AM            

can you guide me through the process you went through in a little more detail so i know better what to google?

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted September 08, 2011 12:45 AM            

I googled:

"______ county court records"

Then make sure the site that comes up is the local Circuit County Court records.

Then plug in your father's first and last name in the search boxes (if they offer online searches; mine did).

The above step only works if there was some kind of legal proceeding between he and your sister's mother, which is more likely than not.

From there, if you have a mother's name, you look for her, then ideally find your sister. It's possible that your sister will have her mother's maiden name, especially if they never married (the parents). My sister and I both grew up having our respective mothers' maidens names, and my father's name is nowhere on my birth certificate. My sister thinks it's on hers, but I've yet to see proof of that, and I would be surprised, considering how he denied paternity of both of us, and there had to be blood tests done as bindinf proof, and in my case, he still setlled the case without admitting to paternity; that was his stipulation.

posted September 08, 2011 10:20 AM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

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posted September 09, 2011 10:43 AM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted September 09, 2011 11:05 AM            

edit: omg, i think i found his name!!

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted September 09, 2011 02:41 PM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted September 09, 2011 05:45 PM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted September 09, 2011 07:40 PM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?

posted September 10, 2011 07:29 PM            

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I once saw a sign that said "sin is death" but if "all deaths are suicide (linda goodman)" and suicide is sin, then shouldnt "death is sin" be more appropriate?