Journalist Laura Novak interviews a neonatal specialist concerning the true age of the Trig Palin held by Chuck and Sally Heath only hours after his "birth."

LN: No reason to dance around here, Doc, what do you see?

DOC: This baby looks to be about 1-2 months old and doesn’t look premature. Premature babies don’t have a lot of subcutaneous fat. This baby is chubby. He has epicanthal folds, flat nasal bridge and a recessed chin, which are suggestive of Down syndrome. Down syndrome babies can be chubby, but if they’re premature, it’s not so prominent.

And that is the way this amazing interview starts off.  To read more, and who doesn't want to read more, head on over to  Laura's blog:

I have to say that Laura is doing an incredible job of getting new and relevant information about a mystery that I think many of us felt had been picked over pretty thoroughly.

I for one can hardly wait to read what Laura Novak, Sarah Palin pregnancy sleuth extraordinaire, uncovers for us next.  Pin and needles, that's what I'm on, pins and needles!

One of my visitors has a question.

This picture was sent to my e-mail with the following message:

This is a picture of my nephew. He was born premature at 35 weeks, 6lbs and 14oz. My sister actually lost weight during her pregnancy and gave birth 3lbs lighter than her prepregnancy weight, but she still showed. This was her second child. My nephew stayed in the NICU for weeks before being allowed to come home.

Why did Sarah not mention an NICU stay a all? Why was her child not given steroids to help with lung development?

Below is a picture of the baby identified as Trig Palin, lovingly held by his grandparents Chuck and Sally Heath, only hours after his birth.  He was also supposedly born premature, at only 35 weeks.

Notice any difference?

So as to the question of WHY this person's nephew had to spend so much time in the NICU, with all of those tubes and monitors attached to him, while Trig was paraded around the hospital looking like a completely healthy full term baby is essentially a question with no good answer.

Then you add in the fact that according to the letter written by Sarah Palin's doctor this child was supposed to have jaundice and, according to Sarah Palin herself, a hole in his heart, NOTHING about this makes any sense whatsoever.

But hey, what do I know?  After all  I am just one of those "Trig Truthers."  Who would ever take anything I had to say seriously?  

(Actually you might be VERY surprised.)