“Do you know who I am?”
An elderly woman who says her name is Sandra Thorpe is asking this question because she wants someone to come forward and confirm that she is who she says she is.
Thorpe has no identification card, or birth certificate, and does not know her age, her parents or relatives. She says she does not know where she was born.
For more than a year she has been seeking the assistance of electoral officer of the Electoral and Boundaries Commission, Charles Bostic, as well as other officers of that department, to find her identity.
Yesterday Thorpe, accompanied by Bostic, visited THE NATION to tell her story with the hope that someone would recognize her.
Woman doesn’t know who she is
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