Hunter, Barbara
1955 Born July 13 in Butler County Missouri to an unwed mother Barbara is the younger twin to Debra. Both sisters were child prodigies with Barbara having a photographic memory. The twins were showing uncanny skills at a very early age and were musicaly inclined.
1970 Shared the stage to sing in her high school with Eric Clapton after watching her sister sing for the first half of the program.
1984 In November she faked her own death with the help of her sister, Interpol, and some federal agents in San Fransisco California. She went underground to gather evidence against organized crime in which some of her government (USA) was involved in.
1985 She married one of the agents who arranged for her rescue from crime families. She remained undercover for more than two decades.
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