“Anyone with something to add on that last bit of information can contact me at my Ghana address,” she writes.

After two reports focusing on her professional life, her 15-year class report instead focuses on newfound joy in her personal life: Agatha informs her classmates of the birth of a baby daughter, Jasmine, in March 1991.

“Nothing that I have ever experienced nor have ever imagined compares with the awesome, terrifying and wonderful moments surrounding my giving birth and my becoming a mother,” she writes.

During an interview yesterday, she proudly displayed photos of her daughter, who she says is currently living in the care of her cousins in Ghana.

Although at one point during the interview she said her husband was a doctor, at other times she maintained she had always been single. There is no sign of any spouse in the photographs or in her alumni reports.

But her 15-year report also hints that the preceding five years have not been entirely joyful and easy.

“The past five years have been very good overall. They have brought with them some hard times though, which I think have made me stronger,” she writes.

Agatha claims in her 15-year report to have left the security of a large company to form her own consulting firm, Nato Libby & Associates, in 1994.

She includes a contact number for this firm in her statement, but the number now reaches the receptionist of the Harvard Club of New York.

A web search for the name of her firm, which also spells her initials, turned up nothing.

Her 20-year report was published in the spring of last year.

While a number of sources place Agatha in Cambridge and living on the street at this time, she says in her statement that she is still the president and CEO of Nato Libby & Associates, still based in New York.

She reflects happily on life with her daughter Jasmine, and states that she is “deeply involved” in church life in Kumasi, Ghana.

During an interview yesterday, she explained that she had gone back to Ghana in early spring last year to celebrate her daughter’s 10th birthday.

The photo she pulls from among her things shows a smiling Agatha surrounding by younger girls whom she says are her nieces. Another photo shows her daughter, who bears some resemblance to Agatha, standing in a white dress before a birthday cake with 10 candles.