So this Mormon concludes the Kinderhook plates are of no consequence because sources are in disagreement over whether a skeleton was buried with the plates and that no translation is shown to have occurred.
This is all an immaterial straw man argument considering Joseph Smith saw the Kinderhook plates, said the symbols were similar to those from the plates he claimed to translate to create the Book of Mormon, and stated he believed he could translate them.
Again, this is clear evidence of the fraudulent origins of the Mormon church. Had Joseph Smith actually seen and translated the golden plates, he would have immediately identified the Kinderhook plates as a fraud, especially since their symbols were based on Chinese symbols copied from teabags while the symbols Joseph Smith claimed to translate were supposedly similar to Egyptian hieroglyphics.
This is the same as with the Book of Abraham which, too, is evidence of his scam since we can now compare the original Egyptian document with the Book of Abraham and can see Joseph Smith's translation is nowhere near what the document actually portrays.