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The Elvis Files: Was His Death Faked?
Was Elvis Presley s death a carefully staged hoax? You ve seen him on TV You ve seen him in movies. You may have seen him the other day at the mall, but now you can see the amazing facts that prove the King s death was actually a carefully planned hoax! In this incredible follow-up to the million-copy bestseller IS ELVIS ALIVE?, you'll New information and photos from recently declassified U.S. Government files revealing his undercover cooperation with the FBI & DEA Why no one claimed the King s multimillion dollar insurance policy Why Elvis father, Vernon, refused to have the U.S. flag draped over his son s coffin-an honor accorded to all Armed Forces veterans How Elvis handwriting appeared on his own death certificate His connection with President Nixon And much more! Were the post-1977 sightings, photos, and recordings of Elvis Presley mere hoaxes, fan s wishful thinking, or evidence that the king of rock n roll still lives? Read The Elvis Files and decide for yourself.
275 pages, Audio Cassette
First published November 24, 1990
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April 14, 2023
There were a few things in this book that were very interesting... But most of it was kind of insane. Not well-written, it was tough to slog through, some chapters more so than others. A lot of the "evidence" submitted, "proving" Elvis is still alive, was impossible to take seriously. One piece of proof was that a movie company called Orion (which is a previous book by the author with no connection whatsoever to Elvis) put out the movie Prancer, which is about Christmas (which Elvis loved) and was filmed in Michigan (which is a state where several sightings have been reported). So that proves Elvis is still alive. Sigh. If only it were so.
This book aside, I don't think Elvis died in August of 1977. I don't think he's still alive and I don't think he was doing his own grocery shopping in Kalamazoo in the 1980's, but I think for a while he was out there finally living the life he always wanted but could never have. Hopefully that's true.
This book aside, I don't think Elvis died in August of 1977. I don't think he's still alive and I don't think he was doing his own grocery shopping in Kalamazoo in the 1980's, but I think for a while he was out there finally living the life he always wanted but could never have. Hopefully that's true.
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