Did Elvis Fake His Death? The Conspiracy Show, with Richard Syrett, Ep.206
The Conspiracy Show with Richard Syrett Season 2 Episode 6 Did Elvis Fake His Death?
Richard travels to Memphis, Nashville, Fort Worth, Texas, and Washington DC for a serious investigation of the long-held, often parodied, theory that Elvis Presley did not die on August 16th, 1977 but faked his death for a variety of supposed reasons. Jokes of Elvis sightings in Kalamazoo, Michigan aside, there is a considerable volume of evidence to suggest Elvis may not have left the building, evidence that is worthy of consideration. Why didn’t Elvis’ family cash his life insurance claim with Lloyd’s of London? Why did several witnesses at the funeral comment that Elvis’ body looked fake? Richard interviews several Elvis investigators, including a member of the LA County Sheriff’s Department who has been investigating the ‘Elvis is Alive’ theory since the late 70s and a noted Elvis historian who steadfastly argues the King is Dead.
Richard travels to Memphis, Nashville, Fort Worth, Texas, and Washington DC for a serious investigation of the long-held, often parodied, theory that Elvis Presley did not die on August 16th, 1977 but faked his death for a variety of supposed reasons. Jokes of Elvis sightings in Kalamazoo, Michigan aside, there is a considerable volume of evidence to suggest Elvis may not have left the building, evidence that is worthy of consideration. Why didn’t Elvis’ family cash his life insurance claim with Lloyd’s of London? Why did several witnesses at the funeral comment that Elvis’ body looked fake? Richard interviews several Elvis investigators, including a member of the LA County Sheriff’s Department who has been investigating the ‘Elvis is Alive’ theory since the late 70s and a noted Elvis historian who steadfastly argues the King is Dead.
Broadcast personality Richard Syrett creates a calm, rational platform on which stars from the worlds of conspiracy thought, the paranormal, alternate health can engage in high quality discourse in these subject arenas.
Director: Jalal Merhi
Writer: Richard Syrett
Stars: Richard Crouse, Patrick Lacey, Paul Monroe