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Elvis Death Conspiracy Essay

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Imagine you walk into a restaurant and you see Elvis sitting at the bar. This wouldn’t happen because Elvis died in 1977 from a heart attack. Many people believe that Elvis faked his death and many different conspiracies came to life about what’s going on. Some examples of these conspiracies are people seeing a man at the Memphis Airport that looked remotely the same to Elvis with the name “Jon Burrow”, and the name “Jon Burrow” was the same name that Elvis used to book his hotels. Another conspiracy is that his fans just didn’t believe he was dead because the time he passed away celebrities faking their deaths was very popular and that’s why they didn’t believe it. And one more reason people didn’t believe he died is because on his tombstone …show more content…

Preliminary autopsy findings determined Presley's death was the result of a "cardiac arrhythmia" and that drugs were not involved, said PBS. However, this was later proved not to be the complete case. The original story is in question because all of the different stories people are coming up with and the different things people are listening to. I’m not sure who came up with the theory but I think people just started assuming that Elvis wasn’t dead because of all the celeberties before him faking their deaths. The proof from the people that were believing these theories was from the autopsy because the autopsy said he passed from a heart attack and drugs weren’t involved. I feel like the most popularly-believed theory is the theory talking about them seeing someone who looks just like Elvis, and the individual claimed his name was Jon Burrow. I just feel like this theory is the truth because it’s been proven that Elvis used to use the name Jon Burrow to book hotels for when he was traveling. So I wouldn’t be surprised if he just started using that name because people would try to put it together but end up not getting anywhere. I wasn’t really able to debunk the theory but I do feel like a lot of these theories could be

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