For anyone who is a student of the death of Elvis Presley, there are many, many questions that have been asked over the years; many have been answered, but a few have not. I have rhetorically asked this question (below) several times and have never heard anyone give much of an answer: Let’s take truth, […]
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[CH.3:0002.2] 02h:30m
Following from CH.3:0002] 05h:20m: The critical time frame starts at 9:00am and ends at 2:20pm when the body is discovered on the bathroom floor. But is it possible to narrow it down further? Yes, it is. Elvis was determined to have died between roughly 9:00am and 11:30am, so we can place the latest time of […]
[CH.3:0010] Departure
A question I have never heard asked before: “Why did Dr. Nichopoulos go to Graceland after being notified of Elvis’s medical emergency?” The answer would seem to be pretty logical, and simple: to help his patient. But does this answer really explain the whole situation? According to the account Dr. Nichopoulos outlined in his book, […]
[CH.3:0013] “…you know that’s not what happened.”
Of all the people who deserve scrutiny for their actions on the morning and afternoon of August 16, 1977, Rick Stanley would top the list. He was on duty from 12:midnight to 12:noon that day, and was supposedly present through the early morning up until about eight o’clock, give or take. At that point, claimed […]
[CH.3:0007] Two Points on the Medical
Not doing a deep-dive here, just again going over several important points. First, by all medical evidence, Elvis had been dead for more that 3 hours at the time his body was discovered at 2:20pm. Every medical professional involved in this case at the time agrees that he had been dead for a significant period […]
[CH.3:0003] Emergency Call #2
Emergency Call #2 was placed ninety minutes after Call #1. Estimated time of death: 9:00am – 11:30am. No third call.
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[CH.3:0005] “Lying on the Bed”
At Baptist Hospital, shortly after Elvis had been pronounced dead, Joe Esposito told a MPD detective that Ginger Alden had found Elvis on the bathroom floor, she then called downstairs on the intercom for assistance, and that Al Strada had gone upstairs. According to Esposito, Strada then called for Esposito to come up, and when […]
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