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ALIVE - OR NOT? You be the judge.
A source close to pop king Michael Jackson says the “fake” charge that is alleged to be pending against a doctor who treated the superstar “is part and parcel of Michael’s death-hoax coverup – the doctor didn’t do anything wrong and he won’t go to prison … I assure you … I promise you … Michael will see to that.”
More as the story develops. – Derek Clontz
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Did Elvis Presley REALLY fake his death of a drug-induced heart attack in 1977 and is he still alive today?
Elvis Presley: Your toughest questions about The King and his death answered by Derek Clontz
What about that picture of a “wax dummy” in his coffin – real, or fake?
And those sightings in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1989, 12 years after he is said to have died … what’s the deal with that?
And then there was that motorcycle accident in which he is said to have broken his leg in 1992 – true, or a fabrication?
Ask Derek Clontz, the source for over 70 of those stories – all of them world exclusives – in a tabloid career dating back to 1982, when he wrote Elvis is Alive! for GLOBE based on sightings in Canada.
The story cycle began anew with Weekly World News in 1989, with the publication of yet another Elvis is Alive! story based on Gail Giorgio’s book, Is Elvis Alive?
That was followed with Elvis Lived With Waitress from 1979 to 1982 … Elvis Spotted at Burger King in Kalamazoo … Elvis Breaks Leg in Motorcyle Crash Just Days Ago … and dozens more, including Elvis’ Tomb is Empty and Where Elvis is Really Buried based on inside information from Presley family friend and preacher, the Rev. Gene Maugham, who showed Clontz – and Clontz only – the final resting place of The King’s casket, although not even a deep-seeking sonar scan commissioned by Clontz could prove that Presley was in it.
Maugham stepped forward after psychic and metaphysician Dr. Andy Reiss determined beyond the shadow of any reasonable doubt that Elvis is not, repeat, not under the marker that bears his name in the Meditation Garden at his opulent Graceland estate in Memphis, Tennessee.
Intrigued? If you love Elvis, we know you will be. Get the answers to questions you’ve wondered about since 1977. Ask Derek Clontz by sending your questions in through the comments box on this page.
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The Michael Jackson “Death Hoax Mystery” appears to have been solved with a top psychic revealing the pop singer is alive and well but in a state of suspended animation in a cryogenic ice chamber filled with liquid nitrogen – the kind that urban legends say cartoon king Walt Disney has been frozen in since his death in 1966.
It is unclear whether Disney really is frozen. Some say he is. Others say he is not, arguing that the science of freezing human bodies for revival at a later date was not advanced enough in the 1960s to do the job.
But technology that was in its infancy in 40 years ago has come a long way.
And given Jackson’s fascination with cutting-edge technology and advanced medical techniques – he used a hyperbaric “pressure chamber”, for example, in the 1990s in a search for, it was reported at the time, “immortality” – the idea that he is indeed in a cryogenic chamber is not so farfetched.
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“I think he is,” Dr. Andy Reiss, the famed Los Angeles-based psychic and metaphysician, told me exclusively.
“I know from a previous reading that his casket at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles is empty. I also know that he is no where near his casket – he is not on the West Coast of the United States.
“I see him in a state of suspended animation, in a cryogenic chamber. He had reason to fake his death, and he had reason to want to, after a time, ‘come back from the dead’ and revive his career.
“I sense he was saddled with shady business investments and secret gambling debts that had sapped his fortune and left him in financial disarray.
“As we all know, his death – or his disappearance – has had the effect of increasing sales of his music and it won’t be long before there is enough money in the estate to pay off the debts and also build a substantial cash reserve to support his lavish lifestyle without him having to worry how to pay the bills.
“Michael Jackson knew that a huge publicity stunt such as faking his death would make this would happen.
“He simply could have gone into hiding, but the cryogenic chamber makes sense, too. It squares with Michael’s sensibilities – he is a showman and loves drama. What could be more dramatic than freezing yourself into a state of suspended animation and then coming back ‘from the dead’?”
Not everyone agrees that cryogenics is an viable option for Michael Jackson, or, for that matter, any human.
As one scientist involved in crygenics research, speaking on condition of anonymity, told me: “We aren’t quite to the point where we can freeze a human and then revive him without serious neurological damage.”
But another expert said: “That is not true. We can put a human in a state of suspended animation and we can revive him without damage.
“We can’t freeze a human, no, but we can reduce temperature to a point that suspended animation can occur without any lasting effects.
“Remember that every winter we hear reports of people who collapse and are unconscious and comatose for days in the snow or an icy creek and then are revived without any injury whatsoever.
“Is Michael Jackson in this state? I have no knowledge of that, but, in theory, he could be.
“I wouldn’t doubt it at all.”
