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Elvis Presley Sightings: King of Rock Not Really Dead?
Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll, would have been 86 years old today, January 8, 2021.
When Elvis Presley s death was announced on August 16, 1977, the music and entertainment industry and millions of his fans couldn t believe it.
But over the years, speculation grew that perhaps the Can t Help Falling In Love hitmaker is alive up to this day.
Elvis Presley s Death
Elvis Presley was 42 years old when he was found unconscious in the bathroom of his Memphis, Tennessee homes. He was survived by his wife, Priscilla Presley.
The doctor who rushed to the scene at that time, George Nichopoulos, was blamed by millions of fans for the singer s untimely death because he was the person who gave away numerous prescription drugs to the music superstar.
Elvis alive conspiracy fuelled by five sightings of The King after death
Elvis Presley would have turned 86 today (January 8), but there are some conspiracy theorists who are convinced the King of Rock and Roll may very well still be alive
11:27, 8 JAN 2021
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Stuff has launched a new travel section, one that we hope will inspire Kiwis to see more of our beautiful backyard, and give them an easy way to plan and book their trip.
If you’re among the many Kiwis whose overseas travel plans have been undone by the pandemic, you’ve no doubt experienced a cocktail of negative emotions – made worse by the uncertainty over when we’ll be able to travel freely internationally again. To my knowledge, the hair of the dog is the best – perhaps only – cure. You need to book another break, fast. Fortunately for us, our geographically diverse isles offer up similar experiences to many we used to suffer hours in cramped plane cabins for: world-class road trips, wildlife encounters, beach breaks, wine regions, and stunning hikes.