The Presley Project

If you think that Elvis Presley was a spontaneous combustion of American popular culture of the 1950s who rose from rags to riches, you have been drinking too much of the CIA Kool-Aid. New information has surfaced showing that Presley was an MK-ULTRA project from birth.

The standard hagiography of Presley is that he was the poor son of a tenant farmer who by good fortune and talent stumbled on a career as a music and film idol at the dawn of the Rock & Roll era, only to die prematurely 1977. The story is a contrived hoax of the CIA.

Researcher Miles Mathis has uncovered a great deal of information which sheds light on the real powers behind the Presley phenomenon, and gives us a truer portrait of the entertainer's personality and career.

Presley was born to a Jewish mother whose family were very well connected to prominent Jews, including the disgraced Supreme Court justice Abe Fortas who was forced to resign from the court due to extensive criminal activities.

Presley had a twin brother Jesse Garon who is said to have been delivered still-born and who was buried in an unmarked grave which makes it very convenient to obscure his real fate. According to Mathis, it is a near certainty that Jesse survived because numerous photographs of Elvis are impossible to be the same man. Thus the most reasonable explanation is that Elvis had a double, and what better doppelganger than one's twin brother?

Thus Jesse allowed "Elvis" to maintain a whirling dervish itinerary of activity in music, military, film, and concert.

Mathis describes the many Jews involved in Presley's meteoric career which got so many breaks as to defy credulity, such as appearing on the Jewish Milton Berle Show just a couple of weeks after his first record released as a complete unknown.

The Jewish David Sarnoff's RCA benefitted handsomely from the record deals made for Presley, as did the Dutch native Tom Parker. In fact Parker made far more from the records than did Presley, not because Presley was a poor businessman, but because Presley was property - property of CIA, and its affiliates RCA, Parker, and the Dutch Phillips family.

In time, Jesse let his appearance and health go, perhaps due to medical problems, and thus caused problems with doubling for his brother. Mathis believes that Jesse married Priscilla. The many accounts of Presley's drug addictions to lose weight contradict earlier stories that Elvis was clean as whistle regarding drugs. The most reasonable account is that both stories are true - Elvis took care of himself while Jesse did not.

While this may have been a factor in deciding to close down the act, Mathis also argues that the expense of maintaining two Elvis' may have been too much for the Agency, although we find that thought unpersuasive. It is more probable that Elvis was no longer generating cultural shock, and thus was no longer valuable as a psychological warfare tool. His death would generate plenty of publicity and new income, so keeping Elvis alive was not essential to future revenues.

Thus in August 1977, the trigger was pulled so to speak. Whether Jesse died or fake died we don't entirely know. Dear readers of our past Chronicle on this subject will recall that we were positive that Elvis faked his death, but at that time we had never considered the possibility that his twin was involved in the Presley Project. As such, we need to re-open the investigation. In any event, at least one "Elvis" survived the reports of his own death.

So what was the purpose of the Presley Project? It was designed, years in advance of its execution, to debase American society through sex, drugs, and Rock & Roll. Such debasement would lead to destruction of the family unit and  decreases in the White population, thus exacting revenge by the Jews on the races they believed crushed Jerusalem in 70 AD. Forgiveness is not part of the Jewish lexicon.

Presley was an authentic talent who still has legions of fans, but he was a puppet in a much larger game to corrupt traditional American values.

Reference

Miles Mathis, Elvis Aron Presley: Intelligence Project, December 15, 2015

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The Meaning of Elvis Presley's Non Death

We reported previously our cautious belief that Elvis Presley is still alive. Here we wish to examine a few of the implications of that staggering conclusion.

On the one hand, Elvis pulled off one of the greatest hoaxes in history, although he is by no means the first to do so. We believe the evidence purporting that legendary murderer Jesse James faked his death in 1882 is equally persuasive as Presley’s.  Although Elvis’ disappearance wasn’t original, it was far more spectacular.

After all, Presley lived his life in a fish bowl made of magnifying glass where few people have endured closer scrutiny and adulation than he. Thus accomplishment of this feat in plain sight speaks volumes for Presley and his co-conspirators. It also raises the question of who was involved in orchestrating the faux death. Did CIA and other intelligence forces materially contribute or assist in this virtuoso act, or was this legerdemain largely a Pressley virtuoso act? If the deception were all Presley’s, I certify him to be a near genius.

The other important implication of the faked death is the exposure of the limitations of our senses. Presley was worshipped as a demi-god whom people felt they knew because they experienced him through the mediation of the entertainment, publicity, and news institutions which played on people’s desires to associate with the fame, power, and success belonging to the incomparable Presley.

Because he touched them as they had never been touched before, his fans felt they knew him, and consequently could know whether he was alive or not. But these very media which made Elvis translucent were the very media which provided enough opacity to allow him to escape before our very eyes.

Since people felt that they knew him, and it was through their minds acquiescing to the aforementioned media, they accepted that the event they witnessed was a genuine depiction of a fallen hero’s last moments above ground.

But if the DNA findings are reliable, it is impossible – reminiscent of Grouch Marx’s famous line about who was buried in Grant’s tomb – that the coffin in Presley’s grave contains the remains of the King of Rock and Roll. As such, people were fooled by the same media they trusted implicitly.

Of course one can allow a certain lenience toward those believing a lie due to a deliberate deception, but nonetheless believing that Elvis is dead is a colossal error of perception and possibly judgment. And I, like most of the world, believed that he died on August 16, 1977.

The other matter so disturbing about Elvis’ disappearance is that he felt compelled to disappear. What price fame? His fans were into themselves that they could not give their idol peace of mind. It is also likely that Presley’s famous hard living took its toll on his psyche and physiology – again assuming that the tales of his wild life are indeed true. Of course endogenous factors unrelated to his fame could have precipitated the need to get out of Dodge.

But it wasn’t just his fans who threatened him. Dr Hinton tells of other threats to Presley which I assume were derivative of his fame.

Could Elvis come back to the world today – assuming that he is still alive after July 2008? Sadly, I don’t think he could. Many of his fans would be outraged that he deprived them of so much joy by disappearing so abruptly while others would be ecstatic that he is back. His non-fans would probably be furious that he duped them, perhaps endangering his life for sure.

But did he really dupe them or did the media and the people dupe themselves? And so we get to the matter of blaming the victim. But in a caveat emptor world, I find it difficult to be too hard on Elvis given the many mitigating circumstances surrounding his need to disappear.

I don’t think that we have excavated all of the implications of Elvis’ non-death, but I wish him peace in the valley of his solace.

 Copyright 2012 Tony Bonn. All rights reserved.

Is Elvis Dead or Alive?

If DNA analysis is sufficient to identify a person and to genetically relate him to someone else, then there is powerful evidence showing that Elvis Presley survived his own death.

We never thought we would ever consider the plausibility of Elvis’ existence down to the present time, but we follow the evidence where ever it leads, no matter how uncomfortable.  Although we respect the corpus of work left by Presley, we certainly could never understand the adulation and screaming which met his appearances, which leaves us without emotional motivation for sustaining hopes of  Elvis living today.

An article by a probate attorney practicing in Detroit, Michigan, Andrew Mayoras, caught our attention since the subject of death and identity would be part and parcel of his typical line of work, giving him a certain amount of presumption in his analyses on the subject of paternity and survival as related to the Presley affair. His approach was a welcome relief from some of the gaudier efforts to prove Elvis' existence.

Mayoras introduces the protagonist in the story, Eliza Presley, who discovered at the age of 13 that she was adopted, and who later met her natural mother who gave her a false lead in finding the identity of her natural father. Later married, Eliza and her husband were startled by the striking similarity between their 3 year old son and Elvis Presley at a comparable age.

Meanwhile, another respectable figure, board certified psychiatrist Dr Donald Hinton published a book about his patient Jesse who was none other than Elvis Presley in the flesh. Jesse was the name of Elvis’ still born brother.

According to Hinton, the reasons for Elvis’ Houdini act were to seek treatment for severe pain and to escape threats against himself and his family. Unfortunately, Hinton suffered a number of credibility problems when Elvis failed to reintroduce himself in 2002 as promised. But having credibility problems is not the same as being a liar.

In addition, the DEA, the Missouri State Board of Healing Arts, the Missouri Attorney General, and others, tried Hinton for malpractice resulting in the revocation of his medical license on the grounds of mail order fraud involving the prescription of drugs to a person the doctor never met. That person would be Jesse.

Jesse then wrote a letter to the Attorney General soliciting lenience for the doctor and denying the mail order fraud. After submitting the letter to certified graphologist Shirley Mason, the Attorney General and DEA dismissed charges against Hinton on the basis of her emphatic assertion that the letter matched precisely known examples of Presley’s hand writing. As an expert court witness in other graphological matters, Mason volunteered to testify  to her findings about Presley in court.

In a subsequent lengthy investigation by Fox 8 News, journalist Suzanne Stratford of Cleveland reported that Hinton passed a lie detector test related to questioning about his famous client.

Mayoras mentions other evidence indicating that Elvis did not die including the misspelled middle name on his tombstone and a picture certified by Kodak showing a person bearing a strong resemblance to Presley. Going farther afield, others have noted anomalies in his social security records, military records, and bank accounts showing activity belonging to a living person.

When Stratford investigated the Presley story, she got a coup – a DNA sample from Jesse himself. Unfortunately it did not lead to any resolution of the identity of Jesse because Lisa Presley refused to provide a sample of her DNA on some rather flimsy grounds.

Eliza, never at all thinking that Elvis was alive, continued her paternity quest through Elvis collector David Collins who urged her to contact Stratford. Fox 8 News submitted the Jesse DNA sample to a Canadian lab for analysis after a lot of negotiated wrangling with Eliza. The results were dramatic to say the least.

Later Eliza contacted Elvis paternal cousin Donna Presley Early, who through the interest of Eliza’s children, sent them locks of her hair. After a series of events and non-events, Eliza submitted the hair samples to a lab for analysis which returned results in October 2000 stating that she was indeed related to Donna, giving her a great leap in her quest to discover her father.

The lab also confirmed that there was a possibility of Elvis being her father, and if not Elvis, then a close relative. This was enough motivation to lead Eliza to Graceland, especially since her birth mother lived across the street from the Presley mansion in the late 1950s, leading to intriguing possibilities about Elvis' paternity.

While there she met Lois Smith Black, Elvis’ maternal aunt, and her daughter Brenda. Lois willingly supplied DNA samples, while Eliza had to pull a CSI style stunt by grabbing the cigarette butts of Brenda. Yet much more time would elapse before Brenda could request DNA testing, which occurred in conjunction with the research efforts of Fox 8 News around 2008.

 

The results revealed that Elvis was not Eliza’s father but that they were half siblings, leaving the inescapable conclusion that Vernon Presley was her father. By this point, Eliza was open to the possibility that Elvis was still alive, when through a contact named Bern, Jesse asked about her Aunt Louise, a name which only the real Elvis could possibly know. That was the moment – regardless of DNA – that she knew Jesse’s identity.

Additional DNA testing revealed that Eliza’s DNA matched Brenda’s and Lois’. Even more astounding was the DNA match from an envelope Jesse returned to Eliza in July 2008 because not only did it match Eliza’s but it also matched the 2002 sample from Jesse exactly. The DNA testing yielded a virtual family reunion demonstrating the genetic relationship among Brenda, Lois, Donna, and Elvis. It is now more of legal formality than necessity to have Vernon's DNA.

The conclusion was that not only were Eliza and Elvis related, but that Elvis was alive because the Jesse samples matched.

Mayoras provides a technical review of the evidence which Eliza’s legal counsel availed to him. While he believes that the evidence is persuasive, he would like to nail it with Lisa Presley’s DNA. Eliza has managed to force open the estate of Vernon Presley, from which Mayoras would like to see an exhumation of Vernon’s body to fully conclude the paternity claim.

From our vantage, the evidence is conclusive and we believe that careful detective work could produce a Lisa Presley DNA sample which would wrap up of the mystery. In the mean time we are willing to cautiously conclude that Elvis Presley is alive – at least as of 2008.

The implications of this discovery are staggering, a topic which we save for another blog post.

Reference
Andrew Mayoras, http://www.probatelawyerblog.com/2010/02/the-elvis-presley-conspiracy-is-elvis-alive.html
 

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