Muskiewicz started his research interviewing several fans who saw Presley's open casket before the funeral. Many of them were convinced that the body on display was not Presley. They described a waxy appearance, misshapen nose and unnatural sideburns. That's not to mention the numerous 'Elvis sightings' that have graced tabloid covers for the past 29 years.

Muskiewicz has also talked to many of the King's close friends, his personal physician, a man who robbed Presley's grave at Forest Hill Cemetery in Memphis, Tenn. and even the mayor of Kalamazoo, Mich., where a large number of those tabloid Elvis sightings have been reported. The film is scheduled for release next August, on the 30th anniversary of Elvis' presumed death.


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Let Elvis' pelvis rest as it should. As bones 6 feet under

I think its pretty common to not recognise a corpse in a coffin. I know from personal experience that dead relatives are sometimes extremely odd looking as they lie there. The waxy appearance might have been some embalming lotion to preserve the body as it lay in state.

the aliens took him

alright, alright I guess it's time to be honest. I'M Elvis

Well... all I know is - Elvis shot JFK! He was that mysterious gunman on the grassy knoll.