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« on: January 29, 2012, 04:02:58 AM »
Hi DreamWalker, Welcome to the forum. The "Eliza Presley" story was very interesting. Apparently, she had provided substantial DNA evidence to prove direct relation to Elvis (as a sibling), enough so that her name is now legally bound to the Elvis estate. As we all know, DNA doesn't lie. This Jesse on the other hand, well... some believe and some don't. Based on what I've read, a simple DNA test from Lisa Marie would solve the case, but who knows? Here's a link that might be of interest. You are not allowed to view links.
Register or LoginThis woman claims to be a close friend of "Jesse". I am originally from Kansas City, and remember hearing about the doctor that treated him there. I too am surprised there's not more information about this case.
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« on: January 28, 2012, 01:18:33 PM »
[...]Jon Cotner is just a name "Elvis" made up. He admits that on the audios. I believe Jon Cotner "Elvis" is a preacher now. Living in Fort Worth Texas. [...]He also had CD Bible readings. Go check it out. You'll see Elvis never hid. He was in plain site except for his 2 years he spent in Hawaii right after he was pronounced dead [...] I don't know if that's true, but I can picture him as a preacher now... taking into account his great faith in God and his deep spiritual nature , i can imagine that the best way to live his life after the '77 hoax was to continue to do what he had always done: spread God's word... Friends, family, Priscilla said that Elvis loved to preach and speak about God and the Bible.... so I wouldn't be very much surprised if we found out that this is what he really did after he "died".
I find Jon Cotner very interesting. His voice sounds "spot-on" to me. I know there's a lot of YouTubers commenting on the videos that he sounds nothing like Elvis, but they must being hearing something different... cause I think the man sounds remarkably similar. I've become a bit obsessed with researching this guy.
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« on: January 28, 2012, 12:59:03 PM »
So, who watched the documentary and what do you guys think about it?
Wow, great question PureLove! ;-)
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« on: January 27, 2012, 09:46:52 PM »
SimPatty,
I'm trying to drop this and move on. You were wrong about the documentary only being available for viewing as of the 24th, but I'm not going to torment you for that fact. The way I feel is, it works both ways... you never backed up your claim that MJ himself practiced numerology (which was my initial inquiry), but guess what? I forgive you. Maybe you should try forgiving me for my preconditioned notions on numerology. I have a very close family member who was hurt very badly over the "Harold Camping" numerology ordeal (predicting the end of the world), so I guess I am a little bitter when it comes to the very idea of the practice. However, I am a very spiritual person (like Michael), and am willing to listen to what you have to say. I will go back and review the link that you posted earlier with a more open mind. I've already apologized several times for my past comments. I don't know what else to say. I think as true MJ fans, we should try to remain civil and understanding here. Otherwise, we are no better than the people who attempted to destroy him. Can we agree on that?
I have been reading the threads on this site for a little over a year and a half now. The reason I have such a low number of posts is because I hesitated to join (my wife thanks I'm crazy for believing) and I read more than I write. Maybe I have a big mouth, and should stop posting. If I'm not welcome here, then this will be my final post. My apologies to anyone that I offended.
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« on: January 27, 2012, 04:49:47 PM »
SimPatty, The documentary was playing on "pay-per-click on demand" last December. Therefore, it is quite possible that somebody here has seen it. Honestly, you're just being rude now. We can just agree to disagree about the numerology. I can't disprove it any further than you can prove it. It's a metaphysical concept... I understand that now, so once again - sorry for bringing it up. gee-wiz...
I have always found the similarities between Elvis and MJ astonishing. I have read that this documentary is nothing more than a typical "mockumentary"... but it might still be worth watching for entertainment purposes.
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« on: January 27, 2012, 01:00:48 AM »
[...]The other link doesn't include any association with Michael and numerology aside from mere speculation. lol I think simple denial without any valid contra-argument or solid -proof to "debunk" the hoax-numerology is really based on mere speculation.
Well then, allow me to explain... without a real substantial connection between Michael (the actual human being - not the tabloid image) and numerology, we all become death hoax creators - not investigators. Make sense? Minimum wage psychics are taught numerology because when you add random numbers (any ones that you choose, mind you), you eventually arrive at what appears to be a 'coincidence.' I don't want to talk about numerology anymore. I'm actually not even here to chit-chat. I'm interested in finding out more about Michael's whereabouts and his current state of well-being. I attempted to offer my apologies for discrediting numerology, but obviously that's a no-go. Once again, I promise to respect any and all views here on the forum; and I apologize for speaking my mind. The real question... has a anyone here "seen the Elvis found Alive thingy?" If so, what is your impression? (Note: I've read the reviews)
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« on: January 25, 2012, 08:15:35 PM »
Thanks for the links SimPatty, but my question was, "has anyone here on the forum seen this documentary?" I've read all the reviews, just curious what some of you thought. The other link doesn't include any association with Michael and numerology aside from mere speculation. But thanks anyways. 
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« on: January 25, 2012, 02:04:31 AM »
Okay, please let me offer my apologies. If you say that Michael (the man) took a special interest in numerology, then I'll respect that. However, I can't help but question the validity of this claim. Michael was raised as a Jehovah Witness, so I find it difficult to believe that he would subscribe to such a superficial practice. Please understand, this is just my own skepticism. A lot of what people believe to be true about our man is very likely to be based on rumors and media gossip. I do not remember his autobiography mentioning anything about numerology... nor any of his interviews... but hey, I'll drop it. I have nothing but respect for all Believers. I want so much to believe that Michael is still alive that I sometimes get a little too "opinionated" about certain hoax theories... I understand now that's "my bad." Love to you all.
And I must know... Has anyone seen the "Elvis Found Alive" documentary that was released yesterday?
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« on: December 20, 2011, 03:57:51 AM »
Love you Mike! Merry Christmas! :cry:
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« on: December 19, 2011, 02:36:19 AM »
Thanks iam, I'm speechless. 
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« on: December 12, 2011, 10:28:42 AM »
*OFF-TOPIC*
Then maybe you would like to debunk TS' numerology and show us how "silly" it is!
Debunking numerology would be about as useful as debunking Greek Mythology. I mean no disrespect, but every time someone starts going Harold Camping on us by using numerology, it makes all of us Believers look crazy. Numerology never earned any credibility as an actual science, it was invented for fun and amusement. You should research its origins. Again, I mean no disrespect... I just feel that numerology is incredibly *OFF-TOPIC* in any discussion. Just my opinion.
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« on: December 12, 2011, 10:16:17 AM »
Old news Pearl... thanks anyways. Also, Michael's middle name is actually "Joseph." I've read a lot of claims that his real middle name is Joe, but I don't think so. First, his father's name is Joseph, so why would his parents have insisted that his middle name be shortened to Joe. Also, I have a lot of old literature, including an old documentary, that all refer to Michael as Michael Joseph Jackson. I believe his birth certificate says states this as well.
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« on: December 11, 2011, 03:59:26 PM »
Well, I watched this director's latest documentary on Netflix, titled "Paul McCartney Really Is Dead" - supposedly a final testament from George Harrison himself. Without getting into too much detail, the film was ridiculous. Therefore, I'm expecting the same sort of shock value and make-believe in this Elvis Found Alive nonsense. After watching the trailer, I'm sure that all we've got here.
However, I do find the Jon Cotner stuff interesting... though beware of that information as well. Apparently, there's only 2 to 3 photos of Jon Cotner in existence, and they all look computer generated to me. The voice on YouTube does sound very convincing, but I'm a bit confused as to why no one has been able to uncover any other pics of this mystery man in over 3 years?
Just one comment on the TS Elvis thread... I do feel that the numerology stuff is silly. You just add, multiply, divide, subtract a bunch of numbers until you get something that reveals some sort of a connection. There doesn't seem to be any rules, just math puzzles. I think the number crunching is very far-fetched.
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« on: December 01, 2011, 11:04:02 PM »
Another interesting fact... Jon Cotner informs his friends to contact him by entering "777" in the subject field....
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« on: November 30, 2011, 10:47:58 PM »
Found a review for this documentary... sounds like more of a mockumentary, tied to a "what-if" premise. I guess it's okay to make a movie that misleads audiences into mistaking fiction for reality... then again, that's pretty much what so-called "reality tv" is all about. People love it, so I guess we deserve to be lied to. Link : You are not allowed to view links.
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