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Synthesis

sbayonarobles5543 — 2024-05-07 16:54:56 UTC

Both websites are from different recognized magazines. The first article is from The Week, a magazine that has been around for about 2,000 years since ancient Roman times, with an estimate of than 300,000 readers. The second passage can be found in TIME, a global media brand built on 100 years of unparalleled trust and authority, with an audience of more than 100 million across our platforms.

Both articles agree that Elvis is dead, but even so they give the reason and prove of why people think he is still around us. Time magazine said “Presley isn’t the first famous figure our nostalgia-obsessed pop culture has been unable to fully let go”. They actually talk about how even doctors confirmed that the 42-year-old superstar was dead. They proceed to give some reasons why skeptics thinks his alive and some other theories.

On the other hand The Week magazine starts this topic by mentioning Elvis 42nd anniversary. They say “some sceptics think the King has simply left the stage and is still out there”. Like the other magazine, they start to explain some conspiracies that the fans made so that it makes more sense to the public.

Both give us theories but the Time magazine is more informative because it also includes the impact of Elvis conspiracy theories in the article, which gives more context of why this is creating a change in some peoples minds. The week trows a lot of information to the public so that they have a lot of reasons on why to believe in this theory.

Smooth radio - Summary

sbayonarobles5543 — 2024-05-07 16:57:53 UTC

This article looks at multiple perspectives and data from fans of Elvis that provide sources to show that he’s still alive. The main idea is to provide proves that Elvis is still around us and this article collected them all to create a statement of what superstitious people think that happened to him after his dead. There’s a lot of supporting and specific details trough this article, mostly by images and videos of people that apparently have seen him on the streets. I really think that the images and videos look really different from Elvis, and it’s hard form me to think that there’s people out there that actually believe in them. There’s a bunch of actual prove that he actually died so it’s interesting how there’s still a lot theories out there.

Synthesis link 2

sbayonarobles5543 — 2024-05-07 16:59:11 UTC

The Mirror - Evaluative post

sbayonarobles5543 — 2024-05-07 17:00:06 UTC

This article from The Mirror U.S. was posted on January of 2024 by Jamie Roberts. It gives trustable information of how Elvis Presley’s last day were and how he died of “Chronic constipation”.

Jamie Roberts is an assistant and TV editor that covers the latest and breaking celebrity news stateside. He has a keen interest in new true crime series on platforms like Netflix, as well as reality TV such as America's Got Talent and Dr Pimple Popper. It’s important to know that he’s an active member of the company that has been in this media for a long time. Trough the article Ginger Alden is also mention. She was Elvis Presley girlfriend which found him in a peculiar pose with his pajama bottoms around his ankles. She says "I gently raised one eyelid. His eye was staring straight ahead and blood red." On that day, autopsy took place, however, the report was sealed immediately by the family for 50 years, leading to numerous speculations about the reason of his untimely death.

One reason why I think this article is trustworthy is because they provide a lot of reputable sources and information of what actually happened. This article is based on police analysis and real diagnostics that doctors approved. It gives information of actual interviews that happened with people he was close to, such as his girlfriend. It’s also a known magazine and it gives exact days and time which makes it more believable.

Inside Edition - Summary

sbayonarobles5543 — 2024-05-07 17:03:08 UTC

This video criticizes a lot of opinions and points of view of the people around Elvis and what the fans think that happened to him. It’s a more visual way to see things and transmit a message, this being accomplished by all the images, videos and people that give more credibility of what they’re saying. There’s a lot of people that are being interviewed, they all give the reason why they believe different theories about his dead. I find really involving and interesting the way they narrate things, the images and back voice is actually more understandable and can make people get why Elvis passed out and stop making theories on how he’s apparently alive. This video really wants to make understand people that this event happened and that there’s no chance for him to be alive. For more that fans miss him, they have to accept the reality.

Men’s Health - Evaluative post

sbayonarobles5543 — 2024-05-13 19:52:12 UTC

This article from Men’s Health was posted on November 3 of 2023 by Milan Polk. This article gives explanation on how Elvis died and why the reason is still debatable.

Polk is an Editorial Assistant for Men's Health who specializes in entertainment and lifestyle reporting, and has worked for New York Magazine's Vulture and Chicago Tribune. The author starts by introducing why Elvis dead is still debatable for some people and then provides real facts mentioning a lot of people closer him that give testimony of what really happened. He says “Controversy persists over his death though because of the Presley family’s understandable urge to keep details over Presley’s passing private”.

I think this article is trustworthy because it provides a lot of information from different magazines and sources. You can access to a lot of websites that talk about other perspectives of his dead and that can give you a different perspective of the theories.