Paul is dead? (the picture shows William Campbell - today's Paul McCartney?)
Paul is dead is the urban legend that has been discussed for decades. The myth surrounds The Beatles and Paul McCartney;
On Wednesday, 9th November 1966 at 5am Paul McCartney stormed out of the Sgt. Peppers recording session after arguing with one of the Beatles believed to be Ringo Starr. He rode off in his Aston Martin crashed and died. According to believers, Paul was then replaced with a winner of a Paul McCartney look-a-like and sound-a-like competition William Campbell; he was then given plastic surgery to cover up the differences between Paul and himself.
Many people believe the story is rubbish and a lot more have never even heard about it but there are significant numbers who do believe the story to this day. See the evidence and make your minds up
A big clue is a scar on Paul McCartney’s face shortly before his accident seemed to have disappeared after William Campbell took over, something the plastic surgeons missed out?
Sgt. Peppers is packed with clues linking to Paul being dead, the car accident and William Campbell himself. Here is a list of clues supposedly from the album cover from geocities.com
The people are looking at what appears to be a freshly dug grave.
The yellow flowers (directly below the flowers that spell Beatles) are in the shape of a bass guitar. Paul was the bass player for The Beatles.
There are three sticks on the yellow flowers that represent the strings of the bass. There are only THREE sticks to represent the THREE remaining Beatles.
Also, notice that the yellow flowers spell out 'PAUL?'; questioning Paul's existance.
The doll on the right of the cover (in the white, black, and red stripes) has a small white car, with a blood red interior, on her lap. This is a model of the car that Paul died in.
This is the first occasion where we see an open palm above Paul McCartney's head. There are many different theories as to what this signifies. It is generally taken to mean either that the person under the open palm will soon die or has recently passed away. As you will see, this turns up quite a few times
Take a small mirror, or the bottom of a CD will work, and place it perpendicular to the center of the drum, so that you split 'LONELY HEARTS' in half. Now read the combined writing on the drum and the mirror. It says 1 ONE 1 X HE DIE. '1 ONE 1' equals three, another reference to three Beatles. The 'X' crosses out Paul because he is no longer alive. And the arrow between 'He' and 'Die' points directly to Paul.
Lyrics from the album:'SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND'
"Let me introduce to you the one and only Billy Shears" As I mentioned earlier, Paul was supposedly replaced by William Campbell. Billy is a nickname for William.Also, Billy Shears can be seen as a play on words. Billy Shears-> Billy'S hears-> Billy's Here. As though they were introducing William (Billy) to the world.
'A DAY IN THE LIFE'
"He blew his mind out in a car, he didn't notice that the lights had changed" Describes, in more detail, the accident.
There are far more clues than the Sgt. Peppers album cover, including clues from every album after the supposed car crash. Including the Abbey road cover showing the beatles walking in a particular order - John Lennon first wearing all white - representing god? then Ringo starr dressed in a suit - representing a herse driver? followed by paul not wearing shows - representing a corpse? and finally george harrison in denim representing an undertaker?
Paul is dead is the urban legend that has been discussed for decades. The myth surrounds The Beatles and Paul McCartney;
On Wednesday, 9th November 1966 at 5am Paul McCartney stormed out of the Sgt. Peppers recording session after arguing with one of the Beatles believed to be Ringo Starr. He rode off in his Aston Martin crashed and died. According to believers, Paul was then replaced with a winner of a Paul McCartney look-a-like and sound-a-like competition William Campbell; he was then given plastic surgery to cover up the differences between Paul and himself.
Many people believe the story is rubbish and a lot more have never even heard about it but there are significant numbers who do believe the story to this day. See the evidence and make your minds up
A big clue is a scar on Paul McCartney’s face shortly before his accident seemed to have disappeared after William Campbell took over, something the plastic surgeons missed out?
Sgt. Peppers is packed with clues linking to Paul being dead, the car accident and William Campbell himself. Here is a list of clues supposedly from the album cover from geocities.com
The people are looking at what appears to be a freshly dug grave.
The yellow flowers (directly below the flowers that spell Beatles) are in the shape of a bass guitar. Paul was the bass player for The Beatles.
There are three sticks on the yellow flowers that represent the strings of the bass. There are only THREE sticks to represent the THREE remaining Beatles.
Also, notice that the yellow flowers spell out 'PAUL?'; questioning Paul's existance.
The doll on the right of the cover (in the white, black, and red stripes) has a small white car, with a blood red interior, on her lap. This is a model of the car that Paul died in.
This is the first occasion where we see an open palm above Paul McCartney's head. There are many different theories as to what this signifies. It is generally taken to mean either that the person under the open palm will soon die or has recently passed away. As you will see, this turns up quite a few times
Take a small mirror, or the bottom of a CD will work, and place it perpendicular to the center of the drum, so that you split 'LONELY HEARTS' in half. Now read the combined writing on the drum and the mirror. It says 1 ONE 1 X HE DIE. '1 ONE 1' equals three, another reference to three Beatles. The 'X' crosses out Paul because he is no longer alive. And the arrow between 'He' and 'Die' points directly to Paul.
Lyrics from the album:'SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND'
"Let me introduce to you the one and only Billy Shears" As I mentioned earlier, Paul was supposedly replaced by William Campbell. Billy is a nickname for William.Also, Billy Shears can be seen as a play on words. Billy Shears-> Billy'S hears-> Billy's Here. As though they were introducing William (Billy) to the world.
'A DAY IN THE LIFE'
"He blew his mind out in a car, he didn't notice that the lights had changed" Describes, in more detail, the accident.
There are far more clues than the Sgt. Peppers album cover, including clues from every album after the supposed car crash. Including the Abbey road cover showing the beatles walking in a particular order - John Lennon first wearing all white - representing god? then Ringo starr dressed in a suit - representing a herse driver? followed by paul not wearing shows - representing a corpse? and finally george harrison in denim representing an undertaker?
Personally the whole subject has confused me so much that I cant form an opinion anymore. At the end of the day if it is true Paul McCartney and William Campbell have both produced great music.
Here are some links to more Paul is Dead Clues
http://www.geocities.com/sunsetstrip/3674/pid.html
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