Joe Esposito's changing story of Elvis' death 

Agreed

@yumorules Clearly written by someone who's listened to a couple of interviews by certain members of The Memphis Mafia and maybe read a book or two by the same people and believed all the sh*t they've thrown into the ether without doing one bit of research and corroboration to find out whether or not they were telling you the truth. Here's all the VERIFIED FACTS for you. Joe Esposito was Elvis Presley's Road Manager, Right Hand Man and Foreman to The Memphis Mafia. It is well known that Elvis Presley had no interest whatsoever for the business side of things, so Joe was the go-between between Elvis and Tom Parker. Did that mean Joe had a lot of contact with Tom Parker? Yes it did. Did that mean Joe's loyalties stood with Parker first? Not in a million years does it mean that. Only the uninformed and ignorant would suggest such a thing - and in regards to The Memphis Mafia, only those who had an axe to grind would suggest such a thing. Search for Marty Pasetta online, he was the Director and Producer of Aloha. Hear what he has to say about who he had to deal with when it came to the business side of things with Elvis Presley. It wasn't Tom Parker and it wasn't Elvis Presley, it was Joe Esposito. Out of all the members of The Memphis Mafia Elvis had had around him I think only three people were loyal towards Elvis during and after their years with him and until their dying days and they were Charlie Hodge, Joe Esposito and JD Sumner. The rest of them, including Billy Smith, had been party to releasing some awful, disgusting, personal garbage that should never have been uttered even in private let alone in public.