Ok, car accident, IBS, or kidnapping?

[RZ4]

Let me start off by saying that I have read through and seen the 60IF page, and numerous other sites, and I am pretty convinced that James Paul McCartney did indeed die, and was replaced by William Sheppard.

My question is though, there seems to be a bit of a confliction as to how Paul really died. The end of the 60IF document threw me off a bit when it talked about a kidnapping (and I read somewhere else that it was the KKK, and that John went to America to find Paul's kidnappers). I also read that he could have died from IBS? Now, I thought Paul died in a car accident, where he took his eyes off the road and didn't notice the change of lights? Why are there so many different causes of death, and they all seem to be mentioned as if they all could have happened. Which one do we all believe to be the one cause?

A quick clearup of what is the generally accepted explanation of his death would be much appreciated, because I'm still wondering if this part of the conspiracy is still in the air, or if we all have an an accepted means of death or not.

Thanks.

[Eggman]

Kidnapping+ IBS= Paul's death

[Forum Manager]

yeah, "a day in the life" was about tara browne, not paul. paul was kidnapped by the kkk, and couldnt get his medicine, which caused him to spasm and die.

[RZ4]

Thanks for the welcome xpt626. I'm glad to be here.

So, it was indeed a kidnapping, and then the cause of death was the IBS, which he didn't have his medicine for? Is there more clarifaction as to how exactly Paul got kidnapped, because I don't think I've seen much on the various sites I've visited, and I'm really interested to know as much as possible about this whole thing.

I must say though, it's going to be considerably more challenging to convince other people that I know, that Paul was kidnapped by the KKK. The car accident story would've been a lot more believable to the common person, I think.

[Forum Manager]

read this. it has everything you need to know.

[mike]

So, how exactly did Paul die? Did the KKK kill him directly, or did he die because he couldn't get his medication?

[PaulBearer]

The answer to that question is near the bottom of the 60IF story.

[beldabeast]

I must say though, it's going to be considerably more challenging to convince other people that I know, that Paul was kidnapped by the KKK. The car accident story would've been a lot more believable to the common person, I think.

I think we would do better to concentrate on getting the word out that there are 2 Pauls , once that fact is generally established THEN we talk about what happened to him.

[RZ4]

beldabeast said:

I think we would do better to concentrate on getting the word out that there are 2 Pauls , once that fact is generally established THEN we talk about what happened to him.

True. But I think we also need to have a solid foundation to back up the substantial evidence that we already have, in relation to the presence of the replacement.

[beldabeast]

RZ4 said:

True. But I think we also need to have a solid foundation to back up the substantial evidence that we already have, in relation to the presence of the replacement.

Absolutely correct ! We must have our ducks in a row !
We should focus on forensic and other evidence that there are 2 Pauls , first !