Millions of fans around the world mourned the death of the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Elvis Presley, on August 16, 1977.
Despite many rumors that Elvis is still alive and that he faked his own death, his ghost has been reported in various locations, including his former home, Graceland, in Memphis (now a tourist attraction) and at the Heartbreak Hotel in Elvis. Presley Blvd., Near Graceland. The ghost of Elvis has also been spotted in Nashville recording studios, where he made some of the early records. Many people over the years have taken photos of Elvis, or who they claim to be Elvis, looking out of the upstairs windows at Graceland. People have also reported seeing him standing near his grave, and he has also been seen rushing up the stairs inside Graceland.
The ghost of Elvis, dressed in a white sequin suit, has also been seen by stage hands at the Las Vegas Hilton, where he used to perform in the early 1970s. The ghost of Elvis has also been seen in an old building in Ruins just off Nashville’s Music Row, which once housed RCA’s recording studios in the 1950s. This is where Elvis recorded his big single, Heartbreak Hotel, in 1956. The staff there claim that every time they Mention Elvis’s name, something strange happens. For example, stairs fall, lights explode or go out, and unexplained noises can be heard through the sound system.
After Elvis’s death, many psychics claimed to be in contact with his spirit. In the United States, a prime-time television special was produced on Elvis’s psychic mediums. Professor Hans Holzer thoroughly tested the most credible suitors and concluded that only Dorothy Sherry, a New York medium, was genuine. The sessions with Dorothy Sherry were conducted with the cooperation of David Stanley, Elvis’s half-brother, who corroborated the messages as definitive proof that Elvis was still communicating from beyond.