Nicolas Cage is a vampire
Attention to the nonsense that an antique dealer spread several years ago, who claimed to have proof that Nicolas Cage was a vampire because there is a photo from 1870 of a guy who greatly resembles the actor. This man named Jack Mord said that "this is not a photo trick" and that he found the snapshot going through files because he is a fan of photography from the American Civil War era. My theory is that he is some kind of undead or vampire who reinvents himself every 70 or 80 years. He then rejuvenates or is reborn and becomes something else entirely," explained Jack Mord. The photo was put up for sale on eBay for a million dollars.
Larry Stylinson
In One Direction's most successful days, the rumor that the band's singers Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson were in a relationship was so strong that fans called them Larry Stylinson. "It happened naturally for me and Harry," Tomlinson explained, "because a certain number of fans drew this conspiracy." These conspirators maintained that the artists hid it by order of their managers to make fans see that they were available to any girl, and they analyzed all their clothing, and tattoos... finding links to justify this theory.
At first, Styles and Tomlinson saw it as funny. But, finally, they had to go out and deny it because there was no truth in it and it was starting to be "disrespectful".
Elvis is a pastor and still acting
When the news of Elvis Presley's death broke on August 16, 1977, many of his fans refused to believe it. The King of Rock could not have left, it was impossible. From minute one, conspiracy theories that claimed that the Tupelo artist had organized a daring setup to disappear from public life and take refuge in some unknown place began to emerge. And even today, new speculations suggest that he is still among us. Let's count the last and craziest. This new theory ensures that Elvis is not only alive but also sings every Sunday in a parish in Arkansas.
According to this last hypothesis, he would now be a pastor named Bob Joyce who, in addition to a similar voice, would have a scar on his right eye just like the one Elvis got at the age of 25, which would clear up any doubt. The funniest thing is that Joyce has denied being the King of Rock, but that has not stopped the conspiracy.
Jim Morrison faked his death
Nearly 50 years after the rock star died in Paris, puzzles remain as to what really happened, not least fueled by "The Doors" keyboardist Ray Manzarek's famous line, when he said: "He asked me if all this It wasn't Jim's trick. He also helped raise the conspiracy building with this comment from his drummer John Densmore: "The grave is too short!" In fact, there is a theory that affirms that yes, he is indeed dead and died in the French capital, but that his body is not buried in the Père-Lachaise cemetery, but was recovered by his family, who took him back to the United States and where they could say their last goodbye. And all this without an autopsy being carried out on the corpse, nor being notified in time of his burial. The venue was not even announced, nor was any kind of ceremony arranged. In fact, at the time Morrison was buried, only five people attended.
Four years ago, Marianne Faithfull revealed to the world the true cause of Morrison's death: a heroin overdose. The British singer confessed that she and her former partner, De Breiteuil, were in Paris on that fateful July 3. She decided to stay at the hotel and not go visit Morrison, her boyfriend did. And de Breiteuil went to Jim Morrison and killed him. "What I mean is that I'm sure it was an accident. Poor bastard. Was the 'horse' too strong? Yes. And he died. And I didn't know anything about this. Anyway, everyone connected with the death of this poor boy is already dead.
