Our guest, this program in May of 2013 is independent historian, Xaviant Haze. Xaviant and host Scott Teeters, take a look back at the strange story of the death of Elvis Presley and some startling facts that just DO NOT add up. On August 16, 1977 the entire world was stunned by the news of the death of the King of Rock'n Roll, Elvis Presley. Although it was no secret that he was not in good health, he was only 42 years old.
On August 16, 1977 the entire world was stunned by the news of the death of the King of Rock'n Roll, Elvis Presley. Although it was no secret that he was not in good health, he was only 42 years old.
His funeral was the very next day and was enormous! While some thought that was a little odd, most of us were just in shock, very sad, and didn't give it much attention.
It’s too bad that the “history” most of us learn from public school isn’t this interesting.
Xaviant Haze – More Alternative History Revealed in "The Suppressed History of America: The Murder of Meriwether Lewis and the Mysterious Discoveries of the Lewis and Clark Expedition"
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Listen to Part 1 Here. A Shockingly Alternate Look at the Lewis & Clark Expedition and More Unusual History With Author Xaviant Haze.
Our guest is independent historian and author, Xaviant Haze. He returns to our program to get into more shocking details revealed in his book, “The Suppressed History of America: The Murder of Meriwether Lewis and the Mysterious Discoveries of the Lewis and Clark Expedition” published by Bear & Company and co-authored with Paul Schrag. In September 1809, Meriwether Lewis, then Governor of Upper Louisiana, allegedly committed suicide by shooting himself twice and then slashing his wrists but does that ring true? Xaviant gets to the suppressed version and much more.
It’s too bad that the “history” most of us learn from public school isn’t this interesting. If it was, perhaps more of us would have paid better attention in our history class. What goes on behind the scenes is anything but boring. That is as true from the past as it is today. Just because the people that lived two hundred years ago didn’t have today’s modern conveniences, doesn’t mean that there weren’t ulterior motives, hidden agendas, and suppressed findings.
