Who Really WAS Elvis Presley?... The man, not the image.
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
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Have you heard of any of these stories? Let me know in the comments!!
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The story of Little Carol in June's book gets me every time Mary . 😢
As I read the story in her book , the concern and sadness from Elvis was tangible.
He truly was an Angel on this earth.
He had the biggest heart.
My brother loved Elvis very much. He always got excited about him😊. Elvis was a good pure soul.
I'm so happy to see you Mary, such a young girl loving Elvis for who he really was and not judging him based on the horrible stories that are written about him. Elvis brought so much joy and happiness into this world and doesn't deserve to be denigrated like that.
Thank you for shedding light on these good deeds he was constantly doing! It speaks volumes to his character. SO many aren't even printed anywhere, but you said it - the ones that are aren't well known for some reason. The juicy, scandalous stories get repeated but there's countless stories of him helping someone in need with few witnesses and helping just because he could. I know the generosity videos I make get less views. He should be remembered for his talents and caring nature. Great video, my friend! 💖
you SAID it ashley! and from a content creators viewpoint in this community, your observation speaks volumes! thank you so so much for watching 💗 you hype me up too much- so proud to know you!
Thanks for the link on your community page Ashley it's so cool to see you support Mary Patricia. You are my main source for the humanity side of Elvis and have shown us all so much of his giving side. It's not surprising that your generosity videos don't receive the views but a shame, nonetheless. Unfortunately, people continue to buy the scandalous books and movies making them more profitable to make. With you both championing his story we have hope, keep being the rock star you are! Grace to you.
You are totally right, those beautiful stories get usually unoticed and that's a shame! I would definitely like to listen more of them!
Great video. Elvis was a humanitarian above all. The story of when he was saved and had nothing to give but his comic books that he loved. From childhood he wanted to give happiness to people.
Well done Mary Patricia...always nice to see you on here.
You are a credit to the Elvis world...keep up the good work
Oh Steve! Thank you so very much. You are too kind. Means a lot coming from you!
@@MaryPatricia You're welcome
I agree!!! 👍🤙⚡👑
I went to a tribute concert for Elvis and the performer told a story of how Elvis gave away around 20 brand-new trucks in a day. He would buy a truck and drive around where farms were, and the first person or farmer he saw he gave them the truck, he loved the feeling of giving someone deserving a truck that he did it all day! I love Elvis, and people at school make fun of me for it but I do not care! Elvis is one of the most wonderful people to ever walk this earth and he deserves all the love!
I love your channel and everything you stand for, I wish more people were as understanding and lovely as you! I feel like we are besties, all because of Elvis!
Your videos NEVER disappoint. You’ve hit the nail on the head once again, Mary.
I wish more people knew about this side of Elvis. But you’re doing him justice, which he so deserves 💞
I adore you Alexa omg 🥲 I am proud to know an Elvis fan such as you!!!! So much love to you queen.
Right On!!!! 👍⚘👏⚡👑🎶
Even Elvis critics admit he was a true giver from the heart and didn't mention or want to hear about anything he did for people after that 1st thank you. Jerry Schilling and Sonny West both said Elvis would help strangers and was adamant there was to be no press no publicity.. p.s. you had to have heard the one when Elvis heard of the poor black woman who was in a wheel chair, a total stranger to Elvis, and he went to her house and delivered a brand new motorized wheel chair that was futuristic at that time. He didn't want anyone to know. It's known only because his friends spoke of it after his death
Wonderful Mary. I watched over on Instagram… but I had to watch over here too!!!!
You are the BEST Michelle!! My love to you!!!!
@@MaryPatricia BEAUTIFUL!!! 🙂
Beautiful video, thank you
I love all your videos
I saw the movie many years ago and was so moved by the story ! Elvis had just a beautiful heart and soul ! ! ! Hopefully the bio pic will show the world this side of this beautiful man ! ! ! Early on the man gave and gave and never really sought the press for coverage of his good deeds....this shows the true heart of a giver and that was what this beautiful man was. ! Thank You for such a lovely video about our beloved Elvis ! ! !
What a tremendous video. I really enjoyed it. It doesn’t surprise me at all to hear some of these things especially those involving sick children. He always was a compassionate person.
Hi Mary in the morning. Very beautiful touching stories. He had an effect on people that no entertainer ever had. He was one in a million. We missed you.
Forever one of a kind ;) Ive missed you all as well! I hope you're staying safe and healthy. Thank you once again for putting a smile on my face.
Thank you for all the stories, I believe Elvis had a great heart.
Sometimes people react based on who they are around. Priscilla made a comment that Elvis was so different around the guys than when they were alone. Elvis did so many humanitarian works that he never wanted anyone to know about.
First of all I want to say THANK YOU for posting this but more importantly for understanding. It makes my heart sing to know younger fans such as yourself truly know Elvis the man and aren’t fooled by the misconceptions and untruths out there. Yes I have heard these stories…just wish more people had or that they were better publicised. I’ve heard many other stories over the years from friends who knew Elvis, these include him paying for family funerals, making practical gifts to strangers that changed lives and generally just being there for people. Promoting and celebrating Elvis’ true legacy is something I’ve spent almost 12 years working on and watching your video has made me very happy #thecirclegfoundation
Trying to shout these stories from the rooftops... drown those other ones out! I am happy and proud to know another person that takes on the privilege of sharing his true legacy. Thank you so much for your kindness, I really do appreciate that! And thank you for loving Elvis.
@@MaryPatricia keep shouting them out❤️ Proud to know you too
I heard a story Where a young woman was stranded on the side of the road with her baby her car was broken down I remind you this is night time a car pulls up beside her and hands her a note telling her to walk half a mile to a car dealership so she grabs her baby and starts walking as soon as she gets to the car dealership the guy says that the car is already paid for all she has to do is drive it away she wants to meet the person that helped her out the guy said you'll never see him again that was Elvis Presley... I've heard so many stories about this man's generosity his love for everybody there's not A-day that goes by that I that I don't listen to Elvis Presley. The guy literally had a heart of gold. He had a Passion for music definitely a wonderful singer wonderful entertainer I don't care what anybody says Elvis is still THE KING in my book...
I LOVE ELVIS PRESLEY
Elvis was like a super hero...that you could really touch!
Well 💕😘❤️🩹 said again Mary !! Keep these interesting stories of Elvis & fans alike. Looking forward 😃 to the next one 😃
Thank you so much Greta!!! I appreciate that so much!
AMEN!!!🤗👍🤙⚘
Great video. One of my favorite stories is when Billy Stanley and Elvis were driving around Memphis and Elvis saw a homeless man. Elvis pulled over and talked to him and asked Billy to give him his wallet and Elvis gave the homeless man his whole wallet.
love this one. billy told some good stories! i enjoyed his book for the most part. Elvis was a special guy for sure :)
Amazing how he touched all our lives! Thanks for sharing this.👏🙂👍🤙⚡👑🎶
I'm a big fan of Elvis, I've known him since I was 5 years old, when I saw a documentary on a television station that talked about the king and his gospel songs, around 1993; Basically, I don't care what negative people say about Elvis, or what crazy stories they make up to damage his image, because I've seen so many great artists, including James Brown and B.B King, who always talk about how Elvis was a excellent person, handsome and the most impactful artist who ever lived; and I also read amazing things about Elvis' beautiful friendship with singer Jackie Wilson; and honestly I know that he was a wonderful, charitable, kind human being, and that he never sought the spotlight to show his good deeds, because he was, with flaws and qualities, a true Christian.
I also saw countless stories about charities that Elvis helped, simple people who were with him and who described him as a handsome man in every way, respectful and cordial; but it's very good, and nice to watch, a video like yours, inspiring, that shows, what I already knew, that Elvis Presley was a true hero, in music and in life.
Elvis Presley was, is and always will be my favorite singer of all time.
Hugs from Brazil!
I bought the book to elvis with love when it first came out around 78 and it was a touching story and showed the great compassion from the man himself. Tyvm Mary great to see you back TCE⚡️⚡️⚡️
Its one of my favorite stories about a life Elvis impacted!! Thanks so much Michael, I missed you all! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and feedback, it is very much appreciated.
@@MaryPatricia You are so sweet and Humble.Such a PRECIOUS person you are!!! 🤙💖
I've seen the movie Touched By Love. It's a really touching story, and it shows the kind and loving person Elvis truly was. The fact that Elvis took the time to reach out to this girl, and not just once, but in fact became her pen pal, is a really wonderful story. And I've heard of other stories like this, one that really sticks out in my mind is the story about Elvis and Denice Sanchez. Every time I hear that story, and every time I watch the footage of her meeting Elvis, it makes me teary eyed. I feel terrible because of what Denise was going through, and I also feel happy that she got to meet her hero, and it just touches my heart. Elvis truly cared for people, and he truly cared for his fans. Rest in peace to a great and wonderful human being. ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for this interesting video. I think many of his fans love him not only for his image as an entertainer and his music but especially for the wonderful man he was. Great soul ❤️❤️
he was one of a kind for sure! thanks so much for watching and for sharing your thoughts friend ;)
Yes he was!!! 💖💖💖💖💖
i've been an Elvis fan since i was a kid. He was not perfect, but it's disturbing when people say nasty things about him. I suppose it happens to many public figures.
people aren't as interested in the good. its truly sad and disappointing.
It's always been the same especially in Britain they built you up so they can bring you down. It don't work on me though nothing will change my thoughts of the greatest entertainer and nicest person who ever lived
Beautiful girl
The story about the USS Arizona and the little girl with cancer are my first that come to mind. The show Designing Women did an episode about Elvis and included that story but others as well to depict the uniqueness of the connection Elvis and his fans share but more needs to be shared. The conversation around Elvis has been stolen from him, his estate, and the fans who love him so much because of his humanity.
Those are fabulous stories!!! And I agree, those kind of stories are getting the back seat for sure. Im so glad people like you are out there to share them out! Thanks so much for leaving your thoughts! I really really appreciate it :)
The man behind the image, truely was a vessel of pure goodness sent from above, with a soul full of compassion and a heart full of love.
I've have heard these particular stories Mary, but your so right for as many of these heartwarming stories we know of Elvis, there are so many more in the same vein we get to hear very little of or anything at all about. What we do know is that whatever Elvis did for anyone, he expected nothing in return, it was his privilege to do so.
Elvis was human, he had his flaws , don't we all , but surely any negativity surrounding his life and career should and can never be overshadowed by the amount of illustrious positivity he contributed to humanity throughout his whole life .
Mary this presentation was so eloquently delivered, a testament as who Elvis the man really was.
These stories and more like them are the ones that should be brought to the fore more often, I think we can sum this up by using the phrase, "far greater than the sum of its parts" .
Your love, admiration and respect for both the entertainer and man comes through loud and clear and holds no bounds Mary, thankyou.
Hi Mary Patricia,
It's great to see you again.
What a great video.
You are such an inspiration to everyone, especially to young fans. Thank you for finding the truth about Elvis's compassion that a lot of people don't know.
Thank you Mary Patricia,
As always.
Take care lovely xxx 💝 🤗 🌸 🎶
Its an honor! Thank you so much for your sweet words Karen, Ive missed you as well!! I always look forward to your thoughts and feedback. Take care!
How sweet it is !!! 🤗💖👍🤙⚡👑
Keeping the king alive keep doing it !!!
Polite and kind 🖤
I am so happy to come across your videos, I started getting into Elvis back in 2020 and I’m a young fan so obviously I’ve seen all kinds of Tik tok videos made about Elvis. And honestly what kept pushing me to look more into him was to figure out ok well why do so many people love him? Why people speak so highly of him. I kept pushing through, researching because I know that this was a whole different time. I needed to give Elvis a chance because many people of our day and age probably won’t. Now I’m here in 2022 and I still see him as the king. Also not to mention he gets mocked and ridiculed so much that when I actually started watching Elvis movies and videos of him, that also sparked my curiosity due to this image that people were feeding me in comparison to his real self. I was beyond shocked when I realized how human he really was..🌟🙌.
o almost 20 years and i have loved elvis for 3 years and luckily i have only ever seen so many more people who love, celebrate, idolize, admire and imitate elvis and always speak wonderfully highly of him,
the few people who laugh at him are ignorant people to me he shouldn't exist and should just be ignorant Elvis is greater than anything and everything and will forever be loved and celebrated worldwide by his millions and millions of fans him and her his immense and extraordinary legacy will live on forever
You should expand on this when the Elvis movie stuff settles down a bit. Like do a 3-part video or something about all of the generous things that Elvis did for people - events he showed up to and supported, things he gave away, people he helped etc.... Like maybe 1 part about fans/strangers; another part what he did for his friends & family & employees; another part about what organizations/charities/events he helped out. You could probably even spread it out to more than 3 videos if you got really detailed on some of that stuff. You'd probably have a lot to talk about and stories to tell and photos/video to show. I think you'd do an awesome job with it!
Awesome.
I have not heard these stories...so precious...our Elvis. Thank you so much Mary for sharing this with us...I will watch the movie...this brought me to tears....he was a beautiful soul.
You make a very good point. What we hear about Elvis in the media are the same exaggerated few stories. There was so much more good in him.
much more to his story- 1000%! thank you so much Janet!
Thank you for sharing these stories xx
my absolute pleasure :)
Thank you for listening to them.👍🤙
The way Elvis was in that interview at Madison , thats him
Excellent video Mary. You are absolutely right in everything that you say. Elvis had a super generous heart. It is aggravating that the media concentrates on the negative instead of the positive. I am sure that you have heard of this but I thought that I would add it. I can’t remember the year. I believe that it would be in the late sixties or early seventies. One of the guys had heard of this black woman with no legs. Elvis promptly told his guys to find the best motorized wheelchair that they could find and he personally delivered it to her. She lived in Memphis. When he got to the house he gave her the chair and picked her up himself and set her in the chair. He also placed $300 in her hand. Apparently the woman never recognized him. One of the guys said to Elvis that she didn’t know who he was. Elvis said that that didn’t matter. All that mattered was that she knew that someone cared. OMG!! Why aren’t stories like this publicized. This is a wow moment. You are right! There are so many more like buying cars for complete strangers. Buying his own ticket for the Aloha concert. Buying a boat for Danny Thomas for Saint Jude’s Hospital. And the list goes on. I just thought that I would share. Please keep up the good work! TCB⚡️
Oh man, the regret I have about not including this story in the video- this is one of my FAVORITES!!!!! Thank you so much for leaving it in the comments. I will share it out on my instagram, if that is okay with you!!! So many golden stories like this.. they need their OWN book!
@@MaryPatricia no problem! Share away. You can always make a small little video to add that story. It would be great! ❤️
Hiya ! I’ve read quite a few books and June Juanico’s book was one of my favourites it’s so innocent and so different from the books that came out after ! Elvis was such a beautiful human being inside and out so I’m so glad that you and your channel are here to let people know about the real Elvis ! Thankyou and keep on talking Elvis ♥️xxx
Wow first time viewer and I have subscribed to your RUclips channel! Nothing but respect for what you are doing thank you very much!! Please keep doing what you’re doing!!
Elvis was so complex- such a generous and talented man. Elvis was an avid reader; he possessed an extensive library of books, including the bible, which he knew by heart. Elvis had impeccable taste, and whilst considered somewhat "unorthodox" , Elvis knew what shoes looked great with what shirt or jacket. Elvis was a pioneer and innovator. Much like his dance moves, his taste was dynamic and well-balanced. Elvis had a stellar voice, the kind that could sound both robust, soulful and angelic. Elvis also perfected Karate before it was a fad craze in the 1970's. Elvis never refused an autograph; he had an excellent memory and was philanthropic without expecting any personal reward. Elvis was unlike any other artist: he had the looks of a Greek God yet always maintained that Jesus was King, putting the cross before the crown. Elvis could sing- and did sing- every conceivable genre, beit Country, Gospel, Rock 'n' Roll, Jazz, Rythm and blues. In short, Elvis was the first major "star" to traverse an otherwise untrodden path in music history. While he passed away at a young age, Elvis lived more lives on screen, on stage and off stage thab any other artist. He also has captured more hearts. It is true what they say about Elvis fans: we are loyal, unwavering, blessed and forever enamoured. ⚡👑
Mary Patricia its so nice to see you again. I hope you're doing well I've missed you take care. 😊
Those stories you told about Elvis are the stories I think more people should hear. He was a really carin person and would give you the shirt off his back. I hate when most people think of him as a bad person. He was so good to his parents and wanted to make sure theu had the very best in life, this is the Elvis I know and love. Mary I sent you a message on Instagram.
Bravo Mary Patricia! I have seen these stories and the youtube movie.... but I had to dig deep. I was on the fence for a long time when it came to Elvis... of course I loved his talents but wasn't sure about the man... discovering just how many stories like these are out there still has me in awe. Thanks for highlighting the huge heart inside our man Elvis. Must admit, this had me in tears! God's grace to you and yours.
Had tears rolling down my face also.(She)Mary Patricia is so lovely and sweet.So passionate too!🙂👏⚡👑🤙
@@bettycalhoun9179 Yes, she is amazing and gives me hope that these stories will live on and not just the negative stuff. Have a wonderful day/evening. Grace to you!
@@elvistherapy3931 Amen,you too.Peace!🙂
great video , they should have atleast made a second film and used her story and the others and they also probably never made even the local news back then ?
Hello. Thanks for great video🌻
Just found you yesterday. So glad I did. Think it is amazing that you are working so very hard to educate fans/viewers about the many good things Elvis did for random people and or organizations. I can tell you a sweet story that happened when Elvis played a concert in Terre Haute, IN. Elvis was staying at the Hampton Inn. The manager decided to close the entire restaurant that evening so Elvis could come down and have dinner and be assured privacy. The waitresses though were use to being busy all afternoon and evening. That meant they usually collected a fair share of money in tips. When Elvis came down for dinner, he talked with the waitress and learned she had 5 children. So he made arrangements for ice cream to be sent home for the children. Elvis soon realized if the manager had closed the dining room because of him then the waitress was missing out on the tips she would have gotten from the other customers. So he left her a $500 tip after their meal. He also had Joe Esposito give her 2 complimentary tickets for the concert that evening. She and her friend attended and Elvis gave her a scarf. I had front row seats for this concert and it was fantastic of course. I think this story is so wonderful, but I only learned about it 8 months ago. I don't know the waitress but I think it shows how thoughtful Elvis was in making up for the dining rm being closed in which case she couldn't earn her usual tips. I was delighted when I learned of the story and I think you will be also. I just know there are a million stories just like this one because Elvis was just the best humanitarian ever. He never forgot his roots and how tough things were when he was a young boy. Hope you enjoy. I'll be following from now on because I love what your doing. God bless you.
thank you Lana for your kind words and for sharing this story. I’m glad to have you here, welcome! Thank you for joining. Can’t wait to share our love for E together!
The greatest thing to happen to music
Thank you so much great stories that show the real Elvis i will always love. :) Xx
You've done a great job, to me Elvis was a greater person than he was a singer/actor/entertainer (and he was the best at that!). The story with the little girl was amazing and he also gave all proceeds from many of his concerts to charities. I don't buy into the Elvis was a party animal taking drugs and other sordid things. The people that truly loved him, never spoke of these things. I'm not suggesting he was perfect but at his essence, he was a devout Christian, an incredibly charitable human being. a loving son and and a loving father.
Thank you so much for your wonderful page
thank YOU!
Thank you so much. It is always so nice to hear these kind of stories.
Excellent share, thank you, Mary!
thank you charles!
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Excellent
Thank you for this video
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I love Mary Patricia, she's great Dave 🏎️
@@karentranter7806 yes she is 💕
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Great video! Being a huge fan I do know these stories and I know there are countless others. You're right, it's always the negative that is spewed out to the public. Thanks for making this video.
Good to see you back 🙌 great stories 😎👑☘ tcb.
thank you patrick!
Elvis was a real person. He made mistakes, he was human not Super man.
I think the media love to make storys about people and I think they could not find bad storys about him they made them up I believe the storys about him are true by the close people he had his family you could tell how generous and thoughtful he was especially children
Only real Fans tell real story of Elvis Presley 100%
Hey Girl,how's things? Really loved this REACTION VIDEO!!! You look beautiful as always,and I love the way you dig into ELVIS,and all the things you uncover about him and share here on your channel with all us ELVIS FANS.The true diehard fans that know what ELVIS PRESLEY was all about. I agree with you that all the good stories about ELVIS seem to have disappeared through the years and now are like URBAN LEGENDS. It's really sad to think that people out there are just looking to write ELVIS PRESLEY off as a HAS BEEN, who has nothing to do with today's music scene. How wrong they are,and how UNINFORMED too!!! I truely love you for all you are trying to do for ELVIS PRESLEY and his PRECIOUS gifts of love andkindness he gave us all. We fellow ELVIS fans love you and stand behind you. You are blazing NEW FRONTIERS for the man we all love and know as ELVIS. I commend you for what you are doing,and wish you all the best.ELVIS would be soooooooo happy to know you if he were still with us,and I believe that you might just well be a part of the inner circle of friends he always had around him. Be ENCOURAGED Mary Patricia, and as ELVIS always said:" Hang tight " As a TRUE FAN of ELVIS PRESLEY'S you rock girl.Also I love your room and the suttle way you have set it up.What an IMPACT it makes on those who watch your channel!!! I Love It!!! You are such a sweet young LADY and you have really given you all to informing us all about the ELVIS PRESLEY you've come to know. God bless you Mary Patricia and keep you safe. I am proud to be getting to know you as a friend and fellow FAN.I hope someday that God will cross our paths, and I will meet you in person and thank you for all the hard work you do and your desire to stand in the gap for ELVIS who isn't here to defend himself. As TRUE FANS of THE KING OF MUSIC,we must stick together!!! I can feel your love that you are sharing here and I am really PROUD to be a part of it!!!Thank you for being you!!! You are a blessed, and PRECIOUS human being!!! Lots of love.SINCERELY!!!
THANK YOU FRIEND!🤍 my appreciation always.
Awesome video as always! Are there going to be more "What Happened?" videos?
Always fly the flag MP! Great Job xx
Elvis was deeply complex and went through things none of us can understand or begin to comprehend and would allude to it in interviews ("it's very hard to live up to an image, put it that way") and was many things- I feel like I'm still learning, being an avid reader and student; it's good to bring up Karen and their pen-pal ship (I only found out a little while ago Diane Lane (!) made a tv movie about this in the early 80s' but did not know it was on RUclips so, thanks Sis!); this kind of thing shows that the good about Elvis wayyyyy outweighs the bad. I think Elvis was intellectually curious which is rarely mentioned (his creative frustration is rightfully mentioned but Elvis was an autodidact who read endlessly), and Jerry Schilling said how, being poor and from the South, they presumed that any drug prescribed by a doctor was *not* a "drug"- people hear this and just think Elvis was a simpleton. No- even ivy leaguers who notably don't go to medical school TEND TO BELIEVE DOCTORS. Elvis was complex but his generosity of spirit speaks volumes. All of this is available for people to read and well documented but people prefer to speak like experts after hearing cultural hearsay. It's lazy and damaging. So Elvis was complex but his sense of purpose as a catalyst towards the downtrodden was utterly sincere- I'm slightly older than you Mary so I've gotta point out how many people (tv hosts, reporters, comedians) were snide and mocked Elvis buying things for people, as if he was trying to be liked. No, Elvis was universally beloved by his fans even if he had some elements of insecurity- Elvis was generous because he *knew* what it was like to have nothing. Elvis was asked early on in 1956 or 1957 how many shoes he had; he gave the number and the reporter asked if it was normal to know; Elvis responded with, I came up with nothing and when you do, you tend to count when you're finally able to afford stuff. I'm rambling but it was nice to see you referenced Denise on IG today (I responded from my band's account)- I found that magazine and it was heart-breaking and moving, that poor little kid. Her smile says everything about those moments and, as I said, we do need to give Col. Parker credit too for taking it upon himself to instruct the venue to construct a special seating area just for Denise.
This is so good, Mary. 🙏🏻♥️
thank you rachel 💗😘😘😘
I read the book and saw the movie and cried in both. I read the epilogue sometimes and that makes me so sad I cry again. When Joe Esposito was asked about it he said he never heard anything about it and didn't think that Elvis actually wrote those letters. I hope he was wrong and that it wasn't one of the secretaries; I hope it really was Elvis. That poor little girl, she suffered so much. After that book, Lena Canada didn't write anything else.
I read in his t he faith of Elvis by his step brother they were driving along in his car because they both liked to go as fast as possible only when it was safe. Anyway Elvis saw a man he looked really down so they stop and he asked his brothet Billy Stanley to take out his wallet and gave the man his money, i carnt remember if it was 500 or 5000 dollars it was one of them.The man looked at money and said to Elvis i carnt take your money Elvis but Elvis said please take it i would like to help. The gentleman was shocked and said his thanks. Billy said that was the norm for Elvis he would do it all the time.He would never
would mention or talk about it to anyone,he didnt do it for that
He did it because he liked to help people he loved to see them smile. I dont care what people say about Elvis, Elvis was a good honest careing and loving man and the world was abetter place when he was in it.
He had trouble with prescription medication 💊 especially when the pharmacist was willing to give him more medication 💊 than allowed.
Pleasss sottotitoli in italiano 😭
Just a note. Albert Goldman has less than Zero credibility so that one doesn't count at all