The 'Paul is dead' myth | Page 37 | Fab Forum | The Beatles Bible

@William Shears Campbell said
Okay I just found this Sgt Peppers cover outtake.

Paul is kneeling while George, John, and Ringo are standing.  Possibly a thrown away PiD clue  

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But how about this one?

Paul is the only Beatle still standing. Does this mean that all the others are dead.

Or maybe not Ringo, as he’s sitting.

And when you add these

where John and George appear to be sinking even further into the “grave”. And might George be playing The Last Post on his horn?

Have we got it wrong all these years, and instead of Paul being dead, he and Ringo survive while John and George are dead! 

Paul came off a scooter/moped in Liverpool in 1965, @Pineapple Records, resulting in the chipped tooth.

There are reports of a car crash involving Paul in late 1966/early 1967, though none of them work unless we’re being lied to! For instance, the November 1966 date given for the fatal crash, Paul was in America with Jane Asher. There does seem to be a citable incident around that time (I can’t remember the date) when one of Paul’s cars was involved in a crash, but Paul had lent out the car, he wasn’t there, and the accident wasn’t fatal.

None of The Beatles have been good at attending funerals over the years. In these later years, such as Sir George’s recent laying to rest, wives and children might be attendance, but not an ex-Beatle in sight.

In the case of Paul’s father, no, he didn’t attend the funeral. He was on tour at the time, but would also later explain his decision by commenting that had he attended then his father’s solemn laying to rest would be turned into a media circus. A commonly used, though understandable, reason given by many celebrities for avoiding such events.

In truth, it is most likely that Paul did not attend because his cordial relationship with his stepmother, Angie, quickly fell off a cliff following Jim’s death. Six of one, half a dozen of the other. Paul quickly turned off the money he’d been paying into Jim’s account, leaving Angie without an income. She started removing items from the family home, claiming they were hers, even though they included items – such as things that had belonged to Paul and Mike’s mother, Mary – which Jim would have wanted to be passed to Paul and Mike.

There was an ugly stand-off for a while, before terms were arrived at. Though what those terms were, nobody knows.