A good friend just asked me a question regarding the details of the autopsy outlined in Dr. Nick's new book. 

He wrote: "Since you got Nick's book too, I was wondering who exactly did they autopsy? There's all these details in there and it's like, "Hey wait a minute.."

Obviously, I am not going to detail anything that Jesse has ever told any of us about the way things were done...no more than he did in his book.

I will tell you only that I have read and have a copy of a letter which Jesse wrote to a mutual friend of his and mine.  In that letter, quite a lot was explained regarding the technicalities of how it was pulled off.  But, those details are totally confidential.  So, this is one thing which I will not document on here...in this instance you will have to accept my word...or just discard this paragraph from your mind.

Below, you will see a page from the book The Death of Elvis What Really Happened authored by Charles Thompson and James Cole.  Within this page are some details about the autopsy...of course, the book goes into many details about everything relating to the "death" of Elvis and the autopsy.  I will say only, that there are so many inconsistencies.  When read in retrospect,  knowing the truth...those inconsistencies are perfectly logical, perfectly in keeping with what really happened.

There are two glaring and very revealing details on this one page:

#1.  The Dr's. estimated that Elvis may have died as early as 9:00 that morning.  So, how do they explain all of the attempts of CPR at the house, in the ambulance, and in the emergency room...on a body which was already in rigor mortis when found in the bathroom?  You can see this statement below at the end of the first paragraph in the full page. 

Elvis had left the bathroom.  We know this because he, himself, was downstairs and signed for a mail delivery sometime around 9:30 that morning...it was a letter from Paul Lichter.  Here is the copy of this signed and dated form.

#2.  The fact that stands out the most is found in the 3rd paragraph of the full page, and enlarged below.  Dan Warlick , the medical examiner's investigator was interviewed extensively by the authors of the book,   These men produced the hour long program on ABC's 20/20 "The Elvis Cover-Up" in 1979.  This included the investigation and report done by Geraldo.  They all spent extended amounts of time in Memphis investigating and did not even find out that Elvis did not even die!!    Geraldo has spent the last 31 years bragging about that investigation and report.  His report on the death of Elvis is as hollow and empty as Al Capone's vault.

Back to the second enlarged paragraph below, you will see that Warlick came into the operating room with his camera prepared to follow the standard procedure of photographing the face of the deceased.  He explains that this was done to leave no doubt later about who this was.   However his boss, Dr. Francisco, ordered him to not take any photos in this case.

There are other details which can be called to attention in this book regarding the events which took place in the ambulance and in the hospital.  Several are:

The mouth, throat and stomach contents had already been flushed !!?? (See 1st paragraph in first enlarged image below.)