Somewhere around the time of the release of Abby Road in 1969, a rumor started. It was a rather silly rumor that Paul McCartney was in fact dead. Sometime before Sgt. Pepper's Heterosexual Friends Wanted club band was made in 1967, he was already known to have died in a car accident at the Pies. Under normal circumstances this rumor would not have gained notoriety, but evidence of fear began to accumulate. Remember that Beatles hadn't been around since 1966 and was related to traveling on his farm and in the studio and Paul spent most of his time there. No one in the U.S. States has at least seen Paul living in public since 66. Since Sgt. Pepper was to tell the truth about the swings and misses, the stay of the three Beatles is believed to have left clues in every booklet. Paul, of course, has been replaced with a Beatles lookalike and a lookalike that can be a healthy continuation of the group. Here, I'm listing all the evidence of Paul's existence dead to what I'm known to have happened. I'm not around for the rumors but here are the ones that were explained to me by the older, wiser Beatlemaniacs. Since the creation of this page will give credibility, clues have been submitted to me where credibility expires. Slowly but surely, as far as new information is concerned... Those acres came to bear with some self-pleasure. I hope the new Beatles swing one foot off it and the older swingers will appreciate it too. Getting certain clues that you will need the vast majority of a CD replica will do for the vinyl version but for that. In order to not have to play the songs later in order for those to apply, I've added the opposite of Lyric's health file. I wanted to end up including better quality reproductions in addition to the present narrower parts and poor quality are those. For the sake of simplicity the booklet titles are in all capital letters in the literature and the song titles are capitalized in general. It begins entirely with: 1. Strawberry Fields Forever (originally itwas assumed that the seemingly right-handed hitter's left-handed field sgt. peppered the early Penny Lane singles) on the end of the song butwas released, and you hear the by far infamous "I Bury Paul" quote in the neighborhood of John. John alternately claimed that he was saying "I'm very tired of lingonberry sauce" or that the sound of his guitar had buried Paul's baritone voice. All may consider John's love of ridiculous language above the public acres but why is there no consistent answer? Paul was alone somewhere around a field towards Pie, running and jumping along a tree, then landing at night and another Beatle entered and Paul watched, hmmm .... In the movie about the anthology and the accomplished Beatles understand the elevation of the song there is also a field of outstretched frustrated right-handed hitters left behind the field where they jumped from the tree. You can read this for a change but from the possible and seemingly plausible metaphors you love the massive presence of the scene.

2. The tight booklet cover conditions you see on the front cover of the group, which looks like it just dug the earth. It's somehow surrounded by flowers in the form of a bass guitar. It doesn't take a lot of imagination to visualize that this is a gravesite, and obviously Paul is due for a baritone. 3. The cover of the booklet has a handful of the real Paul's unwaxed mannequin directly above Paul's head. This can look like a lot but in Indian culture this is a dead giveaway that it doesn't look like it! 4. The booklet cover looks like the Beatles are the highest bishop in the land. It's Paul. In the Beatles earlier movie theater except Ringo they are exactly about the same height. Condition you poor proof look from Mrs. Tussaud is the wax statue. They're exactly the same height except for Ringo. Apparently there is someone posing for Paul.5. On the cover of the booklet of mourning, the wax mannequins of the Beatles apparently look completely miserable and are looking down from the "grave". Special due to the fact that each of them, its sending this one in the direction of the pie, especially Jospeh Elder,skcote@msn.com和克雷格((metsmarching@aol.com)5. The logic of this one jump but my complete booklet dodge will contain it anyway. Having your share of Sgt. Pepper in a slight corner of a front mirror. spelling Beatles literature will go to 231-1438, a phone number in reverse. It is believed that until he found the following clue, a radio music programmer tried to call the number repeatedly and got no answer: the side about the opposite booklet George was heading home on a special line from the highlights - leaving her positive song at five o'clock on Wednesday morning. When the radio music programmer called the number at this moment and on this day he got the following information, Paul was dead. You are following the clues. Good. This is all in an English accent which means that what it says in it was must be true.6. Instead the cover of the booklet Paul's aspect was once again backward in the line towards the pie and higher up in comparison to the others.

In the back page of the literature O.P.D., the real-life stand for the Ontario Provincial Police in addition to the conspiricy stand for the purpose of formally declaring the U.S.A. D.O.A.'s English equivalents are on the armband block of Paul's uniform. Or not, as a matter of fact loyal Canadian Beatlemaniacs have written several of their own say patches to in fact say O.P.P. (not O.P.D.). Which stands for Ontario Provincial Police. Since all of the writing in the direction of you corrected about this point self! Obviously also at some point the position of Bishop Billy Shears (below) should have worked for the O.P.P. ..... .8 Work. This song introduces you to Sgt. Pepper's soliciting heterosexual friends in a club band that is replacing Paul's man. It even shows you his name: Billy Shears. The singer exists to go for a song and he sings poorly to sing that way forward so all of you let your egos introduce you to the one and only Billy Shears. 9. A day in the life of a small car accident in this song is supposed to be Paul's accident. 10. If if you have a CD where it eventually fades away, you have the original recordings, where there is no recording of the normal music that exists on the recordings, and a huge circle of grooves inside of a Beatles' groove. Record a repeat of the leftovers and the bizaare information of the leftovers. If this information is played back, it seems to say back as Superman Will Paul's Erotic Orgasm?Tenpas for this one special thanks to Hannah! Witchcraft Mystery Tour Cover Witchcraft Mystery Tour (1967)-You will need the original booklet 10 for most of these. Another hand on Paul's head 11 above the booklet cover. Page 3 of the movie Paul's Story is sitting next to a desk. The desk in front of him says in boldface notation: "I am" only the notation in question also neglects to refer to the man and "you". 12. When certain light is controlled and tilted into place, it is obvious that the proper way to page 8 this dinner scene is to become a picture of a cranium. I have never seen another hand labeled 10 above Paul's head 14 despite it.13. Look closely at Paul on pages 12-13. he is not wearing any shoes. The first thing they remove from a corpse in India is shoes! Then look about page 13, there are Paul's shoes, but look closely at them. They seem to be red in color like blood in something.hmmm......... Pages 12-13 Paul is again with the others and this time showing his feet in the Pilgrimage (Bishop's Position Clue #26) compared to the taller ones.16. Page 14 There is also a hand on top of Paul's head. This one is on Lord Kitchener 17's RECRUITING poster. Page 18 in the lower picture is labeled, Paul has made a hand over his head.18. Page 23 shows Beatles shamrocks. John has a red one, George has a red one, and Ringo has a red one. But Paul has a black one.19. Page 24 another hand above Paul's head 21.Strawberry FieldsForever sees a hint of yellow SUBMARINE ((1968)) on the cover of the booklet that gives #1 yellow underwater.22. John's hand is above Paul's head on the cover of the booklet. White booklet THE WHITE ALBUM ((1968)) 23. During John's singing of the song for the Onion glass: You know I told you about the walrus and the ego and your knowledge that we are the same as the canisters is closed but there is another clue here for all of you// The walrus is Paul. This one is of course a reference to the movie Witchcraft Mystery Tour in which the group dresses up to wear a slight burn that I am the walrus. Unfortunately, John is not Paul the Walrus. But the clues of the world give us hints. The walrus is the Scandanavian animal symbol for death, so Paul is dead. Coincidentally, John is the walrus and he died early.

24. I was very tired at the end of this rough translation of a part of the song that changed the lyric's existence: "Paul's a dead man, Miss him, Miss him, Miss him". Wait and hear for yourself: Lyric forwards change 25 to Lyric. The "Revolution 9", the Lyric's "Nine" tends to be a rude change of ego on the dead man. I think it sounds more like ego on Devon but it can be a human tendency. Wait till you hear it for yourself: Revolution #9 Forward #9 to Revolution! Abby Road Booklet Cover Abby Road ((1969) 26. The booklet probably includes the most famous of all the clues that Paul's existence died. One out of what looks like a graveyard picks up a four Beatles public acre walk. John was wearing a white dress and Ringo was the caterer. Paul No Shoes is the dead body. George is the gravedigger.27. The booklet puts the 28IF Volkswagon "Beetle" in the back and doesn't forget. If he had lived to 1969, Paul would have been 28 years old. Also on the license plate, Literature on LMW: Linda McCartney Weeps. Because of the reminder of self in the neighborhood that one is due to Sarah! 27. Meanwhile in Clue #15 he is taller, and on the cover of the brochure Paul is as tall as George and John in Barefoot now. Something is wrong here. Change the cover of the booklet right next to the word Beatles right next to the word Beatles 28.The frustration cover of the booklet is 8 black dots. Connect these dots and you'll get number 3. Read it and it says 3 Beatles. Let it be coverLET IT be (1970) 29. Because the mystery was answered, there are in fact no clues in this booklet. As hard as you like you will not find some... Well, maybe you wish. After four years+ of existance at this location, I ended up having recieved a lot of, a lot of e-mails indicating that the red background around Paul was one that pointed to his bloody death ...... Agree with the clue, can I finally accept the clue. It kinda ruins the fun of the story a bit, but there could be a clue there about a right handed batsman to the back of the left field for hire it is... Coincidentally, it wasn't until after I, knowing that there was in fact no new answer in Mystery Was, that the clues about the Red and Frustrated collection (with the exception of the reproduced song in its entirety) were released by the BBC and anthology 1 resided. Anthology 2 contains one clue:

Somewhere around the time of the release of Abbey Road in 1969, a rumor started. It was a rather silly rumor that claimed Paul McCartney was, in fact, dead. He supposedly died in a car accident before Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club band was in 1967. Under normal circumstances this rumor would not have gained popularity, but a lot of weird evidence is starting to pile up. Keep in mind that the Beatles have not traveled to his farm and studio since 1966 and Paul has been playing for most of that time. Anyone that has been in the US has at least seen Paul reside in public **** since '66 . The remaining three Beatles deservedly left clues as each album Sgt. Pepper's told fans the truth. Paul, of course, replaced by a sound are and one looks all so the Beatles can continue as a group.

Here I list all the known events that give me evidence that Paul is dead. I am not around for rumors, but here they are because they were explained to me by the older, wiser Beatlemaniacs . Clues are submitted to me because the creation of this page will make credit in credit because. Please note that I try to update as much as possible to worry ... They are coming slowly but steadily.

I hope the New Beatles get the fans kicked out of it and the older fans will appreciate it. To get some of the cues, you need the vinyl version, but for most discs a copy will do just fine. For those that don't have the ability to play the songs, backwards I'd say the sound files have the lyrics twisted where applicable. I would like to include better quality final texts, but for now they are of the quality of small and poor countries. For simplicity the album title is in all capital letters and the names of the songs are capitalized normally. It all started:

1 . Strawberry Fields Forever (originally it was to appear on Sgt. Band, but with Penny Lane announced earlier in the year as a single)

At the end of the song, you hear the now infamous "I'm Burying the Guards" quote from John. John takes turns claiming that he said "cranberry sauce", "I'm very annoyed", or that, soundly, his guitar has "buried" the sound of Paul's bass. All of the above may be considered ridiculous language for John's love, but why is there no consistent answer? Hmmm ....

(Also, in the film's publicity for the song seen on the Poetry Book and Compleat Beatles, there's an extended scene where Paul is alone in the field, running around, and jumping out of a big tree, and then night falls and the other Beatles enter and Paul belittles them from the tree. (You can read into this scene but you want to, because possible and workable metaphors abound. )

2 . The album cover

If you scrutinize the local front assembly group, it looks as if it just dug the earth. It's surrounded by flowers, some of which shape the bass guitar. It doesn't take much imagination to think that this is a graveyard, apparently Paul's, because of the bass.

3 . The album cover

has more than one hand directly on Paul's head (the real Paul is not wax-mute) . This may not seem like much, but in Indian culture, this is the sign of death!

4 . The album cover

Look and see which is the highest Beatles. This is Paul. In the Beatles, their previous photos, except for Ringo, are all the same height. If you want to see evidence of wax statues by Madame Tussauds. They're all to the same height, but Ringo. Obviously someone is impersonating Paul.

5. The album cover

The Wax Virtual band are looking very sad and looking down on the "serious" obvious mourning. Special thanks to everyone who sent this one, especially Joseph Sr. skcote@msn.com和克雷格 (metsmarching@aol.com)

5. The album cover

It takes a considerable leap of logic, but I included it anyway. Hold your Sgt. Pepper's at a slight angle in front of a mirror. Letters spelled Beatles should be reversed to 231-1438 , phone number. The alleged 1 DJ attempted to call this number a number of times with no answer until he found the following clue: On the back of the album George was pointing to a specific line of the song She's Going Out, this morning at five o'clock. When called by the DJ's number at this time and on this day, he got the following information: "Paul is dead. You're following the lead. Okay. "It was all spoken in an English accent which means it must be true.

6. The back of the album cover

Paul is backward in line and longer than the others, like again.

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patch on the shoulder of the St. Paul Unified Letter Clinic which in real life represents the Ontario Provincial Police, but for the purpose of conspiricy advocates formally proclaimed incurable, the English equivalent of the U.S. DOA

... With or without the OPP, in fact several loyalist Canadian Beatlemaniacs wrote me that the patch actually says the OPP (not added), which advocates for the Ontario Provincial Police. Thanks to everyone who wrote to correct me on this!

Apparently also at some point Billy Shears (see below) was going to work for the organophosphate pesticides ...

8 . Sgt. Lonely Hearts Club Band by Chili Peppers

This song introduces you to the man who replaced Paul. It even tells you his name is: Billy Shears. (The singer will sing / He wants everyone to sing along / Let me introduce you / To the one and only Billy Shears)

9. A Day in the Life

In a Car Crash This song is supposed to be about Paul's accident.

10 . In the infinite loop

In the grooves of the record, if there is no normal music record, the Beatles record bizaare that the message is repeated, much (if you have the original record, if you have the CD eventually disappeared) . If the message is played backwards it seems to say: "Will Paul come back to Superman? "Special thanks to Hannah Tenpas for this one!

Magical Mysteries Magical Excursions includes Mystery Tour (1967), which you'll need for most of the original album

10. The album cover

Another handover of Paul's head

11. Page 3 of the story movie

Paul is sitting at a desk. The sign for the desk in front of him says in bold letters: "I am" (just ignore the sign pointing at the man and "you" too.

12. Page 8

Apparently held in a certain light and tilted in an appropriate way when the picture of the dinner scene became a skull. I have never seen it again.

13 . Page 10

On the other hand to Paul's head

14 . Pages 12-13

Watch Paul closely. He was not wearing any shoes. The first thing they do in India is to remove the shoes from the corpse! Then look on page 13, there are Paul's shoes, but study them closely. They apparently also include something in red, like blood. Hmmm .....

15 . Pages 12-13

Paul was longer than others and barefoot at this time (see clue # 26).

16 . Page 14

However, on the other hand to Paul's head. This time about the recruitment poster Lord Kitchener

17 . Page 18

In the lower picture, Paul has his hand on his head.

18 . Page 23

Look at the Beetles' carnations. John has a red one, George has a red one, Ringo has a red one. But Paul has a black one.

19 . Page 24

On the other hand the head of Paul above

21 . Strawberry Fields Forever

See Clue # 1

Yellow Submarine album cover Yellow Submarine (1968)

22 . The album cover

John's hand is on Paul's head.

The White House album cover of the White Album (1968 )

23 . The Glass Onion

During which John sings the song: You know I told you about the walrus and I/You know that we are close to being available/But here's another clue for you all/The walrus is Paul. Of course, this is a reference to the movie Enchanted Mystery Tour where the group dresses up while singing, I am the walrus. Unfortunately, John is the walrus is not guaranteed. But the clues of the world give us insight. The walrus is a Nordic symbol of animal death, so Paul is already dead. Coincidentally, John was the walrus and he died an early death.

24 . I'm so tired

At the end of the song is reversed part of the lyrics translated this roughly: "Paul is a dead man, miss him, miss him, miss him. "

Listen to yourself:

LyricsLyrics twist forward

25 . Revolution 9

Lyrics "#9" reverses roughly to "Bring Me the Dead". I think it sounds more like "Turn Me On Devon", but it could be personal bias.

Listen to yourself:

Revolution # 9 Forward Revolution # 9 Reverse!

The Abbey Road album cover Abbey Road (1969)

26 . The album cover

Perhaps the most famous of all clues to the dead bail. Four is the Walking Beetle inherited what looks like a graveyard. John, in white, is God. Ringo is the caterer. Paul, without shoes, is the corpse. George is the gravedigger.

27 . The album cover

Don't forget the back of the 28 IF Volkswagen "Beetle". Paul would have been 28 if he had lived until 1969. Also, license plates, low molecular weight letters: Linda McCartney in tears. As Sarah reminded me of one!

27. The album cover

Paul is now as tall as George and John, in bare feet while in trail # 15 he is tall. Something is wrong here.

Reverse Album Cover 28.The Twist Album Cover

The text next to the Beatles 8 black dots. Connect those dots and you get some 3 . Read it and it says 3rd Beatles.

Let's Bedspread is (1970)

29 . No clue as to the mystery of this album is solved. Expect that, like you, you will not find any ...

Well, maybe you will. After four years + the existence of this site, I finally received many emails pointing out that Paul on a red background was a clue pointing to his bloody demise... Yes, all right, I'm finally accepting this clue. Its a bit of a ruined fun story, but all right having a clue makes it...

Coincidentally, as far as I know, there are no new clues to the Red and Blue collections (song reproductions being an exception) that live on the BBC, as well as Poetry Book 1 where after all this, the mystery of being released is solved. Poetry Book 2 contains a bit of a clue: