James Paul McCartney
(1942-1966) A tribute to The Greatest Genius of 20th century music |
Here we will compare photos that are supposedly of Paul McCartney taken after 1966. It is my assertion that this is not the same man from the last page, but let's just look and see. We'll take two photos from after the time Paul supposedly dissapeared and compare them to confirm that the face of this man also perfectly matches his other photos. First we will compare the Sgt. Pepper's photos with the cover photo from the 45 rpm "Spies Like Us" (November 1985). |
Again we see the perfect match (although
there are some minor cosmetic differences which will be explained further
on). The second photo has his face tilting turned slightly on his right (our left),
and the mouth moves down, and yet even in spite this obvious change in angle,
the faces are still a perfect and conclusive match. All of the core
features fall right on top of eachother and there is no uncomfortable
movement whatsoever in the fade between.
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Now here we begin to get into real
conspiracy territory. The picture below is a small photo found in the
corner of the White Album poster, and also on the second to last page of
the cd booklet. The rumors go that this is a photo of
Paul's supposed double soon after he underwent plastic surgery and shortly before
appearing on the scene in late December of 1966. The man's name is
supposed to be Billy Shepherd ex leader of the "Pepperpots" ("Billy Pepper and the Pepperpots" Band). So logically, if the rumors are correct, and this really
is the face of a look-alike, it will be conclusive match for the face of
the supposed lookalike from 1967's "Sgt. Pepper".
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