Here's what I found on google.com:
In the late 1960s there was a popular theory that Paul McCartney was dead and replaced by an imposter. The Beatles had announced that they would never tour again, and many people wanted an explanation for this - the fantastical Death Theory was the one favoured. The theory suggests that Paul McCartney died in a car accident on the 9th November 1966, and was replaced by someone, named Billy Shears, who had surgery to look like Paul McCartney.
The evidence was contained in clues in the albums released by the Beatles, in the words and pictures they contained. Here then are those clues, and the evidence that claimed that Paul McCartney was dead. Here's the site I got this from:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A277328
2006-08-12 19:42:25
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answered by Anonymous
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As unbelievable as it may sound today, in the fall of 1969 a wild rumor began circulating in the media that Paul McCartney was dead. It all started when a caller named "Tom" phoned WKNR Radio in Detroit and asked disc jockey Russ Gibb if he'd heard that Paul McCartney was dead. The theory was advanced that the Beatles had replaced Paul with a "double" following his death in a car crash in 1966! To support this claim, theorists began pointing to "clues" left by The Beatles in their songs and on their album covers. The Beatles said it wasn't so, that it was merely a coincidence. But the story that Paul was dead wouldn't die. Even famed Defense Attorney F. Lee Bailey got into the act and actually did a syndicated television special on the rumor.
2006-08-12 13:52:54
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answered by Anonymous
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it relatively is the biggest hoax in historic previous ... haha and additionally the suitable merchandising in historic previous! think of! you incredibly think of they'd detect a man or woman lookalike as stable (or greater useful) via fact the unique? undergo in techniques after the (death) Paul almost produced the albums Sgt Pepper (seen the suitable album of all time) , Abbey street, White Album and etc.. On 17 January 1967 John Lennon, a buddy of Tara Browne's, became composing song at his piano at a similar time as idly analyzing London's on an generic basis Mail and happened upon the information of the coroner's verdict into Browne's death. He worked the story into the music "an afternoon interior the existence", later released on the album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts club Band. the 1st verse helpful factors here lines. He blew his techniques out in a motor vehicle He did no longer observe that the lights had replaced A crowd of folk stood and stared they had considered his face till now no person became relatively specific If he became from the domicile of Lords In end, they record Tara Browne's death
2016-11-04 11:16:12
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answered by ? 4
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He married Linda Eastman in 1969, and they also had a daughter, Mary, born the same year.
I have no idea why people would say that.
2006-08-12 13:18:08
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answered by jfmm 7
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People are always quoting "Paul is dead"- but he is still alive... If you look at some of the pictures of the beatles he has his eyes closed as if he's "dead" but that is just a myth and a joke that someone made that stuck on... hope this helps....
2006-08-12 12:58:39
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answered by Anonymous
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He just got divorced...have you been living under a rock? If you play the White Album backwards it says "Paul is dead"
2006-08-12 12:57:20
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answered by m_bordous 1
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Paul McCartney isn't dead that i know of
2006-08-12 12:57:19
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answered by nisssyyyy 3
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Typical Americans, if it's in the press or on TV it must be true, what a nation of morons you are
2006-08-12 13:57:59
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answered by Mike S 3
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He's definitely still alive and I have no idea why people said he died.
2006-08-12 12:55:09
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answered by bakerbride2005 4
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Just cheap news gossip, not facts, is what you are hearing.
Look it up on the internet.
2006-08-12 14:04:23
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answered by Anonymous
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