The brother of Elvis Presley has alleged that the King of Rock n' Roll's death was due to his doctor's actions. The Hound Dog singer died in 1977 at the age of 42, suffering a heart attack while reading on the toilet at his Graceland home. However, Elvis's stepbrother David Stanley has pointed the finger at the iconic musician's doctor, Dr George Nichopoulos, for causing the death.
David alleges that Dr. Nick — who himself passed away in 2016 — overprescribed the singer into an early grave, suggesting prescription drug addiction exacerbated the singer's health issues. Elvis Presley says in documentary ‘no amount of cash’ could 'satisfy' him Riley Keough pursued career in Hollywood - despite Lisa Marie's 'embarrassing' warnings David claims that the doctor prescribed thousands of drugs to Elvis in the months leading up to his death and believes he would still be alive if the doctor hadn't done so.
David, now in his late 60s, is shocked by the amount of drugs his stepbrother consumed and can't comprehend that he needed "33 sleeping pills" to fall asleep. David and his brother Danny were born to Elvis' stepfather Vernon Presley, who was married to Elvis' mother, Gladys, from 1948 to 1958. Speaking to the Express, David claimed: "Dr Nick gave him over 10,000 pills in the last eight months of his life.
Without Dr Nick, Elvis would have died in 21st Century, Nick would be in prison and would have died in prison. The doctors killed him..
. who needs 10,000 pills? Who needs 33.
