The preacher insists he is not Elvis Presley, but his followers hear his voice and remain certain he’s the King.

Elvis Presley’s Death: A Controversial Conspiracy

Since Elvis Presley’s tragic death in 1977, many fans have refused to believe he’s gone. They believe the King faked his death to live away from the spotlight.

Theories and Speculations

Some fans think Elvis hid from the mafia, appeared in Home Alone, visited Legoland, and even worked at Graceland. Today, many believe he’s living as Bob Joyce, a preacher in Arkansas.

Despite Joyce’s repeated denials, fans claim he’s preparing to reveal the truth soon.

Elvis Lives On: The Bob Joyce Connection

Joyce, 72, looks like an older version of Elvis, sings like him, and even speaks similarly. When he performed the gospel song “How Great Thou Art” (which Elvis recorded in 1967), fans went wild.

Many are convinced that Joyce’s voice is unmistakably Elvis’s. One fan commented, “No one else could sing this like Elvis.” Another said, “His voice will never change. I know who he is.”

Joyce’s Response: “I’m Not Elvis”

Despite the claims, Joyce insists he’s not Elvis. He tells his congregation, “I’m not Elvis. I’m here to serve God, not to confuse people.” Joyce is almost 20 years younger than Elvis, who would be 89 in 2024. However, Joyce acknowledges that people find comfort in his voice, and he believes God is using it to heal hearts.

Fans Won’t Let Go

Some fans, however, remain convinced that Joyce will soon reveal his secret. One supporter, Samantha Drummond Dunn, believes that Joyce is preparing to explain why he faked his death and changed his name. She encourages others to watch Joyce’s YouTube videos as proof.

Beware of Fake Accounts

On the Bob Joyce website, a warning about fake accounts cautions users not to believe everything online. The site clarifies that Joyce does not use Instagram or TikTok and has only one official Facebook page.