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David Bowie's Death Was Faked?

David Bowie did not die.
David Bowie is not dead.
How can this be you ask?

Theorists have suggested that David Bowie's death was staged.
They say that Bowie wanted to get away from public life.

Nobody knew he had cancer.
Allegedly, David Bowie was cremated in secret.
There was no family or friends present!
With no proof of his cremation how can we know he is dead?

Amazingly the truthers or theorists have suggested that shortly after his faked death he appeared on television.
Bowie was famous for reinventing himself.
Now it has been suggested that he had his death faked and is now called Jack Stevens.

I will leave this open to you all to decide

Ah!
The man of many faces has decided to trick us all
David Bowie has resurrected and come back as Jack Steven
What next?
Will Elvis Presley really show up after hiding on the dark side of the moon

David Bowie is dead and Jack Steven looks nothing like him.
If his death was faked then it has been done eloquently

Jack Steven does look a little like David Bowie but I think he really is dead.
I can't see any reason why a superstar would fake his death.
Watch him pop up and say "I fooled you"

If David Bowie faked his death and it was all a hoax did he just want to retire from public eye?
People have paid their last respects and he disappears with all that money?
I am confused

Here's another video of interest on David Bowie's alleged faked death.

Well, if David Bowie "died" to gain yet another fortune and retire from public life I wish him good luck wherever he decides to locate.

And another .......

Robin Hood wrote:David Bowie is dead and Jack Steven looks nothing like him.

I think Jack Steven (who ) looks quite a bit like David Bowie actually.
The resemblance is uncanny.

So is there a place for these dead stars?
Is there a remote island somewhere that Elvis Presley, Glen Frey and David Bowie are retiring to?
Can you imagine that and then up pops Terry Wogan

I was in the pub last night and only three people were in.
I saw John Lennon in one corner, Marc Bolan in another and David Bowie was at the bar.
I said to the barman "its dead in here tonight."