Michael Jeffery

But, I don't really look at her.

The person that I think probably is responsible here was his manager, Mike Jeffrey.

Now, this guy, there's some shady stuff going on with him.

Number one, he has in his background that he works for an intelligence service.

So the mob's looking for some money.

He's facing financial ruin.

On top of that, Jimmy's been telling his friends, I'm done with Mike Jeffrey.

I don't like the way he's been

And this is what he did.

You talk about the meeting that he had with, I guess, the Beatles manager, right? Brian Epstein.

Well, he hadn't heard of the Beatles.

He's in London on business.

So we rule out drug overdose.

We rule out heart attack.

What's left? Well, we delve into Elvis's relationship with Colonel Tom Parker, his manager, who took 50 cents, 50 percent rather, 50 percent of every dollar, every penny that Elvis made.

I mean, that's unheard of.

Jimi Hendrix.

Conspiracy, Jimi was done in by his manager, Michael Jeffrey, to collect insurance money.

But the fact, the post-mortem by Dr. Robert Tehr, confirmed Hendrix had taken too many sleeping pills and drowned in his own vomit.

While Jeffrey was indeed a shadowy figure with alleged mob ties, no forensic evidence has ever proven foul play.

The press and even his family don't find out about his demise until after his funeral, which for some reason is in France, not back home in the US.

And once the news does reach America, Jim's manager says that he died from a heart attack brought on by a blood clot and possibly a lung infection.

It's a legitimate cause of death, but it's unclear how the manager knows that.

Pamela allegedly tells the French authorities not to do an autopsy.

Like so many celebrity deaths before Jim, these details naturally propel theories of a coverup.

Well, they were out until 3:00 AM partying.

She may even be grateful that Jimi finally got some shut-eye.

He's been overworked and stressed over the decision to fire his manager.