Did Paul Kevin Curtis attempt to assassinate President Barack Obama? Truth about the subject from Netflix's The Kings of Tupelo revealed
The man at the center of it all, Paul Kevin Curtis, an Elvis impersonator, was also accused of sending poisonous letters to President Obama and was arrested for it. However, the police didn't have enough evidence, and he was released. It was later revealed that he was framed by a man he had a long-standing feud with.
Chapman Way and Maclain Way broke down their filmmaking process during a 'THR Frontrunners' FYC panel in Los Angeles.
The Way brothers discuss their latest stranger-than-fiction docuseries 'The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga.' ...
The three-part docuseries dives into every wild moment from an Obama assassination attempt to an elephant shot in drive-by, ...
Executive producers behind the new Netflix documentary series “The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga” warned viewers to ...
Netflix's newly released true-crime series The Kings of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Saga takes viewers back to Tupelo, Mississippi—a town known for the birthplace of Elvis Presley.
This is the inciting point for Netflix’s new docu-series The Kings Of Tupelo: A Southern Crime Story. The three-part series ...
The logline for the series teases, “A small-town feud, an internet conspiracy, and an assassination attempt on the president.
The Kings of Tupelo starts off with Paul Kevin Curtis, an Elvis-themed cleaner whose job in a major Mississippi hospital led him down a years-long rabbit hole. In 2013, he was arrested for sending ...
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