Bob Marley Fake Death, Turns Over It So musician Street

Bob Marley Fake Death, Turns Over It So musician Street

 Last week, the body of an elderly homeless man was found dumped in a cardboard box behind a fast food restaurant in downtown Kingston, Jamaica.

Forensic officers can not immediately identify those who do not have identification mark on him. The only items found belonging to older men it is a faded photograph of the Houses of Parliament in London, dented cans containing a small amount of marijuana and a battered old guitar.

The officer did not ignore the body was granted, the authorities continue to investigate to Jamaica's National DNA Database.

 When the results came out of the lab, the officer could not believe what he saw."I thought it was a joke," said Chief Forensic, Jacob Chambers, told 8 News."My colleague ran into my office waving a piece of paper in the air. 'You're not going to believe this,' he cried. I told him to calm down and explain what's going on. When he told me, I could not believe it," she said.DNA test results showed that the elderly vagrant found the clerk behind the fast food restaurant was none other than reggae superstar Bob Marley."I looked at the results of the DNA tests with wide eyes," Chamber admitted."My jaw dropped to the floor. This must be a mistake. It has been thought Bob Marley died of cancer in 1981 when he walked back to Jamaica by plane from Germany. But if it happens, why the old body lying on a slab in a morgue Jamaica downtown? " he said with wonder.Chambers also argued: "I conclude that someone is giving jokes and told my assistant to label the body with" unknown. "This means he could be cremated by officers and death posed as a man late 60s to 70- an early, without a name. Then things got weird. "

That afternoon, the coroner's office visited by people in sunglasses.They wore dark suits and called themselves 'government officials'.They confirmed that the body was indeed the legend of reggae, and that the death of Marley has been forged in 1981 at the request of a star that already tired of all the attention she got.And just want to live a quiet life into a street musician in Jamaica.The Government of Jamaica also followed the plan Marley, with the understanding they will receive royalties from the most successful album, Exodus.Chambers claimed government officials then wipe Marley's body, along with the results of DNA and forensic reports of deaths.They then left a warning to Chambers and his staff to keep this secret and remain silent about the things that they face."I decided I could not stay silent about it, although it does not have evidence that the government take all of it to a secret location somewhere," said Chambers.

 Once landed in Kingston, Obama immediately visited Victorian home in the center of the city, home Marley from 1975 until the world died in 1981. As reported by Kompas.com, Obama spent about 20 minutes touring the museum, which exhibits relics of the reggae legend, including a gold album and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement award.

Arrival by plane Air Force One became the first US presidential visit to Jamaica since the visit of Ronald Reagan 33 years ago. He was welcomed by the Prime Minister of Jamaica, Portia Simpson-Miller, and the US ambassador in Jamaica, Luis Moreno.

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