# Elvis Presley’s Secret Will: Shocking Revelations About Priscilla

In March 2024, a stunning discovery in a Memphis law office unveiled a secret will of Elvis Presley, dated 1976, hidden in a vault for nearly half a century.

Found during renovations at Jameson and Associates, this document—authenticated by experts—predates Elvis’s known 1977 will and reveals a starkly different vision for his legacy, casting doubt on the official narrative of his estate and exposing betrayal by those closest to him, particularly Priscilla Presley.

The secret will, drafted with attorney Harold Morrison, portrays Elvis as deeply suspicious of his inner circle. Noticing financial discrepancies and unauthorized business moves, he sought to reclaim control.

Unlike the public will, which concentrated power among a few, this document distributed his fortune to loyal employees, musicians, and staff, including bodyguards Red and Sonny West, and cook Mary Jenkins. Elvis also planned a $2 million Presley Foundation for Struggling Artists and insisted Graceland remain a private family sanctuary, not a tourist attraction.

For Lisa Marie, he structured a trust with gradual inheritance and emotional support, aiming to shield her from fame’s burdens.

Most shockingly, the will and Morrison’s notes reveal Elvis’s unease with Priscilla’s influence post-divorce in 1973. Despite a modest settlement, she positioned herself within his business empire, aligning with key figures like Colonel Tom Parker.

Elvis suspected she received sensitive information, a concern supported by phone records showing frequent contact with his legal team and Morrison’s office before the attorney’s sudden death in 1978.

Morrison’s demise, officially cardiac arrest, now appears suspicious, with modern forensics detecting digitalis in his remains, hinting at foul play to suppress the will.

The secret will’s suppression led to Lisa Marie’s unprotected inheritance at 25, contributing to her struggles, while Graceland’s commercialization directly violated Elvis’s wishes.

A “resurrection clause” in the document, designed as a posthumous trap, imposes triple damages on those who profited from hiding it, potentially ruining Priscilla financially. It also mandates exposure of betrayals, supported by Morrison’s confession of threats and recorded evidence of a conspiracy.

Legal battles now loom, with lawsuits from staff and Jerry Schilling seeking to void decades of estate decisions. Investigations into Morrison’s death and potential fraud by Priscilla could lead to charges, while global licensing deals face invalidation.

Graceland’s future hangs in balance, with tours suspended to honor Elvis’s intent. This secret will isn’t just a legal artifact; it’s Elvis’s final act of defiance, ensuring his voice resonates beyond the grave, exposing greed and restoring his true legacy for Lisa Marie’s heirs, despite nearly 50 years of deception.