Talk:Personal relationships of Elvis Presley

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message: Search this page for "Matthew Verbin" and search the whole of Wikipedia and Google for the same name. He has posted on many wikis a bunch of nonsense, none of which, I suspect, is true.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 134.186.227.222 (talk) 21:22, 24 April 2008 (UTC)
replies: text: Thanks. I have removed the name "Matthew Verbin" from the article. Onefortyone (talk) 14:19, 21 June 2008 (UTC)
thread_title: "Matthew Verbin"

message: On a side note, why are all of his male friends grouped together? What about his father, or other friends? What about the relationship he had with his stillborn brother, that he'd talk to as a kid? Why is it acceptable for each woman (which is heavily incomplete as it is) to have their own part in the article, but when it comes to the males, it's all grouped together?  This article needs a heavy reform, as it certainly isn't B-quality. I'd like to reform it, but I have a few other Wiki projects going on at the moment. KirbyPresley (talk) 01:23, 15 April 2012 (UTC)
thread_title: Reform needed?

message: I don't think that is necessary to have Goldman in every section as if he was the guru.  The Goldman book is a shameless "tell-all" and should not be taken seriously as a source.  Most of the book itself consists of Goldman's jealous opinions of Presley that have little basis in reality.  If you read the book you'll notice he didn't cite much of it.  Also, I don't think Goldman's sl
Albert Goldman's book was am journalism was even taken seriously.  If there's no problem with it I may remove a couple of the more speculative quotes.  I think "According to Albert Goldman, Elvis looked like "a homosexual in drag" and may have been "a latent or active homosexual." really does not belong and is a display of ignorance and hatred moreso than an encyclopedic entry.  UselessToRemain (talk) 20:09, 3 November 2012 (UTC)
thread_title:  Goldman quotes in every section? 

message: The Book are "You Lonesome Tonight" by Lucy de Barbin detailing her lifelong and secret relationship with Elvis Presley since 1953 is well researched and much was confirmed by those that knew Elvis in his younger years in Memphis and Lucy de Barbin in Monroe, Louisiana. All the readers who actually read the book and who published reviews on Amazon about the book thought it fully believable,or when they disagreed, they  still stated it seemed possible. The only attacks on the book I saw were from people who clearly did not read the book. It is amazing that such a compelling book has caused no mention about a relationship between Lucy and Elvis and the birth of her daughter Desiree Romaine Presley in this section. It seems that no mention of it makes the section very incomplete. There are many entries in the section that are much more hearsay than that of the Lucy de Barbin Elvis saga.  This includes sordid and unverified allegations. These should be deleted. The book was written in collaboration with Dary Matera, a accomplished author of many books, a journalist and reporter for The Miami News.  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.199.125.229 (talk) 20:33, 1 November 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Lucy de Barbin and Desiree Romaine Presley Amazingly Left Out From This Section