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Hi, this is William Ramsey.

Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates.

On tonight show, I have a very special guest.

Her name is Tina Foster, and she's just published a book within the last four months.

The title of the book is Plastic Macca, the Secret Death and Replacement of Beetle Paul McCartney.

And it was published on January 22nd, 2019.

I bought and read through the book. I'm also familiar

with some of the material that she had posted on her blog, but she has agreed to an interview, and

we're going to talk about a subject with not a little controversy, a lot of controversy, which is

whether this central figure of probably the most popular band in the world was replaced sometime in the 60s.

So Tina Foster, are you there?

I sure am. How are you?

I'm doing well. Thanks for agreeing to the interview. I'm glad that you agreed to it.

So maybe what we can start off is just talk a little bit about your background and how you became interested

in this this peculiar subject okay well i was i became a Beatles fan in high school

and i started reading biographies back then and then i you know i heard about the Paula's dead rumor but I didn't put too

much stock in it this was before the internet so but I did wonder why Paul changed so

much why he went from hot to not, basically.

But, you know, I was busy with life and getting graduate degrees, including two law degrees.

And then when I was getting my LLM in 2008, I came upon a website that had comps comparison pictures of Paul and Fall.

And I thought, well, I'll just look into it.

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