As far as I know, the note he wrote to Jesus was in fact legit. A copy of it is actually etched into his tombstone. Well, for a variety of reasons, I don't think the document was faked that recently. On the contrary - I actually believe it was faked during RJ's time. Reason is, there is a full investigation into the death on the back. Also, Gayle Dean Wardlow is the one who discovered the document, where it should be, filed with the Office of Vital Statistics. Though I am not a fan of Steve LaVere, and his tactics and money making schemes, I do not think he had anything to do with it. I think maybe RJ died, or disappeared, and when people came looking for him (John Hammond?) the document was created. I think he did die over a three day period. But Strychnine doses fatal enough to kill you would kill you in hours. Administered in small does would kill you in weeks, or months. So how did he die in three days? That's why I think it might be a compounded medical issue. I think Carrie Harris is indeed RJ's half sister. But the document shows her requesting a copy of the document less that a month from his death from Memphis. How did she receive word so fast that he had died hundreds of miles away? And even then, why would she request the document at all? If she was told bey a trustworthy source, or family that RJ was dead, why get a copy of the document? I seriously doubt this was common practice amongst blacks in the south. And even then - how did she end up with all the photos of RJ and such? Weird stuff!