The Calvin Coolidge Still Alive theory refers to the widely-held belief that the 30th President of the United States, John Calvin Coolidge, Jr. did not in fact die on January 5th 1933 as reported but is still alive and well in 2013. The belief stems from the fact that Coolidge was only born in 1872, and is therefore still much too young to be dead. Skeptics of the 'Coolidge is Dead' hypothesis point to the fact that the officially reported cause of death (a so-called 'heart attack') sounds exceptionally unrealistic, as a human heart has never been caught on camera committing a violent act of any kind, and that even if one did assail him, Coolidge, as a former President of the Republic of North America, should have been able to fight it off quite easily.
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| - The Calvin Coolidge Still Alive theory refers to the widely-held belief that the 30th President of the United States, John Calvin Coolidge, Jr. did not in fact die on January 5th 1933 as reported but is still alive and well in 2013. The belief stems from the fact that Coolidge was only born in 1872, and is therefore still much too young to be dead. Skeptics of the 'Coolidge is Dead' hypothesis point to the fact that the officially reported cause of death (a so-called 'heart attack') sounds exceptionally unrealistic, as a human heart has never been caught on camera committing a violent act of any kind, and that even if one did assail him, Coolidge, as a former President of the Republic of North America, should have been able to fight it off quite easily.
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| - The Calvin Coolidge Still Alive theory refers to the widely-held belief that the 30th President of the United States, John Calvin Coolidge, Jr. did not in fact die on January 5th 1933 as reported but is still alive and well in 2013. The belief stems from the fact that Coolidge was only born in 1872, and is therefore still much too young to be dead. Skeptics of the 'Coolidge is Dead' hypothesis point to the fact that the officially reported cause of death (a so-called 'heart attack') sounds exceptionally unrealistic, as a human heart has never been caught on camera committing a violent act of any kind, and that even if one did assail him, Coolidge, as a former President of the Republic of North America, should have been able to fight it off quite easily.
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