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So, first of all, I hope you're enjoying season four of Gone South.

As you can tell, we've taken a different approach to this season.

I hope that's been as interesting for you as it's been for us. We're going to continue

experimenting, doing things differently. And in this episode, we're going to interview Chapman

and McLean Way, the filmmakers behind Netflix's new documentary series, Kings of Tupelo. If you

haven't watched it yet, I want to give you a heads up that this episode contains

spoilers.

The Kings of Tupelo is about a bizarre scandal that took place more than a decade ago in

Tupelo, Mississippi, the birthplace of Elvis Presley.

On April 16, 2013, just one day after the Boston Marathon bombing, an Elvis impersonator named

Kevin Curtis was arrested for mailing rice-and-laced letters to President Obama, as well as a Republican

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