Conspiracy website claims Avril Lavigne died years ago, was replaced by body double - New York Daily News
Avril Lavigne Finally Responds to Conspiracy Theory That Says She Died - E! Online - AP
Conspiracy theory that Avril Lavigne died sweeps internet | Daily Mail Online
Avril Lavigne makes a rare appearance in West Hollywood | Daily Mail Online
COMPLOTTHEORIE: Avril Lavigne in 2003 vervangen door dubbelganger | MTV België
Who is Avril Lavigne? Or Should We Say Melissa? | Washington Square News
Avril Lavigne was CLONED and replaced by 'Melissa' in 2003, says bizarre conspiracy that's reemerged online
Petition · A Picture of Avril and Melissa: The Only Proof of Life · Change.org
There's Now So Much 'Evidence' For The 'Avril Lavigne Has Been Dead For 13 Years'... - Capital
Is Emo Avril Lavigne Dead? - YouTube
So complicated: Why the relentless Avril Lavigne clone conspiracy persists | CBC News
Avril Lavigne Opens Up About Her Struggle With Lyme Disease | Good Morning America | ABC News - YouTube
The Avril Lavigne conspiracy theory returns - BBC News
La extraña historia de la muerte de Avril Lavigne, suplantada por una doble
Avril Lavigne 'dead' conspiracy theory re-emerges as fans continue to claim she 'died in 2003 and was replaced'
Is Emo Avril Lavigne Dead? - YouTube
Who is Avril Lavigne? Or Should We Say Melissa? | Washington Square News
Avril Lavigne conspiracy starts a 'conspiracy thread' Twitter meme - Insider
will defries on Twitter: "Avril Lavigne died in 2003 and was replaced by Melissa Vandella, a friend and doppelgänger. You can continue to deny this but the internet never forgets. Which side
Avril Lavigne: Avril Lavigne dead and replaced by a clone?
Avril Lavigne rompe el silencio y habla sobre la teoría que murió y fue reemplazada | elPeriódico de Guatemala
Avril Lavigne Breaks Silence On Conspiracy That She's Dead: 'Why Would They Think That?' – My Vue News
Avril Lavigne Opens Up About Her Struggle With Lyme Disease | Good Morning America | ABC News - YouTube
Why fans think Avril Lavigne died and was replaced by a clone named Melissa | Life and style | The Guardian
