Joseph Puleo (obituary and solfeggio-frequency reference synthesis)

This source combines a genuine 2008 obituary notice for a Joseph S. Puleo of Clark Fork, Idaho, described as a master herbalist and author, with independent solfeggio frequency reference material that separately identifies a co-discoverer of the six solfeggio frequencies as a physician and naturopath from that same small Idaho town. As an obituary, the notice itself is a real and independently findable public record. Its limit is that this entry is a synthesis rather than a single document, the obituary confirms a real person of that name in that place but does not itself state his solfeggio work, so the identification rests on corroborating detail, the shared small town, rather than a document that names both facts together. The underlying solfeggio frequency claim itself, published together with Leonard Horowitz, a promoter of medical conspiracy theories, should be read as the tradition's own origin story rather than as an independently established musicological or historical fact.