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You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login... Well TS you clearly are trying to confuse us here to keep us busy and working on it to try to get to discover it.. or not with the theories of a dummy and/or a corpse being used while heading to UCLA, why do I think that way?:A) Because you have used the word "WHAT was on the stretcher" where "WHAT" means "IT" and I would never take a corpse as a "THING" but as a dead body (at least in spanish) still a person without breathing, I would always use the word "IT" for a dummy only. ... No intentional confusion. Someone else on this thread interpreted the word "what" to mean that it WAS a corpse; all a matter of interpretation.
... Well TS you clearly are trying to confuse us here to keep us busy and working on it to try to get to discover it.. or not with the theories of a dummy and/or a corpse being used while heading to UCLA, why do I think that way?:A) Because you have used the word "WHAT was on the stretcher" where "WHAT" means "IT" and I would never take a corpse as a "THING" but as a dead body (at least in spanish) still a person without breathing, I would always use the word "IT" for a dummy only. ...
The hoax was planned with 3 layers of protection: #1 Have everyone be in on the hoax, who is planned to be most directly working with the body.#2 Have a real patient, just in case someone gets in the mix who was not originally planned to be there.#3 If all else fails, have the FBI on standby to keep quiet anyone who might find something out that they were not intended to know.
I must agree with your logic once again bec. IF the 911 call wasn't real then a REAL emergency response isn't likely. We know there was an ambulance used to stage the photo - so we can reason that the same one was used for June 25. The photo itself (on the surface) shows the patient was not a hospice-type patient.Obviously there is something about Blount - we are to believe he wasn't scheduled for that shift but if he was part of the plan then re-arranging his schedule makes sense. TS:QuoteThe hoax was planned with 3 layers of protection: #1 Have everyone be in on the hoax, who is planned to be most directly working with the body.#2 Have a real patient, just in case someone gets in the mix who was not originally planned to be there.#3 If all else fails, have the FBI on standby to keep quiet anyone who might find something out that they were not intended to know.Point #3 - theoretically with the FBI on hand to keep people quiet if need be - that argument works with a dummy too. See a dummy? No you didn't. Ok, understood.Point #1 would include the paramedics. Also doctors and coroner.Just a random thought - if a dummy was used and someone at UCLA saw it was a dummy who wasn't supposed to, that person could've been reasoned with that it was a decoy, for MJ's privacy he was brought somewhere else. On that day, with all that confusion, how would an unplanned witness know what's really going on? I realize this might sound silly.TS, I realize that you may be playing devil's advocate in regards to the corpse theory. If that's the case then you can see some of us are trying hard to debunk it.
HOWEVER, what's the chances of finding and procuring a dead body on 6/25/09 that looks enough like MJ to masquerade as his body for personnel not in on the hoax? Even if the facial features don't match (people can be convinced that stage makeup results in MJ's public appearance), what's the chances that someone of the right age, body type/size, gender, and race died close enough to noon on 6/25/09 of some cause that doesn't reveal itself on the surface (stabbing, gunshot, other injury) to be accepted by ER staff operating under the premise that this is a patient who recently died of Propofol intoxication/heart failure?
And again, IF the paramedic team is prearranged, there is no need to "fool" them with a real corpse.
If we are going to dismiss all of these concerns by saying "well the FBI was in charge and they made it all work" then why even bother with all the 911 call/ambulance/paramedics/UCLA docs in the first place? Why can't the FBI just make it so that MJ "died" and that's that? No one needs to see the show that occurred on 6/25/09. Who's supposed to be fooled by all this if the FBI is in charge??The Media, the Public, and the FANS, that's who, and a dead body isn't necessary to fool any of them.So again, we lack motive for the trouble of a real corpse.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login... continuing on my last post ...Notice also that many things were done, to confuse the appearance of the patient.Blount: “he had an IV attached to his leg”, a “nasal cannula … attached to his nose”, “a condom catheter attached to him”; “and all of that was in place, when” Blount “first saw Mr. Jackson”; and Blount “described Mr. Jackson as being very pale and very thin”{~0:50, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login; see also ~12:00, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login}“[Senneff:] The patient was dressed with pajama bottoms, a pajama top; the top was open, the patient was wearing a surgical cap, or something similar, covering his hair; and he appeared to be underweight to me.” {~9:15, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login}Edit: also a strap going under the chin, and around behind the ears and head (but don't ask me to find that one, maybe someone else can find it).“[Senneff:] … his eyes were open, they were dry, and his pupils were dilated.”{~3:45, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login}“Richard Senneff testified when he arrived at MJ's house and saw MJ, he looked like a hospice patient – extremely frail.” {You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login}Edit: also a strap going under the chin, and around behind the ears and head (but don't ask me to find that one, maybe someone else can find it).
... continuing on my last post ...Notice also that many things were done, to confuse the appearance of the patient.Blount: “he had an IV attached to his leg”, a “nasal cannula … attached to his nose”, “a condom catheter attached to him”; “and all of that was in place, when” Blount “first saw Mr. Jackson”; and Blount “described Mr. Jackson as being very pale and very thin”{~0:50, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login; see also ~12:00, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login}“[Senneff:] The patient was dressed with pajama bottoms, a pajama top; the top was open, the patient was wearing a surgical cap, or something similar, covering his hair; and he appeared to be underweight to me.” {~9:15, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login}Edit: also a strap going under the chin, and around behind the ears and head (but don't ask me to find that one, maybe someone else can find it).“[Senneff:] … his eyes were open, they were dry, and his pupils were dilated.”{~3:45, You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login}“Richard Senneff testified when he arrived at MJ's house and saw MJ, he looked like a hospice patient – extremely frail.” {You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login}