Michael Jackson Death Hoax Investigators
Hoax Investigation => General Hoax Investigation => Other Odd Things => Topic started by: MJalive999 on July 13, 2010, 03:55:09 AM
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Items of memorabilia from Michael Jackson's concert tours were stolen from a special sales event at the Daimaru department store in Kyoto, investigative sources said Tuesday.
The department store said it found on July 8 and 9 that nine items worth about 169,000 yen were missing. The missing goods include a pamphlet signed by Jackson's concert tour staff and a limited-edition gold disc, it said. The Kyoto prefectural police are investigating the case.
The department store held the sales event from late June, offering about 1,000 products related to the legendary American musical artist, who died in June last year, including his autograph for 400,000 yen. Customers were able to freely touch the items.
"This is the place where fans come to enjoy seeing the goods and it's a shame that such thoughtless acts have happened here," an official at the store said.
The sales event is scheduled to end Monday.
http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/sports/n ... 9000c.html (http://mdn.mainichi.jp/mdnnews/sports/news/20100713p2g00m0sp069000c.html)
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That is sad. I just don't understand how people can do this. They steal memoriabilia and deface the masoleaum. I know MJ is not at FL, but there are still people there that deserve the respect. They paid a fortune to be buried there because of the beauty of it and now some crazy person defaced it. I hope they are being haunted by the folks that are buried there.
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Nothing shocking here......unless there was an obvious clue that would've totally blown the entire hoax. Other than that, I'm not surprised that someone was hoping to either make a buck or just L.O.V.E.S. them some MJ. ;)