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« on: April 08, 2010, 02:58:58 PM »
There's a difference between seeing doubles and there being doubles
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« on: April 08, 2010, 01:40:52 PM »
The ambulance picture is not a fake. It's not THAT difficult to figure out how the picture(s) were taken:
[attachment=1:1i080rvj]red shirt.JPG[/attachment:1i080rvj][attachment=0:1i080rvj]red car.JPG[/attachment:1i080rvj]
It's not all THAT mysterious.
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« on: April 08, 2010, 12:42:51 PM »
"By James Desborough, 07/02/2010
POP legend Michael Jackson will make the ultimate comeback... by giving evidence at his OWN death trial as the star witness for the DEFENCE.
Lawyers for Doctor Conrad Murray want to use old video footage of spaced-out Jacko to demonstrate the depth of his drug habit.
Personal physician Murray is set to stand trial on an involuntary manslaughter charge for delivering a fatal drug cocktail overdose to the megastar in June last year.
His legal team hope Jackson's appearance from beyond the grave - which sounds like something straight out of his famous zombie video Thriller - will show Murray can't be guilty.
Addiction
Instead, they will suggest that the King of Pop knew how to self- administer and battled pill addiction for over 17 years.
And in another wacko twist in the courtroom drama, Murray's legal team will also call two of Jacko's three CHILDREN to the stand.
They want Prince, 12, and 11-year-old Paris to discuss how their father constantly complemented Murray and claimed that he was "making him better".
Key videos will include footage of frail Jacko during his This Is It rehearsals and a 2007 court deposition where he discusses his pain medication.
The defence will also show images from 2004 where he slurs his words and appears drunk in rehearsals for a film role at his Neverland home library. Jackson's sister La Toya is furious that Murray is contesting any charges - and has urged cops to push for a murder case.
A legal source close to Murray, who will be charged in an LA court tomorrow, said: "Murray's legal team have quietly but steadily been building a robust defence case.
"A key element will be on-camera interviews Michael Jackson gave where he discusses and admits his drug use and others where he appears to be intoxicated.
"In effect, Michael Jackson himself will be the defence's star witness as they set out to prove he was a seasoned and habitual user and knew how to self-administer.
"The interviews and other evidence aim to show that Jackson had been addicted to prescription drugs for at least 15 years.
"They will try to prove that Jackson was in poor health and therefore the build-up of drugs and the effects of further doses were increased tenfold because of a weakened system.
"For these reasons, they will say Murray is not culpable and should therefore be found not guilty."
The News Of The World revealed last year how Murray claimed Jackson, 51, was an expert in running IV drips, including one for the drug Propofol - which he overdosed on.
Jacko's dependency on painkillers started in 1984 after pyrotechnics used in filming his Pepsi advert set his his hair on fire. He also took Valium, Xanax and Ativan after a civil lawsuit from alleged child abuse vistim Jordan Chandler in 1993.
Despite a rehab stint, he was back on the drugs, which were found by cops who raided the Neverland ranch in 2004.
In his last year Jacko was necking painkillers - Demerol, Dilaudid and Vicodin - all at the same time. The cocktail also included muscle relaxant Soma, anti-depressant Zoloft, anti- anxiety pill Paxil, sedative Xanax and heartburn tablet Prilosec. The singer's autopsy showed he had lethal amounts of anaesthesia drug Propofol in his system when he died, along with a mix of other prescriptions.
LaToya - who famously told us last July that she felt Jackson was murdered - spoke out after Murray returned to LA last week to surrender to cops.
She said: "He should be charged with murder, not manslaughter. It is terribly wrong."
Brother Jermaine, referring to Jackson arrest on child abuse charges, added: "Murray should be cuffed, he should be fingerprinted, he should have his mugshot just like they did my brother!
"It's all on the doctor. It could be first-degree murder, it could be whatever - Michael's not coming back, so where's the closure?"
Crypt
Last week Murray visited Jacko's crypt at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, California.
He was seen walking up to the doors then sitting down on a wall outside as he paused for reflection.
A Jackson family insider said they were "shocked and upset" that Murray went to the star's final resting place.
The insider added: "It just seems like a calculated PR stunt before he's brought to trial."
Currently the LAPD and the district attorney are arguing over how Murray will enter court, either as a volunteer or in handcuffs. He is likely to be given $25,000 bail.
Sources say Murray could avoid a trial by plea bargaining a deal to a suspended sentence with a guilty admission.
Last night a spokesman for Dr Murray had no comment.
"
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« on: April 08, 2010, 12:36:18 PM »
There's a statue of Michael near Best, The Netherlands:
[youtube:wja581je]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZNVL3DCW44&feature=related[/youtube:wja581je]
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« on: April 08, 2010, 12:19:50 PM »
To Mr. Bigshot:
Interesting .........But..........MJ has been in the news nonstop since 6/25. Does that not disprove your entire thesis?? Its been MJ 24/7 with a ton more to come . I imagine watching each step unfold has kept him busy. You don't have to be performing to be creative. ....." have them watch this over here......while the real thing is happening over there".
As far as us knowing what is "normal" for MJ. He has not been on stage for over 13 years. Do you do the same thing you did 13 years ago??? I don't. When MJ says "this is an adventure, an incredible adventure"......think he meant doing concerts and singing the same old songs??? How adventuresom could that be to him?? He did that for 40 years.
Maybe just producing music on his own and hanging with the kids is his new "normal". After all he was off the front page pretty much after 2005 until he returned to LA. Maybe he likes living without insane people at his gates screaming his name or chasing his car? Always worried if someone is plotting some heinous thing against his kids for money? We recently have been told he has 3 full albums coming out, so he has been working under the radar for a long time already. Look at credits for Invincible. He did alot of the album on his own.
This hoax is about much more than just MJ. Think you have changed a little in how you see things presented by the media?? Well said
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« on: April 08, 2010, 06:35:39 AM »
According to the reports the defence is not claiming Michael committed suicide. They suggest it is possible that he became impatient and decided to administer propofol himself.
Dead by one's own hands is dead just the same. Whether accidentally or on purpose. suicide is by definition: The act of causing ones own death. Suicide may be positive or negative and it may be direct or indirect. :roll:
No, that is false. Suicide is the intentional ending of one's own life. It does not include accidental self killing.
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« on: April 08, 2010, 06:13:23 AM »
People that article is ment as SATIRE. It is a satire website. It even says so right beneath the article
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« on: April 08, 2010, 05:47:50 AM »
What are you suggesting here? That these people all think "ow it's a hoax, everybody lets all wear the same clothes as in 2005"? What could be a sane reason behind such behaviour?
I don't get the point, sorry, I think it's silly.
First of all, relax, ok?
Relaaaaaaaaaaax... 
Regarding your comment, i'm not suggesting nothing. I have only posted this pic, because it's a coincidence and it could be have a meaning behind this. If u don't want to find the clue, or you don't like this topic, i respect it...
But please don't manipulate the opinions of the people, telling that this is silly, ok?...
Oh, i forgot it...Sorry for my english...haha 8-)
Don't worry, I'm very relaxed  Just gave my opinion since you asked people what they think of this. I think it's just their special occasion clothes, nothing more to it. I think most people know it's silly, they don't need me to wisen them up.
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« on: April 08, 2010, 05:11:03 AM »
What are you suggesting here? That these people all think "ow it's a hoax, everybody lets all wear the same clothes as in 2005"? What could be a sane reason behind such behaviour?
I don't get the point, sorry, I think it's silly.
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« on: April 08, 2010, 04:03:26 AM »
I'm very sceptical about all these home-made 'celebrities' and their mysterious ways. These 'oracles' all pretend to be 'in the know' or 'know someone around MJ' or even 'know MJ himself', dropping all sorts of vague insinuations that might apply to Michael's case. In doing so, they gather a whole lot of followers around them that analyse every letter they spell on the internet, because 'you never know, they might know something'. After every post or remark, the followers will spend weeks or months to figure out what the heck they ment with some vague remark.
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« on: April 08, 2010, 03:38:43 AM »
That blue suit of hers reminds me of mother Theresa. She is such a beatiful woman even at her respectful age. And I agree, I would have expected her to be totally devastated if Michael died, which (on the outside) she doesn't appear to be. For instance, buying camping equipment the day after the 25th. Many would have been lying in bed crying their hearts out for days or weeks if their child died or in any case be totally dazed.
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« on: April 08, 2010, 03:25:38 AM »
Good article by the Huffington Post.
Theoretically, if the children would need to testify it might not have to be traumatising at all. It could well be that they are very eager to tell their version, what they witnessed in a court of law. At least they would have a feeling that they contributed to get justice for their dad. The worst feeling is to have to stand by and not being able to do anything.
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« on: April 08, 2010, 03:04:04 AM »
I said in the other thread about this that if he was taking these meds it was at the insistence of Conrad Murray possibly telling him they were for high energy during his rehearsals and neglecting to mention the after effects of not being able to sleep. After enough of this roller coaster, Michael would have been beggin to be put down. Please, I just need to sleep. If this was indeed a murder plot, it would be the perfect scenario for Murray to testify in court that no matter what he gave to assist, MJ could not get to sleep, thus MJ begged for more meds and he gave in, all the while pretending not to know why. Doesn't make it right, but it does make for a lame but plausible excuse for his finally pumping that propofol into Michael. Good suggestion
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« on: April 07, 2010, 05:15:20 PM »
According to the reports the defence is not claiming Michael committed suicide. They suggest it is possible that he became impatient and decided to administer propofol himself.
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« on: April 07, 2010, 03:45:32 PM »
[youtube:138wtaag]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B24FA8iYXwQ[/youtube:138wtaag]
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