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« on: July 27, 2010, 05:31:08 PM »
Check this video out. Dr Neil Ratner, he supposedly gave MJ Propofol to MJ during the History Tour. Notice how he dodges the question, but doesnt DENY it either. Im sorry i cant put the video on here, cant embed it.. but click on this link to see it: You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 27, 2010, 04:28:35 PM »
3:24pm UK, Tuesday July 27, 2010
Lorna Blount, Sky News Online
Brittany Murphy's mother has dismissed claims that her daughter and son-in-law were killed by toxic mould found at their home.
Brittany Murphy and Simon Monjack died within months of each other
Sharon Murphy said the rumours surrounding Brittany and her husband Simon Monjack's deaths were "absurd".
It was recently claimed health officers were looking into the possibility that a type of black mould had formed in the couple's Hollywood home, where Sharon still lives.
Speaking to people.com, Sharon denied the claims, saying: "I have never been personally asked by the coroner or anyone from the health department to come and inspect my home for mould.
"In the last eight months, I have been through the most unimaginable events, which no one could ever fathom.
"I have and will continue to be very co-operative and fully comply with any such request."
When 32-year-old Clueless star Brittany collapsed and died in the shower of her Hollywood home in December, an inquest ruled that she died from pneumonia complicated by her use of prescription drugs.
Barely five months later, Murphy's screenwriter husband Simon Monjack, 40, went into cardiac arrest and died of the same causes at the same house.
The revelation last week from the Los Angeles Coroners Office that Monjack died of pneumonia just like his wife prompted speculation something within the house could have affected their lungs.
Mould affects millions of people every year, with infants, elderly, and those with pre-existing health conditions at much higher risk of illness as a result of exposure.
The symptoms of mould poisoning range from a rash and cold and flu-like effects to neurological damage and even death.You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 27, 2010, 01:43:37 PM »
Hi Please check out Jermaines wifes twitter: You are not allowed to view links.
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@kirubreezy I handle all of @jermjackson5 business affairsIts mostly believed that Jermaine introduced Thome to Michael, right? And that Hamilima is the one who introduced Thome to Jermaine. I find it interesting his wife is taking care of all his business needs.... hmmmm.... interesting.
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« on: July 26, 2010, 02:23:49 PM »
Dark Child Reveals Releasing A New Michael Jackson Album With Un-Released Tracks [Video] » by tffhthewriter July 26, 2010, 14:33pm Super producer Rodney “Dark Child” Jerkins has revealed that he will be releasing a new Michael Jackson album with new material. In an interview with VladTv.com, Jerkins revealed that he has a lot of unreleased tracks that he plans on releasing as a tribute to the late great King of Pop. Although it hasn't gained official clearance, Jerkins states that the album will be coming soon. “You know there is a lot of red tape, but it's definitely going to happen.” In the interview Jerkins and Ray J also recalled what it was like working with Michael Jackson. “It was a blessing and a dream of mine since I was a kid,” Rodney said. “Ever since I was 11-years old, I knew I wanted to be a producer and I knew I wanted to work with him.” Jerkins also states that Michael played a huge role in teaching him the business and how to publish his music. “[Michael] played a big part in me learning how to publish my music,” Jerkins continued. “I knew a little about publishing when I came into the game at 16, but when I started working with Michael I was 20 and he taught me about buying publishing and acquiring a catalogue at a young age. So I started buying other people's catalogues and I am still buying people's catalogues and it was because Michael taught me the system.” In addition to knowing the business side of Michael, Jerkins states that Jackson was a lot more down to earth than people thought. “Michael was quiet with people he didn't know,” Jerkins said. “But Michael and I used to kick it in Miami and we kicked it in New York all the time. When “Rock My World” came out, he actually let me test the single at the Ruckers in New York before the single was released; that's how cool he was.” You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 24, 2010, 02:04:25 PM »
This has upset me You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 22, 2010, 05:27:13 PM »
In her book Psuedoscide, Pearl Jnr makes several assumptions and claims about Liz Taylor.
Pearl states that Liz's friendship was "paid for" - that she made Michael pay $1 million to release footage for his Home Movies programme and also MJ paid a lot of cash for some perfume.
Its also claimed Liz Taylor changed her phone number on Michael following the 2005 trial.
However.. watch this......
Does this now debunk Pearl Jnr? This interview of Liz was from 2006
[youtube:b7yii7ls]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxBLx2kbjVY&feature=player_embedded[/youtube:b7yii7ls]
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« on: July 22, 2010, 03:57:32 PM »
Michael Jackson’s children are obsessed with movie making.
The legendary singer died in June last year aged 50. His official cause of death was acute Propofol intoxication by intravenous injection of another, and his personal physician Dr. Conrad Murray has been charged with his manslaughter.
Michael is survived by three children, Prince Michael, 13, Paris, 12, and eight-year-old Prince Michael II, known as ‘Blanket’. The kids are now looked after by the star’s mother Katherine Jackson, and his brother Jermaine says they are thriving.
“My mother raised nine kids, so she definitely knows how to raise them,” he explained. “They love the film business, and they love being behind the scenes. Blanket loves to dance and sing. Prince and Paris love movies. They can tell you about directors and producers and all that stuff.”
Jermaine explained the whole family are pulling together to care for the children, and help them cope with their grief. Regular dinners are set up so the kids see all their aunts and uncles, and they also get taken on lots of holidays. The trio spent the first anniversary of Michael’s death, on June 25, in Hawaii.
Prince, Paris and Blanket love being with their cousins, and relax by playing video games and going to see animated films.
Jermaine was speaking at a dinner celebrating the fifth annual Children Uniting Nations conference in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, and his brother Randy was also there. Randy echoed Jermaine’s sentiment that Katherine is looking after the kids well.
“I feel Michael everywhere,” he told People magazine. “I know Michael's spirit is so much alive. He's guiding me ... us to just keep things going and keep things the way they're supposed to be.”You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 20, 2010, 03:48:58 PM »
GARY, Ind. (AP) — The developer of a proposed Michael Jackson family-themed complex in Gary has received a two-month extension to get registered as a tax-exempt non-profit in Indiana.
Gary City Attorney Susan Severtson says the city’s Board of Public Works and Safety and Mayor Rudy Clay approved the extension for developer Simon Sahouri last week.
She says the transfer of more than 300 acres of land including a golf course and stadium can’t occur until the entity is established under Indiana law.
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« on: July 16, 2010, 12:39:37 PM »
This picture is going around twitter.. supposedly a still from the video that Maura has claimed to have watched showing MJ alive? Thoughts? ![]()
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« on: July 15, 2010, 01:39:00 PM »
I dont know whether im on to something, but these dates have struck me:
death - June 25th 2009 - THURSDAY
burial - 3rd sept 2009 - THURSDAY (70 says after death)
Marriage to LMP - May 26, 1994.- THURSDAY
Marriage to Debbie Rowe - November 14, 1996 - THURSDAY
02 announcement - March 5th 2009 - THURSDAY
This Is it concerts due to start (after getting pushed back) - July 16th 2009 - THURSDAY
Revised dates for This is It - The revised schedule called for 27 shows between July 16 (THURSDAY), and September 29, 2009, followed by a three month break, and resuming in 2010, with 23 more shows between January 7 (THURSDAY), and March 6, 2010.
Can anyone add anymore of these Thursday dates that seem important in MJs life???
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« on: July 12, 2010, 09:30:34 PM »
California could consider acquiring Neverland Ranch as a state park
By Torey Van Oot / McClatchy Newspapers
Monday, July 12, 2010 - Added 42 minutes ago
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — As home to pop legend Michael Jackson, Neverland Ranch housed a working locomotive, a Ferris Wheel and other amusement park rides, a 10,000-volume library and a zoo.
But could the opulent Santa Barbara County estate become home to California’s newest state park?
A resolution is in the works to order state parks officials to study converting the roughly 2,600-acre property into a state park. The state NAACP is backing the idea, and a lawmaker has signaled he is on board to carry the legislation.
"I think Michael’s history is world history and I think it would become the No. 1 attraction for the state parks if we could pull it off," said state NAACP President Alice Huffman, who also serves on the state Parks Commission.
Huffman said in addition to celebrating Jackson’s contributions to music and pop culture, Neverland would join Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park as state parks honoring African Americans. Those factors, she said, would make Neverland a "great, great addition to the state parks system."
Assemblyman Mike Davis, who chairs of the Assembly Committee on Arts, Entertainment, Sports, Tourism, and Internet Media, said while details of the resolution still need to be worked out, he thought the idea made "great sense" when it was first proposed to him at a recent reception.
"If they want to do it, I think it would be a great venture for the Parks Department of the state given the worldwide success (of Michael Jackson) and the fact that the state is lucky to have this property in our state," the Los Angeles Democrat said.
The property is controlled by Santa Monica-based Colony Capitol, LCC, a private-equity firm that acquired the ranch when Jackson was facing foreclosure in 2008. The company declined to comment, though company President Thomas J. Barrack Jr. told Bloomberg News last month he hoped to sell it for more $100 million when the housing market recovers.
While Huffman said she hoped the state could explore partnerships for acquiring the ranch, such a potentially high asking price could be a deal breaker for some stakeholders.
State parks spokesman Roy Stearns said the already cash-strapped parks department isn’t looking to add properties to its portfolio, especially one that would cost $100 million.
"There has been no participation in any discussions about us acquiring Neverland," he said. "At this point in time we have no interest in acquiring the property."
Davis and other supporters also pointed to Tennessee’s Graceland, the privately-owned and operated estate of Elvis Presley, as an example of how such a venture could create revenue. Graceland park operations generated $36 million in revenue in 2009, according to the Memphis Business Journal.
Huffman likened a Neverland state park to Hearst Castle, another high-dollar celebrity dwelling that has come into the state’s hands.
The San Simeon estate of newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst was donated to the state in 1957 and welcomes about 800,000 visitors a year.
A tour costs $24 per person, but Stearns said it isn’t exactly a money-making venture for the state.
"It’s usually close to breaking even, but it’s an expensive place to maintain," he said.
Still, Huffman said the historic value of the property makes the idea worth exploring, even if profit levels are questionable.
"Even if it breaks even, when you’re preserving history and you’re making it available to the public, there are other values to that are assigned more than the money," Huffman said. "I think it would be a money-maker, but (more importantly) I think it’s a piece of California history and world history that ought to be preserved."You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 11, 2010, 05:27:52 AM »
By James Desborough, US Editor, 11/07/2010
YOU ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh are not alone...
Those were the words Michael Jackson always longed to hear... from his pet chimp Bubbles.
For we can reveal the lonely wacko singer spent thousands of pounds trying to get leading THROAT SPECIALISTS to implant VOCAL CHORDS into his hairy pal.
Then he intended to teach Bubbles his Ape-B-C so they could chat long into the night... and go quietly bananas together.
The singer's chimp plan was hatched when he was in his prime-ate in the Eighties, his sister La Toya revealed.
"Michael always wanted to know how to make Bubbles speak and talk," she said.
"They definitely communicated. One morning Michael called me said 'You got to see this - he mimics everything I do'. So Michael starts brushing his teeth and Bubbles looks up and gets a tooth brush and starts brushing his teeth too. Then he wanted to give him vocal chords and asked doctors 'Can I give him an operation so that I can know what his thoughts are'."
Jacko - who died from a heart attack last year at 50 - looked into having Bubble's larynx moved further down his throat to let his airwaves produce word sounds.
Risk
But doctors warned that the operation could harm his hairy pal as it had never been tried before. And the worried singer refused to put Bubbles - who shared his bed and went on the 1987 Bad world tour with him - at risk. But he persisted for FOUR YEARS with his dream - and splashed thousands more flying in ape experts to try to help his pet to speak. Although the sessions worked well, Bubbles could muster no more than an occasional bark or grunt.
Jacko had to let his best mate move out of the family home in Encino, California, when Bubbles got too big in 1988.
"The trainers who came to the house felt the situation wasn't normal and he shouldn't be there," said La Toya.
Bubbles was moved to a California monkey sanctuary, but became a regular visitor at the star's Neverland Ranch.
On visits he slept in a cot in Jackson's bedroom, used the singer's toilet and had food parties. La Toya said: "Bubbles became extremely strong. When he was younger he would slap you and it would not hurt. But now they could knock you out. Sometimes he would swing on a chandelier and fly onto a table, and Michael would scream 'no, no'."
After Jackson's youngest child Prince Michael II was born in 1997, even day trips to Jacko's house were banned. The singer regularly phoned Bubbles to let him hear his voice - but as his kids grew up the calls became fewer.
Scared
By 2003 Bubbles had matured into an aggressive adult chimp, which left trainers scared that he would even harm Jackson. Jacko last saw him in 2004.
In recent years, Bubbles, 26, has been living in The Great Ape Sanctuary in Florida. La Toya broke down in tears when she visited him in May.
Emma Milne - star of BBC's Vets in Practice - last night told us Jacko's plan would never have worked. "Moving the voice box would have made no difference," she said.
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« on: July 09, 2010, 07:59:10 PM »
They talking now on You are not allowed to view links.
Register or LoginIts all over twitter. All i can understand is that the video has a date on it and MJ is reading documents and not looking at the camera. Can anyone tell me more about what the heck is going on?
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« on: July 09, 2010, 09:26:44 AM »
TalkTalk is my home page and today when i logged in they are doing the "oddest celeb death hoax's of all time" Click on this link to see the slideshow... You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: July 08, 2010, 02:10:14 PM »
Hi,
I just want to say im not a believer... Im a truth seeker and i love MJ very much.. i just want the truth.
i dont read the threads about ulluminati, NWO, Elvis, or the doubles theory.. simply because i dont believe them and dont feel they help in any way. Thats my opinion and im certainly not afraid to speak it.
i do think for myself and no one influences me. I spend a lot of time away from the forums doing my own research and speaking to other people also.
A lot of people have done fantastic work here.. so much has been uncovered and discussed. A lot of intelligent people.
I have the feeling that now things have slowed down recently, there is a lot of in fighting and fustrations.. and pointless pressing of some points. I agree that i dont see the point of tweeting constantly about Elvis and MJ.. how is that going to bring him back or uncover the truth?? Seems a waste of time to me.
I just want the truth.. just the simple truth of what happened to Michael. Im not interesting in taking sides or picking fights. We should all be working together to find out the truth.. and its not about proving a theory, either as that is detremental.. not about finding proof he is alive... its about finding out the truth about what happened.. even if we dont want to hear the answer... know what i mean? We must find the truth in order to have closure and for all this to stop.
If the truth is that Michael has died then i want him to rest in peace. This has to end one way or another.. and the only way it will stop is when we get the truth.
Love and light to you. x
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