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The 911 call / Why the caller said "A Gentleman."
« on: January 31, 2010, 11:33:16 AM »
I'm sure all of us have read about the 911 call and seen the videos and recordings on the news and YouTube. We all know that the man who called for Michael did NOT say that the superstar lying on the floor was King of Pop, Michael Jackson. He didn't even mention that he was famous. All he said was a "Gentleman." Why in the world didn't he say it was Michael Jackson? The paramedics would have rushed even faster to MJ's home to make sure he was safe. In my opinion, there is only ONE reason as to why the caller said a "Gentleman" and not "Michael Jackson."
Allow me to explain:
Here at MJDH, we all believe that Michael Jackson has faked his death. This is where the reason as to why the caller called Michael a "gentleman" begins. The one reason as to why the caller did not mention to the dispatch that the gentleman laying of the floor unconscious was MJ was actually because Michael was faking his death. If anyone, especially the police, ever found out that Michael was alive and well, then the caller could be charged for a fake 911 call. For example, if today was a day that the police spotted Michael Jackson alive, and they decided to get a hold of the caller, the caller can easily say "Well, I didn't say it was Michael Jackson laying on the floor. I said a "gentleman".
So there you have it. If someone spotted Michael Jackson alive, the caller would NOT get charged for a fake 911 call.
Thoughts? Opinions?
If this has been posted anywhere else, I'm really sorry... I didn't mean to repost anyone else's opinons.
Allow me to explain:
Here at MJDH, we all believe that Michael Jackson has faked his death. This is where the reason as to why the caller called Michael a "gentleman" begins. The one reason as to why the caller did not mention to the dispatch that the gentleman laying of the floor unconscious was MJ was actually because Michael was faking his death. If anyone, especially the police, ever found out that Michael was alive and well, then the caller could be charged for a fake 911 call. For example, if today was a day that the police spotted Michael Jackson alive, and they decided to get a hold of the caller, the caller can easily say "Well, I didn't say it was Michael Jackson laying on the floor. I said a "gentleman".
So there you have it. If someone spotted Michael Jackson alive, the caller would NOT get charged for a fake 911 call.
Thoughts? Opinions?
If this has been posted anywhere else, I'm really sorry... I didn't mean to repost anyone else's opinons.