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« on: July 03, 2010, 02:45:50 AM »
![]() is it just me, or do you see Dave dave in this picture? Try covering up the hat with your fingers and just focus on Michael's face, but it reminds me a lot of dave dave. could be just a coincidence, but who knows?
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« on: June 25, 2010, 02:36:46 PM »
As June 25th comes and goes, we are reminded, for at least a day, who Michael Jackson was and his everlasting legacy he has engraved in our hearts and souls. while there are many fans today who are coping with the loss of a legend, we on michaeljacksondeathoax forum are reminded that the inconceivable eye does not detect what happens behind closed doors and behind the scenes, but rather, offers a bit of hope that searches for the possibility that this could not be the end. As we continue on this journey to unravel the truth, there are those who still believe, that somewhere in some secluded area isolated from the rest of the world, one man still ceases to exist and is striving for the ultimate freedom in an attempt to rid himself of false accusations and purported allegations. While there are those who have expressed solemn attitudes associated with grief and sorrow on a day that completely sent shock-waves through the lives of many throughout the world, we should be inclined to believe that the man who recorded such hits as "billie jean" and "thriller" should not be underestimated by the quality of his character and should be judged by his incredible intelligence. The center stage is set for all those who choose to participate in an event that could possibly become the most revolutionary move in the history of human civilization.
it is important to realize that though June 25th, 2009 has managed to captivate our identities and is a moment we will never forget until the day we leave this earth, we must venture fourth in a quest to seek justice. Justice, Not only to liberate ourselves from the manipulative and often horrid media, but to also seek a sort of self reliance and to finally find an end to this propaganda.
So it begins, Michael Jackson, wherever you are, as you've recorded in you're song and graced your soul with your wonderful lyrics many times before, you are not alone. I am here for you, though you're far away, I am here to stay. And though your far apart, you're always in my heart. but at least for me, you are not alone. michael jackson, dead or alive, you know i'll always support you in the coming days, months, years. I'll keep you by my side spiritually as well as mentally.
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« on: June 23, 2010, 03:07:43 PM »
Written in march of 2009, two months before his death. Just thought it was kinda interesting that coincidentally after he talked about this subject, he died. speaks as if he knows hes going to die soon. isn't it odd to be talking about death when your only 50? Michael Jackson's Songs Waiting For Posthumous Release
March 1st, 2009 1:30pm EST 8 comments favorite Add to My News
Michael JacksonMichael Jackson has recorded more than 100 songs in secret - but is refusing to release the tracks until after his death, according to a biographer.
The Thriller singer has amassed a stack of tunes but only wants them to be heard by his children - Prince, 11, Paris Katherine, 10, and five-year-old Prince Michael II - after he dies, according to Ian Halperin, author of forthcoming book Unmasked, The Michael Jackson Story.
Halperin says, "I was astonished by the number of songs which have been held back. I was told that he will not let them come out now but wants to leave them for his kids, a very personal legacy to them." You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: June 20, 2010, 02:15:33 PM »
Thought this is worth sharing. died yesterday. You are not allowed to view links.
Register or Login^ Life and career of Manute Bol KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP)—Manute Bol, a lithe 7-foot-7 shot-blocker from Sudan who spent 10 seasons in the NBA and was dedicated to humanitarian work in Africa, died Saturday. He was 47.
Bol died at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville, where he was being treated for severe kidney trouble and a painful skin condition, Tom Prichard, executive director of the group Sudan Sunrise, said in an e-mail.
“Sudan and the world have lost a hero and an example for all of us,” Prichard said. “Manute, we’ll miss you. Our prayers and best wishes go out to all his family, and all who mourn his loss.”
Bol played in the NBA with Washington, Golden State, Philadelphia and Miami, averaging 2.6 points, 4.2 rebounds and 3.3 blocks for his career. He led the league in blocks in 1985-86 with Washington (5.0 per game) and in 1988-89 with Golden State (4.3 a game).
“Manute’s impact on this city, our franchise and the game of basketball cannot be put into words,” 76ers president and general manager Ed Stefanski said in a statement. “He … was continually giving of himself through his generosity and humanitarian efforts in order to make the world around him a much better place, for which he will always be remembered.”
Bol joined the NBA with Washington in 1985 and played three seasons there. He returned to the team briefly toward the end of his career. The Wizards lauded him as a “true humanitarian and an ambassador for the sport of basketball.”
“Despite his accomplishments on the court, his lasting legacy will be the tireless work and causes he promoted in his native Sudan and the cities in which he played,” the club said in a statement.
After the NBA, Bol worked closely as an advisory board member of Sudan Sunrise, which promotes reconciliation in Sudan. .
Bol was hospitalized in mid-May during a stopover in Washington after returning to the United States from Sudan. Prichard said then that Bol was in Sudan to help build a school in conjunction with Sudan Sunrise but stayed longer than anticipated after the president of southern Sudan asked him to make election appearances and use his influence to counter corruption in the county.
He said Bol had undergone three dialysis treatments and developed Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, a condition that caused him to lose patches of skin. Prichard said the skin around Bol’s mouth was so sore he went 11 days without eating and could barely talk.
Prichard said it’s believed Bol contracted the skin disease as a reaction to kidney medication he took while in Africa.
Janis Ricker, operations manager of Sudan Sunrise, said Saturday the organization will continue its work building the school in Bol’s home village in southern Sudan. She said Bol’s goal was to build 41 schools throughout Sudan.
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« on: May 05, 2010, 05:33:12 PM »
Elvis Presely's the day he died. Watching the video below I felt as if that was basically what the Jackson family said happened the day Michael died. wondering if any of you agree. You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: April 29, 2010, 03:11:14 PM »
Aphrodite Jones defends Michael Jackson and blames King of Pop foes for his death Aphrodite Jones' "investigative report" on the late Michael Jackson turns out to be the admiring, near-reverential portrait Jackson once hoped to get from Martin Bashir.
Bashir is the British journalist Jackson let into his life after the pop star was buffeted by child-abuse allegations in the 1990s.
The tacit understanding was that Bashir would use his unprecedented access to show the world Michael was a kind person who loved children and would never harm them.
Instead, Bashir famously decided during the filming that there really was something troubling about Jackson's relationship with kids, and his 2003 TV documentary fed the tabloid fire, rather than quenching it.
Jones, who covered Jackson's 2005 child-molestation trial for Fox News, says Thursday that she was also among those who believed Jackson was guilty.
Not anymore.
Jones uses this hour to rip Bashir and everyone else who ever insinuated that Jackson's interest in children was anything other than loving and healthy.
Nor does she stop with simply defending Jackson's reputation. She charges that Bashir, the prosecution and the media in general might as well have put a gun to Jackson's head because she plants his death in June 2009 squarely at their feet.
Specifically, she and several of her interview subjects say, the cloud from these allegations was the main reason Jackson had trouble sleeping, which is what started him on the cycle of pills that eventually killed him.
While Thursday's show isn't entirely linear, it generally starts in the early '90s, when Jackson faced his first charges of child abuse.
He eventually paid a settlement to the family of that accuser, explaining that he just wanted to avoid an O.J. Simpson-style trial. Jones strongly suggests that cash was all his accuser's family wanted from him anyway.
The Jackson family didn't participate in Thursday's show and, as it turns out, didn't have to, since Michael and his memory get unconditional love and an aggressive defense from people like his manager, Frank DiLeo, and his lawyer, Tom Mesereau.
Mesereau even takes the hit for the infamous morning when Jackson came to court wearing pajama bottoms. Mesereau explains that Jackson was sick that day, but that the judge was so angry, Mesereau advised his client to get to court anyhow - and with only 45 minutes to do so, he had no time to change.
Why someone in Jackson's position couldn't arrange to rendezvous with a pair of pants may seem a mild puzzle. No petty detail like that, however, derails or slows Jones, whose show may have started as an investigation but ends up as a love letter. Read more: You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: April 20, 2010, 08:35:11 PM »
So I was surfing the web and just wanted to know if these are legitimate facts. what do you think? it could be a joke, but I'm not sure. You are not allowed to view links.
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A trickier proposition for faking death-but one that can be virtually foolproof-is to inject or ingest a class of beta-blockers that will slow down pulse to the point where you will appear dead. Metoprolol and atenolol, for example, commonly available beta blockers used to treat arrhythmias and other cardiac diseases, may slow the pulse enough to create the proper effect. On the riskier side is tetrodotoxin, a neurotoxin derived from puffer fish that is rumored to be a favorite of voodoo practitioners; it can give the subject the appearance of being near death or in a “zombie”-like state for days. If any of these approaches is used, it should be noted that they may result not only in the appearance of death but in actual death. This very real danger must be taken into account. This method should also involve an accomplice, since bringing the individual’s vitals back to a healthy state will require the administration of epinephrine to the heart, followed by CPR. Again: This method should be considered a last resort.
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« on: April 07, 2010, 01:31:02 PM »
![]() ![]() This is breaking news to me. Jack White, Guitarist/Vocalist for the White Stripes... Bare any resemblance......? Michael Jackson.  ![]() ![]() And for those of you who aren't familiar with Jack White: John Anthony "Jack" White (né Gillis) (born July 9, 1975), better known as Jack White and often credited as Jack White III,[1] is an American musician, record producer and occasional actor. He is best known as the guitarist, pianist, and lead vocalist of The White Stripes.
During the 1990s, White was a part-time musician in various underground bands in Detroit, while working by day as an upholsterer. White formed The White Stripes in 1997 with Meg White, his then wife. However, they claimed in interviews to be siblings. The band went on to have a string of critically acclaimed albums, with their third, White Blood Cells, catapulting them to international stardom. He was ranked #17 on Rolling Stone's list of "The 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time".[2] White's popular and critical success with The White Stripes enabled him to collaborate as a solo artist with other renowned musicians, such as Beck, The Rolling Stones, Jeff Beck,[3] Alicia Keys, Bob Dylan and Loretta Lynn, whose 2004 album Van Lear Rose he produced and performed on. In 2005, White became a founding member of the rock band The Raconteurs. In 2009, he became a founding member of his third group, The Dead Weather.[4] anyone else agree that Michael Jackson Resembles Jack White?
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« on: March 23, 2010, 07:21:42 PM »
is it just me, or does Janet Seem really uncomfortable as if shes hiding something in her latest interview with robin roberts, discussing MJ's death. Yes, it's true that shes a very shy individual, tender, and sweet, but it just seemed unnatural to me.
[youtube:r8wfdx6c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-iYNY8dK9I[/youtube:r8wfdx6c]
On the other hand, when you take a look at Janet Jackson in an earlier interview (I think the video below is from 2008) Shows herself as a modest but fairly shy and pleasant woman. all her facial gestures seem forced and she doesn't seem awkward at all, compared to the other video.
[youtube:r8wfdx6c]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qvqpZTGEA2o[/youtube:r8wfdx6c]
I was just wondering if anybody noticed that. it seems suspicious to me =O
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« on: March 18, 2010, 06:04:21 PM »
Why don't we look at legitimate cases in previous years of people who have actually faked there death and take a look at how they did it, to perhaps draw some correlations to the MJ possibility? I've found some interesting names and people that have actually attempted to fake there deaths and were successful for quite some time. John Darwin (link provided below ) went into hiding for approximately 5 years before it was discovered that he had been hiding, so, that definitely makes it possible to at least hide for a year if you were smart about it. below are some cases of people who faked there death. Ken KeseyKesey was arrested for possession of marijuana in 1965. In an attempt to mislead police, he faked suicide by having friends leave his truck on a cliffside road near Eureka, along with an elaborate suicide note, written by the Pranksters on drugs. Kesey fled to Mexico in the back of a friend's car. When he returned to the United States eight months later, Kesey was arrested and sent to the San Mateo County jail in Redwood City, California, for five months. On his release, he moved back to the family farm in Pleasant Hill, Oregon, in the Willamette Valley, where he spent the rest of his life.[citation needed] He wrote many articles, books (mostly collections of his articles), and short stories during that time. Marcus SchrenkerOn January 10, Schrenker traveled to Harpersville, Alabama, in a pickup truck carrying a red Yamaha motorcycle with saddlebags containing money and supplies.[10][17] He returned to Indiana after placing the motorcycle in a storage facility, telling the owner he would return and retrieve the motorcycle the following Monday.[10]
On January 11, 2009, Schrenker departed in his single-engine Piper Meridian from an airfield in Anderson, Indiana, scheduled to fly to Destin, Florida.[18] Near Birmingham, Alabama, he made a distress call, telling air traffic controllers that his windshield had imploded and he was "bleeding profusely."[3][6] He then set the plane to autopilot and parachuted out. The plane flew on, crossing Alabama before ultimately crashing in Santa Rosa County, Florida. Military jets that had been dispatched to intercept Schrenker's plane discovered it in flight, with its door open and cockpit empty.[6] They followed the plane until it crashed just north of Milton, Florida at about 9:20pm.[6][19] The plane had flown 200 miles (320 km) on autopilot and crashed 50 to 75 yards from a residential area.[3][19] Upon inspecting the crash site, police discovered a United States atlas and a national campground directory, both of which had the Florida and Alabama sections torn out.[20]
After parachuting to the ground, Schrenker made his way to a private residence in Childersburg, Alabama, arriving around 2:30am on January 12.[5] Appearing wet from the knees down,[5][10] he told the resident he had been in a canoeing accident. He received a ride into town, where he made contact with the local police station. Not yet linking Schrenker to the crash, the police brought him to a hotel in Harpersville, where he checked in under a false name and paid for his room with cash.[5] When police returned later that morning, he had fled on foot into nearby woods.[3] Schrenker then traveled to the storage facility where he had earlier located his motorcycle,[17][21] and then rode the vehicle to a KOA Campground in Quincy, Florida.[20][22] Without offering his name, he told the owners of the grounds that he was traveling cross country with friends, using cash to purchase a one-night tent site, firewood, and a six pack of Bud Light Lime.[20] He was also given access to the campground's wireless internet.[20]
On January 12, Schrenker emailed neighbor and friend Tom Britt, stating the crash was "a misunderstanding" and that he had checked into the motel because he was "embarrassed and scared" of returning home.[21] He also said that he would likely "be gone" by the time Britt read the email.[23] The same day, a Hamilton County Superior Court judge froze the assets of both Schrenker and his estranged wife.[9] Philip SessaregoIn 1993, Sessarego faked his own death claiming he was killed by a car bomb in Croatia. He was seen on television around 2001 under the name Tom Carew. He lived with his family near Stirling Lines at Hereford. Everyone else:Notable faked deaths
* John Stonehouse, a British politician who faked his own suicide by drowning in order to escape financial difficulties and live with his mistress. He was discovered in Australia - where police initially thought he might be Lord Lucan - and jailed.[citation needed]
* "Lord" Timothy Dexter, an eccentric 18th century New England businessman who faked his own death in order to see how people would react. His wife did not shed any tears at the wake, and as a result he caned her for not being sufficiently saddened at his passing.[1]
* Graham Cardwell, a Lincolnshire dockmaster who disappeared in September 1998 and was assumed drowned. Eight months later he was discovered living in secret in the West Midlands. He claimed he had thought he was suffering from cancer (though had not sought medical attention) and wanted to spare his family the trauma of it. He was not prosecuted.[citation needed]
* Alan Kirk Wolford, an American funeral home director who forged his own death certificate in order to evade significant debts.[2]
* Steven Chin Leung, who faked his death in the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in order to evade a charge of passport fraud.[3]
* Dorothy Johnson, an American woman who allegedly faked her death in the September 11 attacks in order to collect on insurance claims allegedly filed by her daughter, Twila McKee. Johnson and McKee were charged in 2003 with insurance fraud.[4][broken citation]
* Ken Kesey, an American author who in 1966 faked his death and fled to Mexico in an unsuccessful attempt to avoid imprisonment on marijuana charges.[5]
* John Darwin, a Briton who disappeared in March 2002 whilst canoeing and was assumed drowned until his discovery and arrest five years later and his trial and conviction the year after.[citation needed]
* Ace Baker, an American composer and 9/11 conspiracy theorist, faked suicide by gunfire while on a live radio show with Jim Fetzer. Baker later admitted the stunt on his blog, calling it a work of performance art, citing his frustration with the rest of the 9/11 Truth Movement.[citation needed]
* Marcus Schrenker[citation needed].
* Samuel Israel III an American hedge fund manager who was facing twenty years in prison for fraud left his car and a suicide note on the Bear Mountain Bridge in an attempted fake suicide in 2008. A year later he surrendered himself to authorities after tiring of life as a fugitive.It should be noted that it was always suspected that his suicide was faked since, among other things, passerby reported that a car had picked someone up on the bridge from near Israel's abandoned car. You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: March 07, 2010, 08:30:40 PM »
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« on: March 06, 2010, 02:06:18 PM »
We are well aware of the fact that many of us believe that Michael Jackson faked his death for one reason or another, whether it's because he felt threatened in his life, or just wanted to get away from pressures of the public eye. So, assuming Jackson infact did prepare for a hoax and supposedly is to return at one point or another, how would this impact a future death in the family? I hope this doesn't occur any time soon, at least, but lets just say that Michael is hiding and his whole hoax is interrupted by a real death in the family, such as his mother or his father. Again, I apologize for thinking this way and I honestly wouldn't want to see something as tragic as death suddenly stun the family, but would something such as this act make Michael want to admit that it had been a hoax prematurely and cause him to come out of hiding? just a thought.
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« on: February 25, 2010, 01:38:34 PM »
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Register or LoginNot sure where this thread is supposed to be, so please forgive me if it's not in the right place. So Stumbled upon these interesting videos about why celebrities that could have faked there death and the reason why they would. Maybe we can find some similarities between the videos and the potential hoax death surrounding michael jackson? Just thought I'd like to share.
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« on: February 14, 2010, 02:29:39 PM »
When Michael Jackson will make his miraculous comeback and shock the world as he did with his music? I'm beginning to think that, should Michael make his historic come back, it's gotta be that day. Everything is playing well into his hands, so it would only be fair to assume such a possibility. I feel that If he were going to show himself at this point it'd be a bit premature, seeing as though I still believe that Michael has work to do despite the fact that he has allegedly gained his positive image persona to some regard. There still needs work to be done, and believe it or not, there are still people who want to bring him down. lets ride this out to the end, folks! Stay tuned.
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« on: February 06, 2010, 11:02:12 AM »
As many of you are well aware, sometimes we just can't find the time to always focus on the death hoax. I have been gone for quite a few days and was wondering if anybody could possibly fill me in summary of what happened since February 1st, 2010 briefly. I heard some rumors that Murray was to be charged soon and that he apparently is going to visit MJ's tomb sometime soon? Strange indeed!
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