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« on: May 07, 2013, 06:43:22 PM »
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Register or Login5/7/2013 3:52 PM PDT BY TMZ STAFFExclusive![]() Michael Jackson has been posthumously accused of molesting a now-famous choreographer who spent lots of time with the singer at the Neverland Ranch ... TMZ has learned. TMZ has obtained legal docs ... filed by Wade Robson ... in which he's asking for money from the Michael Jackson Estate for childhood sexual abuse. Robson -- now 30 years old -- has worked with top names in pop music including Britney Spears, *NSYNC, Usher and P!nk. He has also appeared on "So You Think You Can Dance." Wade met Michael when he was 5 years old and they developed a friendship that lasted for years. By the time Wade was 7, he went for sleepovers at Neverland and MJ's homes in L.A. and Vegas. The sleepovers continued until Wade was 14. Wade even performed to a Michael Jackson song on "Star Search" when he was 8 years old. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=1d33-HgdZbI[/youtube] In 2005, Wade testified in MJ's molestation trial and DENIED Michael ever molested him. Wade's lawyer filed legal docs May 1 asking the judge in the Michael Jackson Estate case to allow him to file a late creditor's claim against the Estate. In the documents, Wade's lawyer says he submitted a never-before filed complaint "for childhood sexual abuse." Wade's lawyer has filed the actual complaint under seal -- which means it's not available to the public. Sources tell TMZ ... the complaint specifically outlines the alleged abuse at the hands of Michael Jackson. Wade's lawyer also mentions a psychiatrist who treated Wade -- the doctor is a leader in the field of child psychology. Interestingly ... in the 2005 molestation trial, Jackson's former housekeeper, Blanca Francia, testified she witnessed Jackson in the shower with Wade when the boy was 8 or 9 years old.
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« on: May 04, 2013, 02:14:52 PM »
@tajjackson3 1h “@YashiBrown: My Grandmother and the Trial You are not allowed to view links.
Register or Login ” Well said cuz. Thought this is interesting. Not about the money, it's about going after the truth. oh and the media of course :icon_geek: My Grandmother and the Trial by Yashi Brown (Notes) on Saturday, May 4, 2013 at 10:49am I normally keep my mouth shut. I usually choose not to speak my mind and give any energy to negativity, opinions, news reports, blog comments, and even over the years I've become less and less interested in watching television for many of these reasons. Let's just say as a close family member MOST of what you see or read or hear from others is FALSE information. I repeat FALSE information. Some is not malicious and just poor reporting on incorrect details and some is. With that said I just want to publicly say my heart goes out to my grandmother right now and the kids and pray she stays strong which I know she will. Lots of slanted accusations flying around reliable news outlets about her DEMANDING 40 billion which is lie and a tactic used to make the family look terribly greedy and desperate, leading to a lack of sensitivity that will overshadow the case. The jury decides the numbers. In the eyes of many out there these aren't human beings, this isn't a son, this isn't a mother, and these aren't children. But I assure you they're no different than the rest of us and if it was your kid you would do EVERYTHING possible to go after the truth and apparently this new evidence brought to her attention could not be ignored. Something is obviously array to put it lightly with these documents and testimonies otherwise the judge would have fully dismissed the trial. This a mother who has a responsibility to her son since he also left her a great portion of his legacy. In this family we have never backed down, took what was given, or allowed ourselves to be bullied. We do our due diligence methodically, sticking to the facts and not getting wrapped up in the bullsh**t. Those of you who are supporters, thank you so much and please try to set the same example by sticking to the facts and remembering we're all human and deserve to be given the same rights as anyone else. ~ Yashi Brown
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« on: May 02, 2013, 09:08:56 PM »
The Jacksons are appealing for the double to come forward and give evidence at the Los Angeles court. Oh god... who's thinking what I'm thinking??
How friggin crazy would THAT be??
Oh god!
Im thinking that it would be AWESOME if MJ played that double of himself
and ACTUALLY WENT IN FRONT OF EVERYONE and tesitified in this AEG trial!!!
I think some big stuff is going down very soon in this trial.
Agree! that would be awesome and so freakin' amazingly crazy at the same time.....love the thought of it :icon_albino:
I still think the O2 guy is MJ, and there's no double in TII. :michael_jackson-1135:
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« on: May 02, 2013, 05:39:45 PM »
The Jacksons are appealing for the double to come forward and give evidence at the Los Angeles court. Oh god... who's thinking what I'm thinking??
How friggin crazy would THAT be??
Oh god!
Im thinking that it would be AWESOME if MJ played that double of himself
and ACTUALLY WENT IN FRONT OF EVERYONE and tesitified in this AEG trial!!!
I think some big stuff is going down very soon in this trial.
I Agree... that would be AWESOME... :LolLolLolLol: I hope so. ![]() Front
Perhaps he will be standing right in front of us---in the FLESH…………
{Michael, wearing a clown suit--or maybe a Pink Panther disguise--removes his garb}
Fans: {in astonishment and disbelief} Michael, is that really you? NO! It can't be!
Michael: Yes, it's really me! {turns around slowly for all to see} Did you really think I ever left?
Fans: {looking hard with scrutinizing, hoaxy eyes suspicious// spinning like pinwheels} Nah…it's not him. It's just some dude in an MJ disguise underneath that clown/Pink Panther suit.
{fans turn and walk away, fraught with disappointment}
Michael: {standing alone…shakes his head…and breaks out into a rendition of 99 Bottles Of Beer On The Wall} 99 bottles of Propofol… 99 bottles of Propofol… take 1 down, pass it around--oops! where did it go?….. 98 bottles of Propofol
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« on: May 01, 2013, 04:28:45 PM »
At first I wasn't sure if him, but I think since Hoaxbook is down Front has created a twitter account.
Today's posts if you're interesting in watching, but it would be nice to see Front post here on the forum.
@frontback777 29m
Ain't nothin' for you...the 2 We got this jive...the 5 25...it's a lie so few milligrams but there's more, you see going down in HIStory
@frontback777 6h
Emaciated...weak... strong...fit Hmmm, 2 different people? Can't be on stage, oh no. "No, sir, I didn't see."
@frontback777 29 Apr
Presumptive power. The magic is in the madness. Keep watchin'.......
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« on: May 01, 2013, 04:05:20 PM »
ABC7 Court News @ABC7Courts
Outside the presence of jury:
Panish: I'm asking for stipulation that MJ's dead. Are you willing to stipulate MJ is dead?
Putnam: Absolutely
Seems like they changed their mind.
Also: @ABC7Courts AEG agreed to stipulate Michael Jackson is dead, but need to think about stipulating that Dr. Murray is the cause of his death. This certainly brought attention to questioning... dead or alive? And then to bring attention to it again by agreeing. Maybe they needed more time to figure out whether it's possible to stipulate a live person as dead. :ghsdf: :suspect: Very funny and strange indeed.
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« on: April 30, 2013, 09:30:49 PM »
This also got me thinking about cryonics.
@ABC7Courts 3h
Senneff said when he moved MJ, he felt he did not have a pulse. His pupils were fixed and dilated, eyes were quite dried
@ABC7Courts 3h
Senneff: "When I picked him up and moved him, he was cool to the touch. I would say less than an hour... Body doesn't get cold that fast"
Then I read Paris tweet with the starbucks coffee pic and an hour ago asking about favorite drinks at coffee bean. ? idk she just deleted it.
There's a science behind coffee grinding " If required, such fine grinding is often best carried out under cryogenic (sub-zero temperature) conditions using materials such as solid carbon dioxide or liquid nitrogen, especially when using impact-type mills."
:icon_eek: ... :icon_lol: anyway.
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« on: April 30, 2013, 08:39:23 PM »
Come on. That is so not MJ!!!
BUT, is it like MJ to let us believe and draw conclusions and make assumptions re: DWD based on all the little gems / statements that are thrown our way?? Absolutely!!
We know MJ is master of illusion, disguise, trickery, doubles etc etc. with all of these talents that he has mastered to a fine art, it makes sense such tactics would be employed in hoax scenario instead of methods (DWD) that have potential to backfire because of whistleblowers.
Great points, I totally agree with you :icon_e_biggrin: "Makes me think of a DWD patient".... doesn't mean I believe it, but you're right we are led to believe it to be a possibility - the scene/witness statements were set up to make it look that way. And now there are still so many inconsistencies with Senneff. @ABC7Courts Cahan went through the emergency medical service report again. It asks the weight of the patient, Senneff estimated 150lbs, 5'09-ish @ABC7Courts Senneff answers 120 calls per month average. He said he got very good at estimating people's weight.
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« on: April 30, 2013, 05:37:46 PM »
Makes me think of a DWD patient.
Senneff: "Patient looked underweight to me." He also said he "appeared to be chronically ill."
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ABC7 Court News ABC7 Court News @ABC7Courts 6m
Panish: How was the patient? Senneff: "To me he looked at the end stage"
To describe someone as at the end stage would be when this person has been ill for a long time, and has now reached the end stage,meaning that the person is very close to dying. Cancer patients usually are described in that way or to be more accurate any person who has been ill for a long period of time.
Exactly, a DWD patient. So how does a drug addict or someone as ill as a cancer patient do what MJ did in 'This is it' footage two days prior to death? And nobody thinks this is weird. I guess MJ was superhuman.
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« on: April 28, 2013, 05:48:58 PM »
I think this is an interesting coincidence. Wondered if anyone noticed this, I found it through twitter: Mockingbird @TrueNewsZone 10h Must be a coincidence.) You are not allowed to view links.
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Register or LoginLa Toya is being fixed up with an entertainment attorney who works with Sony.... at 2:45 The screensaver on the computer resembles BACK's image? I haven't watched all of it yet Part 1 and 2 You are not allowed to view links.
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« on: April 28, 2013, 02:21:47 PM »
In the two days we've been offline (anyone know what that was all about??) I've been looking at stuff relating to this trial. I found this summary which may be of interest:
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N.B. The case number is BC445597 which it doesn't seem to remember, so I think you have to type it in each time you visit the page.
I just looked at the updates to the summary. Has the list of notices - intent to use video recording depositions.
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« on: April 28, 2013, 12:31:49 PM »
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Register or LoginLOS ANGELES (AP) — The most complete account of Michael Jackson's final months is about to unfold in a cramped Los Angeles courtroom nearly four years after the pop superstar's death. Lawyers for Jackson's mother will attempt to convince a jury that the company promoting the pop superstar's 2009 comeback concerts is responsible for his untimely death. The attorneys will try to prove that AEG Live hired and controlled the doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter over Jackson's demise. AEG Live denies any wrongdoing and contests that they hired the physician who for months was giving Jackson doses of a powerful anesthetic in the singer's bedroom to help him sleep. Opening statements on Monday will provide a roadmap for a case that will delve into Jackson's addiction struggles and issues previously unexplored in court. Many of those in the singer's orbit — family, famous friends, doctors and his teenage children — may testify during the months-long trial. Some of the stars listed on the witness list include Quincy Jones, Diana Ross, Lou Ferrigno and Spike Lee. Both of Jackson's ex-wives, Lisa Marie Presley and Debbie Rowe, are also listed as potential witnesses. Katherine Jackson sued in September 2010, claiming AEG failed to properly investigate her son's doctor, Conrad Murray. All but one of her claims has been dismissed, but millions and possibly billions of dollars are at stake. The trial pits the family of a global superstar against AEG Live, a private company that as part of the Anschutz Entertainment Group has helped spark the revitalization of downtown Los Angeles with its venue, the Staples Center. Unlike the 2011 trial that ended with Murray's conviction, the civil trial will explore the troubled finances of both men — a situation that Katherine Jackson's attorneys say created a conflict of interest for Murray that AEG should have been aware of. The Houston-based cardiologist was deeply in debt when he agreed to serve as Jackson's personal doctor for a series of 50 concerts in London dubbed "This Is It." The doctor had liens and owed back child support when he began working with Jackson, expecting a $150,000 a month salary. Jackson died of acute propofol intoxication before the contract was fully signed. The trial is expected to include detailed testimony about other doctors' treatment of Jackson, a subject that was largely off-limits in the criminal case. Unlike Murray's trial, which was broadcast live, the civil case will play out without cameras in a courtroom with only 45 public seats. AEG denies they hired Murray, and have contended he should be considered an independent contractor, a designation many hospitals deem surgeons and other physicians. Katherine Jackson's attorneys, Brian Panish and Kevin Boyle, have repeatedly cited emails sent by top AEG executives referencing Murray's pay and his obligations to get Jackson to perform. Marvin S. Putnam, an attorney for AEG who was not available to comment, has said the company could not have foreseen the circumstances that led to Murray's administration of propofol to Jackson as a sleep aide. AEG has said in court filings that Jackson's family is seeking $40 billion in damages, but Panish denies that's the figure he's seeking. "We've never asked for $40 billion," he said. "The jury is going to decide what the loss is."
The high figure, Panish said, is the company's attempt to "prejudice everybody against the Jacksons." He says the case isn't about money.
"It's about getting the truth," he said. "We'd like to get out all the evidence. The evidence is going to speak for itself that AEG had a lot of involvement and they completely deny responsibility."Jackson's three children, Prince, Paris and Blanket are also listed as plaintiffs on the case.
Asked whether he and the Jacksons are concerned about the image of the "Thriller" singer that will emerge in court, Panish said the trial will show a different side of the superstar. "Mrs. Jackson and her grandchildren suffered a tremendous loss and AEG has never recognized that and continues to deny responsibility," he said. "The other side of the story hasn't been told."A jury of six men and six women has been selected to decide the case. Monday's remarks by Panish and Putnam will provide the jurors' their first true insight into the evidence they will likely hear, and once again pull back the veil of Michael Jackson's private life.
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« on: April 26, 2013, 11:00:57 AM »
One very important question, and please don't make fun of me........ What is Michael doing in that picture?
Don't say flashing!!!!!!
I think he was taking his coat off just looks like he is flashing. :michael_jackson-1135:
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« on: April 25, 2013, 10:21:52 PM »
Who writes this stuff?
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I especially like the line 'it's itchy.....da-da-da-da'
I hope this LaPerruque is a little more informative if he gets to testify.
:LolLolLolLol: No kidding. Maybe it was a LaDaDa Perruque fantasy. The master wizard flasher.... ![]()
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« on: April 25, 2013, 10:13:44 PM »
diggyon, what you said is very true but (here comes the big "but") this statement is so very important since it validates what we've been discussing here for almost 4 years now. For a JUROR and a LAWYER representing a very powerful institution such as AEG (Live) to state in a very public way that they are not entirely sure that Michael is dead is the beginning of Michael's comeback, in my opinion. I think this statement opens the rabbit hole where others who were thinking the same but were afraid to say it out loud will now have enough courage to admit to it without feeling like a freak; this is a very big step in my opinion.
When "Michael is not dead" becomes the truth, the norm, instead of the opposite, then Michael will have to prove this by revealing himself for the whole world to see. The road for Michael's comeback is being paved in such a genius way that it's nothing less than a THRILLER!!!!!
I hope so... I think this has been a mind screw for media so far. :icon_albino: It's going to be an interesting show. I just saw this tweet, @AlanDukeCNN 24 Apr @Pearljr AEG lawyer didn't say MJ is not dead, just that it's an element of the case Jackson lawyers must prove. AEG not giving an inch.
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