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12.21pm (local LA time) (8.21pm BST) - Paramedics respond to a call at Jackson's home. He was not breathing when they arrived but had a personal physician with him. The paramedics performed CPR.As this was happening: TMZ.com report Jackson, 50, suffered a heart attack and paramedics were unable to revive him1pm (9pm) - Star's father Joe Jackson tells E! News 'he is not doing well.'1.14pm (9.14pm) - Jackson arrives at hospital. A team of doctors attempt to resuscitate him for more than an hour.1.35pm (9.35pm) – Jackson is in a coma and his family arrive at his bedside. Sister LaToya Jackson runs into the hospital sobbing.1.45pm (9.45pm) - Hundreds of fans gather outside the hospital, anxiously waiting for news.1.50pm (9.50pm) - 'He had a heart attack,' father Joe Jackson tells E! News by phone from LasVegas. 'He is not OK.'2.26pm (10.26pm) - Jackson is officially pronounced dead.2.35pm (10.35pm) – Fire official tells LA Times that Jackson is in hospital. This is then reported by Associated Press2.44pm (10.44pm) - TMZ.com breaks news Jackson has died, leading Google to crash.3.27pm (11.27pm) – AP reports that a person with knowledge of the situation says Michael Jackson has died4.25pm (12.25am) - CNN reports Jackson has died after confirmation from coroner's ofifice
So, followig the body temperature; was Michael dead 24 hours before? makes no sense! no according to the activities that Michael engaged during the 23 and 24th.If there was a body, was the body of someone who died the day before and then placed in the room?
Quote from: "Gema"So, followig the body temperature; was Michael dead 24 hours before? makes no sense! no according to the activities that Michael engaged during the 23 and 24th.If there was a body, was the body of someone who died the day before and then placed in the room?Yeah, I'm wondering if there could of been a dead body preplanned enough in advance to put in the room after rigor mortis had set in and past the 72 hr rigid time and placed there after it has gone limp again. Then heat up the body to seem like it was hours old. Does anyone know if there is a way to tell how long a body has been dead after the rigor mortis stage has come and gone?Also wondering if it is possible to change the legal name of a corpse? Maybe they had the dead bodies name changed to Micheal Joesph Jackson so any testimony in court would be accurate, just a different MJ!! Anyone know if this is possible?
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This leaves us with three possibilities. There was no body at all, which would require quite a few people to be “in on it”. There was a dummy, not a real human; this reduces the number of people “in on it”, and also makes it easy to duplicate the looks of MJ (but paramedics would need to be “in on it”, because they would not be fooled by a dummy). Or there was a real human corpse, which had recently died. In fact, at different times and places, there could’ve been more than one corpse and/or dummy used as needed.Considering the corpse possibility: do you remember anything about the room being heated extra warm—in the summer of all times {http://www.tmz.com/2009/08/26/jackson-time-of-death-a-mystery/}? Maybe the room was heated to make the corpse feel warm, like it had just died. And do you remember the paramedics saying that MJ had been dead for more than an hour before they arrived—and also that they did not realize it was MJ, and thought it looked like an old man?
.... but paramedics say when they arrived they believed he was dead for at least an hour and maybe longer.... when paramedics arrived the room was sweltering. So Jackson's body temperature could register in the 90 degree range, even if he were dead for a long time.TS said: QuoteThis leaves us with three possibilities. There was no body at all, which would require quite a few people to be “in on it”. There was a dummy, not a real human; this reduces the number of people “in on it”, and also makes it easy to duplicate the looks of MJ (but paramedics would need to be “in on it”, because they would not be fooled by a dummy). Or there was a real human corpse, which had recently died. In fact, at different times and places, there could’ve been more than one corpse and/or dummy used as needed.Considering the corpse possibility: do you remember anything about the room being heated extra warm—in the summer of all times {http://www.tmz.com/2009/08/26/jackson-time-of-death-a-mystery/}? Maybe the room was heated to make the corpse feel warm, like it had just died. And do you remember the paramedics saying that MJ had been dead for more than an hour before they arrived—and also that they did not realize it was MJ, and thought it looked like an old man?So from this point of view, I get that there was a real human body in that room who was dead for more than an hour. And that was definitely NOT Michael.