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@scorpionchik I was thinking of your scenario too in the past. Yes maybe something really happened to him and when he was revived he just decided to remain "dead", I can imagine him telling his managers "just tell them I'm dead". But there's one thing bugging me: why the housekeepers were sent away before the ambulance? Normally I would do that if I had something to hide from them. So what was it they had to hide from them? My imagination doesn't help me this time....reminds me of one of my former employers, who i was told used to send everybody home when the tax collectors came in hmmmm... suspicious//Or maybe it's not even this, maybe they wanted to prevent the employees to take photos of the stretcher, as simple as this.Still, there is a problem: why would the emergency doctors at UCLA cooperate with him to let him escape, because this looks like a crime to me, no doctor in his/hers right mind would involve into such a risky unplanned thing. Could you imagine he just told them "you know docs, i would like to fake my death now" and they went like "OK Michael, you can run away through the back door".
I'm still getting stuck on WHO at Carolwood would need to be 'fooled' by either a real corpse or dummy (it seems we're down to 3 possibilites, those 2 and nothing at all going to UCLA). Remember, the question before us is what or who left Carolwood and went to UCLA...nothing beyond that. I'm thinking there has got to be a logical solution to this and that we're somehow missing something or thinking too much on it (kinda like 7a lol).IF there was NO sting targeting anyone in the house, then those that saw the 'body' most likely were in on it...and I have no issue with that because there wasn't many that supposedly saw the 'body' at Carolwood. There was Murray, the kids, Amir, Mohammad and Alvarez (TS asked us to think of WHO saw the body before the paramedics arrived). So, at this stage anyway, if none of the above were targets of any sting, then why the need for a dummy or a corpse?The only NEED would arise if any of the above had to be 'fooled' into thinking Mike had really died or was in the process of dying. But even then, these are all people that spent a lot of time with MJ....whether they were presented with a dummy or a real corpse, would they not notice that something wasn't right? I mean someone you see every single day (like a parent or sibling...would you not notice if they were replaced with a dummy or some other corpse??). I guess the argument could be made that the dummy was so life-like and MJ looking that they were fooled...but I'm not sure about that. Thinking along those lines, I tend to believe that those who saw the body were in on it because if they weren't, they would've noticed that it was not MJ laying there (regardless of whether or not it was a dummy or some other corpse). IF any of them were targets of a sting and therefore needed to be 'fooled', then the most logical solution to that IMO would be a live MJ playing the part himself (i.e. it would be the most realistic and believable scenario). BUT, then the paramedics most definitely would have to be in on it since CPR and medications given would be dangerous to a live and healthy MJ.However, IF they were in on it (just those that saw the body at Carolwood prior to paramedics arriving), then nothing would be needed because no one needed to be fooled. No dummy, no live MJ, no corpse...no nothing would be NEEDED. At this point, the paramedics enter the picture. IF they are NOT in on it...would a dummy fool them? I highly doubt that, no matter how sophisticated this dummy could be. A real corpse could explain the discrepancies in testimony...however, we have at least one paramedic saying he recognized MJ immediately. Was he lying or telling the truth? We can't know for sure because the testimonies vary. However, the options are 1) ALL the paramedics were in on it, 2) NONE of them were in on it, or 3) only SOME of them were in on it. Again, the problem with a dummy arises whether none or some of them were in on it. If all of them were in on it, then WHY the need for anything? A real corpse, at this point, almost seems more logical than a dummy....but that would all depend on whether or not the paramedics were in on it (or some or none).Putting that aside for a sec...the only other reason I could think of to use either a dummy or a real corpse would be for risk of being seen during transport. But did that risk even exist? The ambu windows are tinted and we know no one got a shot of the inside of the ambu on June 25th. No one saw anything being loaded into the ambulance at Carolwood (the closest thing we have is Ben's vid through the fence, which I still find confusing given the angle and proximity to the gate when compared to the circular drive of the house and the front door)....and no one saw anything, other than a stretcher, being wheeled into UCLA.IF we are gonna SOLELY go on 'evidence' and what we can prove....I would have to say that based on what we have, mixed in with some thought processes/what makes sense....that nothing was 'loaded' into the ambulance at Carolwood (other than a stretcher and the personnel/Murray)...and the exact same (nothing) was wheeled into UCLA.With L.O.V.E. always.
Why would UCLA doctor cooperate? Exactly for the reason I say: BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO ASSIST KOP GET AWAY OF ASSASINS, TO SAVE HIS LIFE. It is part of their duty. If anyone's life threaten they will cooperate with authorites and victim, and coroner writing fake autopcy also perfectly explained here. Either way doctors should be in hoax, whether corpse was used or real Michael was in UCLA.
from scorpionQuoteWhy would UCLA doctor cooperate? Exactly for the reason I say: BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO ASSIST KOP GET AWAY OF ASSASINS, TO SAVE HIS LIFE. It is part of their duty. If anyone's life threaten they will cooperate with authorites and victim, and coroner writing fake autopcy also perfectly explained here. Either way doctors should be in hoax, whether corpse was used or real Michael was in UCLA.Could be. But still.....let's say they revive MJ at UCLA....is it reasonable to think that a person who was just revived can realize immediately he was the victim of a murder attempt and calls the authorities?I am not saying that you could not be right but to me it looks like it is too sudden, I mean MJ had to prove somehow to authorities in less than an hour that he is the victim of a murder attempt and the authorities have to make a quick decision to fake his death. It's like there's not enough time to do all these in an hour and a half or less, the time between the moment he arrived at UCLA and the moment Jermaine announced MJ's death. I mean revive him, MJ realizing someone tried to murder him when under perfusion and medication, calling authorities, proving to them someone tried to kill him and convincing them to assist him in faking his death...I don't know if it is possible.
Where are you I'mconvinced?
Suzy7, I don't think you understood a word of what I said.@PureLove, you have not given me one good reason why a corpse would be required. Like I said: if it is only for creating a scenario, a dummy could do the trick.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginWhere are you I'mconvinced? I have been here the whole time reading along. I took myself/theory out of this thread for a few reasons. I wanted to see how many people would defend the corpse theory and what they would use as evidence to back it up. For me, I am still convinced a corpse was used and I have provided alot of evidence (not opinion only) to back up my theory. I have repeated my theory in many threads and for the most part I didn't think many were backing me in my theories. I felt like I was just being a parrot so this time around I took myself and my theory out of the equation. I surely can't be the only one who is competent to write a coherent theory for the corpse being used.My theory still stands in other threads as what I believe and maybe soon I may bring that info here if TS doesn't move on to 7c to quickly.
Beats me. Nothing seems to fit. None of the theories . I don't know how the hell he did it crash/ crash/ crash/.Going to bed now, hoping that TS will post by tomorrow morning or I'll have a revealing dream /white flag/. bearhug to Michael, wherever you are.the corpse theory would be good but the main problem is how to get a fresh corpse that matchesthe dummy would be good but involves the paramedics nothing is not good because involves too many peopleI give up for today