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:shock: Oh Holy $@&%! Okay...I need to see if anyone else sees this....check the video @ 4:40.The deputy inside the van lifts something....is that what I think it is??You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPvDlZlDUvo[/youtube]
Snoopy, I rather like that you arrived on the scene. You're really contributing here, I am glad to have you aboard. Great post. But you forget the third option; dummy/cadaver/Live MJ.Live MJ solves the problem of storage and disposal (lol). Live MJ can disguise or hide and be ushered out of anywhere in a multitude of ways. He's been doing it his whole life, really. No different on 6/25/09 if he had to find someway to leave undetected by public or paps. Who better then MJ to leave a venue unnoticed?Live MJ solves the problem of fooling the casual glance. If someone were to catch a glimpse of him on the stretcher; either through the Carrolwood gates or going into the ER at UCLA, it really is MJ on the stretcher so there's no problem. Appearances are kept up. Who's to say at quick glance if he's alive or dead?Live MJ also solves the basic need for MJ to direct and oversee Day Zero, which is so crucial to the 2+ year long project which was to follow.Live MJ lets us see him sitting up on the stretcher and sitting up in the helicopter.Live MJ also completes the story with Van Video and coroner photoshoot in one seamless flow.Using a Live MJ is the simplest scenario that satisfies all of the hoax needs. Live MJ also allows everyone to say it looked like MJ and it was MJ and they worked on MJ, MJ was laying there, etc. Maybe when they gave him the balloon pump they gave it to him and let him play around with it for awhile (ha). They had a couple of hours to kill.I agree with whoever said the overhead view changes the appearance of the "body". I'm so sorry I forgot who it was, it was about 2 pages back and they are right. The full sun reflects off the white surface back at the camera lens and the lens would have difficulty resolving the light balance between it and the background. Because the background is prevalent, the camera adapts as best it can and as a result, the white detail is "lost". The same effect occurs on the van, most notably that the white van appears a white blob, with no small detail to the sides/top. Only stark colors stick out against the white background. Now is it the same body that comes off as goes on? I don't know, but I disagree that comparing the two cameras still frames is proof of a switch.I have seen the dark clothed, presumed, camera man dart into the parking garage behind the coroner van and I agree that this is who, at least is supposed to look like, filmed the van video. Is this scenario the truth? I don't know. I think so, yes, but I'm jumping ahead in levels so I'll stop now and cross that bridge when we get to it.
:shock: Oh Holy $@&%! Okay...I need to see if anyone else sees this....check the video @ 4:40.The deputy inside the van lifts something....is that what I think it is??Hi Snoopy...the gurney that Michael was on belonged to the chopper. They removed the body from the gurney that belonged to the chopper and gave it back to the chopper crew.You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPvDlZlDUvo[/youtube]
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginSnoopy, I rather like that you arrived on the scene. You're really contributing here, I am glad to have you aboard. Great post. But you forget the third option; dummy/cadaver/Live MJ.Live MJ solves the problem of storage and disposal (lol). Live MJ can disguise or hide and be ushered out of anywhere in a multitude of ways. He's been doing it his whole life, really. No different on 6/25/09 if he had to find someway to leave undetected by public or paps. Who better then MJ to leave a venue unnoticed?Live MJ solves the problem of fooling the casual glance. If someone were to catch a glimpse of him on the stretcher; either through the Carrolwood gates or going into the ER at UCLA, it really is MJ on the stretcher so there's no problem. Appearances are kept up. Who's to say at quick glance if he's alive or dead?Live MJ also solves the basic need for MJ to direct and oversee Day Zero, which is so crucial to the 2+ year long project which was to follow.Live MJ lets us see him sitting up on the stretcher and sitting up in the helicopter.Live MJ also completes the story with Van Video and coroner photoshoot in one seamless flow.Using a Live MJ is the simplest scenario that satisfies all of the hoax needs. Live MJ also allows everyone to say it looked like MJ and it was MJ and they worked on MJ, MJ was laying there, etc. Maybe when they gave him the balloon pump they gave it to him and let him play around with it for awhile (ha). They had a couple of hours to kill.I agree with whoever said the overhead view changes the appearance of the "body". I'm so sorry I forgot who it was, it was about 2 pages back and they are right. The full sun reflects off the white surface back at the camera lens and the lens would have difficulty resolving the light balance between it and the background. Because the background is prevalent, the camera adapts as best it can and as a result, the white detail is "lost". The same effect occurs on the van, most notably that the white van appears a white blob, with no small detail to the sides/top. Only stark colors stick out against the white background. Now is it the same body that comes off as goes on? I don't know, but I disagree that comparing the two cameras still frames is proof of a switch.I have seen the dark clothed, presumed, camera man dart into the parking garage behind the coroner van and I agree that this is who, at least is supposed to look like, filmed the van video. Is this scenario the truth? I don't know. I think so, yes, but I'm jumping ahead in levels so I'll stop now and cross that bridge when we get to it.Bec, I would 100% agree with you....that is until about 20 minutes ago.Now I'm a little shaky on the "live MJ" scenario.The Cadaver/Donnor body theory is out the window for me. I was debating with PureLove about the body transport to the van. In some instances the body appears "flat", so I reviewed the video taken that day and came across some interesting revelations.I don't want to prejudice your perspective, so take a look and see what it looks like to you.The video is looped, but the event occurs at :51, 4:40, 5:40 and 8:17.Look closely inside the van.[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPvDlZlDUvo[/youtube]
IF Mike had 'died' on June 25th....he would've been 'loaded' into the ambulance at Carolwood, wheeled into UCLA on a stretcher, he would've been 'loaded' into the helicopter, and he then would've been 'loaded' into the Coronor's van. At least that's the progression of things that we either saw with our own eyes or were told happened (i.e. we didn't see him being loaded into the ambulance at Carolwood...it's assumed but would be a logical assumption if he had really died on June 25th).If the main point of this level is to 'keep it simple' (as TS advised)...then the ONLY thing that would NEED to be 'different' from the 'no hoax, MJ really died' scenario to the 'hoax, MJ is alive' scenario...is that Mike DID all those things, but he was 'alive' the whole time. Would it be 'risky'? Sure. But faking your death is pretty risky in itself. Was there a NEED to have MJ under those sheets, in the helicopter, and then in the coroner van? I'm sure that's debatable. But maybe MJ 'wanting' to do 'it' all himself, overshadowed any 'need'.Did any of that make sense? :lol: Holy crap...he may have just done it all himself afraid/....and why not? If a movie is involved in all this...why wouldn't he play himself in it...dead or alive? Of course, we may come to find out he didn't lol....but if there's anyone that could pull that off AND who is enough of a prankster to do it...it would be Mike.With L.O.V.E. always.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginYou are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginSnoopy, I rather like that you arrived on the scene. You're really contributing here, I am glad to have you aboard. Great post. But you forget the third option; dummy/cadaver/Live MJ.Live MJ solves the problem of storage and disposal (lol). Live MJ can disguise or hide and be ushered out of anywhere in a multitude of ways. He's been doing it his whole life, really. No different on 6/25/09 if he had to find someway to leave undetected by public or paps. Who better then MJ to leave a venue unnoticed?Live MJ solves the problem of fooling the casual glance. If someone were to catch a glimpse of him on the stretcher; either through the Carrolwood gates or going into the ER at UCLA, it really is MJ on the stretcher so there's no problem. Appearances are kept up. Who's to say at quick glance if he's alive or dead?Live MJ also solves the basic need for MJ to direct and oversee Day Zero, which is so crucial to the 2+ year long project which was to follow.Live MJ lets us see him sitting up on the stretcher and sitting up in the helicopter.Live MJ also completes the story with Van Video and coroner photoshoot in one seamless flow.Using a Live MJ is the simplest scenario that satisfies all of the hoax needs. Live MJ also allows everyone to say it looked like MJ and it was MJ and they worked on MJ, MJ was laying there, etc. Maybe when they gave him the balloon pump they gave it to him and let him play around with it for awhile (ha). They had a couple of hours to kill.I agree with whoever said the overhead view changes the appearance of the "body". I'm so sorry I forgot who it was, it was about 2 pages back and they are right. The full sun reflects off the white surface back at the camera lens and the lens would have difficulty resolving the light balance between it and the background. Because the background is prevalent, the camera adapts as best it can and as a result, the white detail is "lost". The same effect occurs on the van, most notably that the white van appears a white blob, with no small detail to the sides/top. Only stark colors stick out against the white background. Now is it the same body that comes off as goes on? I don't know, but I disagree that comparing the two cameras still frames is proof of a switch.I have seen the dark clothed, presumed, camera man dart into the parking garage behind the coroner van and I agree that this is who, at least is supposed to look like, filmed the van video. Is this scenario the truth? I don't know. I think so, yes, but I'm jumping ahead in levels so I'll stop now and cross that bridge when we get to it.Bec, I would 100% agree with you....that is until about 20 minutes ago.Now I'm a little shaky on the "live MJ" scenario.The Cadaver/Donnor body theory is out the window for me. I was debating with PureLove about the body transport to the van. In some instances the body appears "flat", so I reviewed the video taken that day and came across some interesting revelations.I don't want to prejudice your perspective, so take a look and see what it looks like to you.The video is looped, but the event occurs at :51, 4:40, 5:40 and 8:17.Look closely inside the van.[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPvDlZlDUvo[/youtube]I've seen it. I did rewatch it again but I have seen it a thousand times, and I'm probably not kidding. This wasn't missed, the topic of the man lifting the "body" in the coroner's van was tossed around at length in 2009 (no pun intended). Keep watching the tape. He uses both hands and he pics the "body" up with the knot of the sheet. He hefts what appears to be the right amount of weight in making the effort. Watch again, and again, and again. It's spot on.I think it's Live MJ. How fun would that be. I have always loved that theory because it's so much incredible fun even though I didn't think it was very realistic (risk), but now that we have seen trial and know that Dr. Cooper is for sure in on the hoax (tells us she worked on a dead body for over 1 hour and called t.o.d. 2:26), I'm totally fine with this theory being The One. It all fits, start to finish, in perfect lateral progression of Day Zero events.