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In short, it's conceivable that Gordon was in the know and feeding information to La Toya.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginIn short, it's conceivable that Gordon was in the know and feeding information to La Toya. Hi Starchild,But 'in the know' about what then? Knew Michael's advisers/powerfull men about these checks, gave this information to Jack Gordon who then told it to La Toya, who then told the rest of the world about it?
That doesn't change the fact that these checks seems certainly to exist, because La Toya knew about the name on the check, which appeared in the letter of Suspicious, with the exact amount as well.
I have no idea where La Toya would have obtained her information if she didn’t receive it from Jack Gordon, particularly given her limited contact with others (including her mother) while she was entangled with Jack Gordon. I do agree with you that it would be nice to know the actual origins of the letter, and it would be nice to have a better context of the twitter discussion in which the letter appeared.Do, I’m all out of ideas and speculations on this topic.[/color][/font] :smiley-vault-misc-150:
Don't you find it odd that random internet bloggers can come up with the dirt, when all the decades of official investigations into MJ never came up with anything on him ... and I'm damn sure they wanted to.
this mjfacts person does seem to have an awful lot of argument and not a lot of facts, but where did they get this letter?
This piece of crap doesn't deserve the time given him here in this thread.