Michael Jackson Death Hoax Investigators
Hoax Investigation => After June 25, 2009 => The Memorial => Topic started by: hesouttamylife on July 07, 2012, 01:54:48 PM
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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jo0OvZbPY4g[/youtube]
:icon_e_sad: Sadly I was glued to the television weeping my heart out trying to make sense of what had been played out on June 25, 2009 and what was being played out right in front of my eyes. It was a day I will never forget and pains me to remember.
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Yep right there with ya...I spent a fair amount of the day the same way...watching the coverage and bawling my eyes out. Then a funny thing happened. The more I saw and heard the more I started thinking what the hell? This day...3 years ago...is when I starting doubting the story and looking for truth. I'm sure that a lot of hoaxers took their baby steps that day with me...lol.
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I also glued to the TV, my eyes were so swollen that China seemed to hear soon very soon, and I was listening and something clicked in my head, followed by watching the screen and showed I'm alive and I'm here forever . Alli hoax began my staff. Looking back now it does not hurt because my faith is stronger than sadness, which still remains, but sadness of not knowing MJ is well and happy.
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Love4Michael +1
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I can only remember I sat on my own and watched it from start to finish with a big box of tissues. I would not be able to watch that You Tube video even now. :'(
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I was crying, then questioning, :over-react-smiley: then cried while watching the memorial....then I thought, wait a minute...are they wearing yellow roses? :icon_albino:
goofy ode to yellow...joy.
wear yellow next time you are out and about - should you be so bold, wear that bright happy color that'll shed some light on my doubt, give me a sign and lift my spirit as high as that yellow sun up in the sky, or like an arctic yellow song bird, singing sweet songs to a lonely heart.
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I watched the memorial on a very small tv set during my holidays, crying my eyes out, I still couldn't believe it :icon_cry: Back home I watched it again on YT, the more I watched the more I felt something's up but I couldn't put my finger on it :icon_e_confused:
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I had taken a day of holidays from work to be alone in my house and watch the memorial that in Italy began to 7 pm :icon_rolleyes:... I cried from beginning to end with sorbs... I used four packets of Kleenex :icon_lol:
In those days..I still do not understand well....but just during the memorial the lighting :icon_bounce: and from that day I am believers.... but how much pain before that time , however..... :icon_rolleyes:
And after three years we are here to remember those days.....I really think is a unique adventure , sensations irreplaceable...
L.O.V.E. you all Hoax family.....L.O.V.E. you immensely Michael.... :bearhug: :michael-jackson:
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Sitting there wondering why in the hell they had some awful sound malfunction that delayed the start of the memorial for many minutes, which is when I went, wait... that's MJ's signature start... the slightly-too-long dramatic pause of no action/no sound... and then BAM, we begin.
So then I sat n waited for him to pop out of the coffin.
And waited n waited but no MJ. Then I went... oh no... and then the tears came. And then I had to drag myself off to work... late. Like every other freakin day since. Haha.
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The memorial was the first time I actually had a gut reaction that something was not quite as it seems. [post 'death'....the first trigger was the O2 announcement] I was staying in the UK with family, and we purposely stay in to watch it, and I didn't shed one tear. Not normal for me. I cry at sad movies and children's books, and stranger's funerals [as I seem to somehow be enveloped in the grief] . Why did this memorial leave me tearless? It was like my internal radar was picking up on a strange signal or intuition, and I couldn't decipher it at the time. The memorial, along with the ambulance photo were the two main catalysts that caused me perplexity, question marks, and confusion. And it would be another two months before the penny finally dropped into my understanding that this was a hoaxed death.
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Paris broke my heart; but I was annoyed with Rebbie adjusting the mic the way she did.
The penny didn't drop for me until they started advertising TII and I saw Michael's smile ("and fade to black") then went back to O2 announcement and took another look......
Well Cheers hoaxsters! Three years later, haven't cried at all! Instead have had many glorius momments and fascinating excursions I wouldn't have experience otherwise, and am much richer in my soul for it! Hail to the King! The King has Risen!
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I didn't watch the memorial, I forgot about it until I went to my parents and my mother was watching it, I watched a little of it but it just seemed strange and not at all real and lost interest quickly, my mother recapped some of the earlier things and I choked up a little just the way she recapped it to me but the memorial itself felt more like a charity raising event. In my little world, Michael Jackson was still alive, the world had no altered at all, nothing had changed. I am a sensitive person, I cry at movies with someone dying, I cry at documentaries of people sick and dying especially young children, I cry at "in loving memory" documentories all the time, I balled my eyes out watching Princess Dianas tv coverage, I cry at all the disney classics, i cried my heart out when the earth quakes hit christ church, NZ, and Japan The victoria fires, even now if I listen to the "we are australian" revised version for the victoria fires I end up in tears, sadness for the people lost but cry for the pride of the those who helped and for how the nation came together.
It is not normal for me to not be affected by something or someone dying. August mum called me and said "someone recorded Michael Jackson getting out of a van at the morgue, they think his not dead' and I wasn't surprised at all.
It's sad really because I feel that I missed out on the WHOLE experience. The mourning and then to come to the realization that it was a hoax. I missed something precious I think.
*edit* Oh and something did seem odd on the day they announced he died. When they said he was in a coma, and wasn't breathing, It just seemed really weird because I've never heard of a person to be in a coma and not breathing, that for me normally meant death, not coma.
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It's like they were fighting over that mic.
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Paris broke my heart. Jermaine shocked me when he sang on stage with a smile on his face. I couldn't believe he had the nerves to sing so perfectly in the memorial of his brother who died in such a tragic way. Seemed suspicious to me. "I am alive" on Michel's picture shocked me the most because I read it from a different perspective. So I started to digg for the truth and digg and digg and the digging is still on.
Blessings
diggyon
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Yes, Love4Michael, I had the same experience as you.
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I couldn't manage hardly any words yesterday.....a few here and there. Like three years ago, I was held speechless by the events of the day. I was completely focused on Michael, I remember it well. I was still in the land of disbelief, yet a fairly unsettled notion was stirring within me. The memorial was a production of a calculated worth. I thought it was odd the venue was Staples Center for some reason. The thought of seeing Michael on that stage was frightening to me at best. We had glimpses by then, of his final concert rehearsals. Only to be replaced by words of tribute and remembrance days later. It was unreal, surreal, and dreamlike, July 7, 2009. I sat on our somewhat new couch, with the proverbial box of crying tissues....one box wasn't enough. As I sat there, all the emotions of June 25th hit me again....only stronger for some reason. Perhaps it was real, perhaps I was just a wishful thinker for something else......something stirred in me.
By the end of the program, I was utterly depressed and in full grief. Something I still don't quite understand. The crush of my heart was back, the feeling of a bright light being extinguished haunted me for weeks. All of these feelings for someone I didn't know, yet felt heartsick for. I didn't understand July 7th, anymore than June 25th, except that it felt even more personal.
I was ripped apart.....I was completely torn...............
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VV1XWJN3nJo[/youtube]
Three years later, I am here with you all...stronger, wiser and completely content that I will be lit up with Michael's gladness.....in his time, with his ways.
The light will shine again.
Blessings Always
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I cried, went to a dentist appointment in the middle of the memorial, cried there, got hugged by strangers, went back home, cried.
Today was rough. I went to see fireworks, but I couldn't keep the memorial off my mind. As much as I believe Michael's alive, the pictures of the casket, and his family's emotions always break my heart...
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Gosh, it's weird recalling those early days! Like many of you have expressed, I knew deep down something was, not exactly 'wrong', but 'odd' from the O2 announcement, through the cancelation of those first concerts, through to what I remarked at the time was a highly convenient 'death'. But I was not used to listening to my gut feelings in those days, and went along with the story as presented, with a kind of 'detachment', not exactly disbelief, but like I put it all on hold.
Come the memorial (which I always thought were held some time after funerals) and I wasn't going to watch it, I thought I ought to feel sad, but didn't particularly feel anything other than that strange detachment, if that makes sense! Anyhow, I turned on late, out of curiosity, cried with Paris, then rang my son to see if he'd watched it. He hadn't, but I remember telling him 'it was weird, like a show', without recognising the truth in my words! His response to that, was that it was the Jacksons, that's what they know how to do (and I know he didn't, and still doesn't, recognise the truth in his words!)
Also odd for me at this time was the way nothing seemed to be happening with the police and the doctor, or at least nothing was being reported - I felt it should/would have been all over the news - it was Michael Jackson's death, possible murder, for heaven's sake. And then of course, he wasn't buried for over two months, but all we got to see of the event was some pre-ceremony footage 'released by the Jackson's'. Come on!
But still I hadn't made that leap into entertaining the idea that he wasn't dead at all! I was slow, but in my defense, I did have a lot on my plate with a family thing at the time, so I really didn't give it all too much thought.
It wasn't until Feb/Mar 2010 when I had more time and suddenly I couldn't get enough of all things MJ, that I started noticing 'MJ Alive' vids on Youtube, and this new idea didn't seem strange at all, in fact it seemed immediately to explain everything that I'd hitherto found odd. In a very short time thinking he was dead seemed strange, alive made so much more sense. The rest, as they say, is HIStory!
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When I heard that Michael Jackson was going to do 50 shows, I thought, "No, that would be too much for him"
One morning, I was in bed asleep when my dad came in and said "Michael Jackson is dead". Now, I wasn't really a Michael Jackson fan, but I was shocked and it felt like the world had a hole punctured in overnight. I went out of bed still in my nightie and saw the news report.
In Australia, it was night when they were showing the big ceremony and I didn't watch most of it because I was watching a movie (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, I think) but did watch snippets of it. I started to wondering why the casket was closed.
I did see the Paris speech which was heartbreaking, however she did sound...ummmmm...a little fake but thought nothing about it.
When I'm looking at Youtube videos of the funeral, and memorial, it looked like some event that was going to be hosted by Michael himself. Everything about them was strange.
It feels like Michael Jackson can reappear at anytime.
L.O.V.E and respect
Josie xxoo
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I can only remember I sat on my own and watched it from start to finish with a big box of tissues
the same 4 me.... i've cried so much! especially at the end,when i heard my favourite mj's song,"man in the mirror" and i thought that all was over,4ever. there was a stage,the light,the microphone.... and mike was (?) in a coffin,even if i felt something "strange" (....):i was not able 2 believe he was in it and i think that many of us thought the same,i don't know y,but my idea was:"mike is not in that coffin";and,i remember,every moment,every minute,i hoped that mike could jump off it!
*LUNA*
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The first days after Michael's death and during the memorial I was sad and full of disbelief, but after a while I noticed too many controversial news reports and mystery around his death
Michael Jackson death: conspiracy theories and unanswered questions - Telegraph (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/5646095/Michael-Jackson-death-conspiracy-theories-and-unanswered-questions.html)
Michael Jackson death still unsolved after autopsy | Reuters (http://www.reuters.com/article/2009/06/26/us-jackson-idUSTRE55O6AK20090626)
Michael Jackson: Contradiction and confusion regarding his life and final days - National US Headlines | Examiner.com (http://www.examiner.com/article/michael-jackson-contradiction-and-confusion-regarding-his-life-and-final-days)
which made me think like "hmmm..." :suspect: Reports like the elephant march (Elephants march in downtown L.A. to Staples Center at 4 a.m. - latimes.com (http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/unleashed/2009/07/-michael-jackson-elephants-ringling-brothers-barnum-staples.html)) , 11 elephants and 7 horses to the Staples Center on the day of the memorial was too much of a show, too soon after MJ's death, which was reason enough for me to start questioning. I am so glad that I found this forum after a year because there weren't any beLIEvers around me here (which is still the case btw).
L.O.V.E.
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:bearhug: Your responses rang so sincere and many are the same emotions I felt though out the service. What I remember during that time is I was wondering what Joe was going to do, what group he’d be promoting. I was angry that it took so much time for them to finally memoralize Michael and then completely startled that even then, he still was not about to be buried :icon_eek: I was like :WTF: I remember putting my name in the hat and waiting anxiously to hear if I’d “won” a ticket and thought it very odd that there was a lottery of sorts being held for tickets to a “funeral” . I still have my rejection email saved on my computer. I so much wanted to see the faces of the crowd, but that didn’t happen as I can recall, because the people arriving seemed to me to be going to a concert more so than a funeral. I remember crying and crying and crying so I am sure there is much I missed. When Usher went down to that casket singing Gone Too Soon I thought I was going to be leaving here right along with Michael, and at that time, I felt I was ready. I was totally devastated I will admit, but a few days later when I went to ebay and saw all those programs and tickets and wrist bands up for grabs for astronomical prices I was like :icon_question: :icon_e_confused: Who would not cherish these things? And then I started getting angry. And then I begin to have this creepy feeling again that this was an illusion. No one would continue to keep their dead child out of the ground, the crypt or the incinerator this long. Something ain’t right. My mind as if a button turned on, went straight back to that picture of Michael being loaded into that helicopter as flat as a board and I started telling myself, girl don’t be no fool keep watching, looking, searching, and I did. It was too unsettling. It didn’t feel “over”. That’s when I happened on Dove & The Awakening blog where we remained for 7 weeks. Loved it. :icon_cool: I was now totally hooked into the belief that Michael Jackson is not dead, but why the drama? I needed answers. My search continued to find others who felt as strongly. I got cursed out for even mentioning that maybe Michael wasn’t dead on many sites. Not the ones :icon_lol: Keep searching. And I did and voila here I came and here I have remained. It has been a journey and it continues to be. But in the beginning, I totally lost my mind. I have a copy of the memorial services which I plan to watch today. I have had it for almost 2 years and this will be my first time actually watching it since the telecast. This time though, I’m watching it with popcorn :beerchug:
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Kenny Ortega's speech is the one that made me think hmmmm... because he was happy instead of being sad.
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I was a little under whelmed at Ortega’s testimony in the Conrad Murray trial to say the least... :ghsdf:
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I was crying so hard and can not do anything, felt so empty, lost...I am happy that I found this amazing site 3 years ago :icon_bounce: :bearhug: