Michael Jackson Hoax Death

This is surreal, its been a long day. Work & kids & MJ, boy I tell you, trying times yes these are……

Alright well, it's great that it's 'there' but where is the link? I'd like to know what the sources are? I think it could very well be true and it could also very well be very very false and fabricated.

It's like no one can be quoted to set the record straight without being an “unknown source”. For all I know, Wolf Blitzer could have written that on his laptop in Waikiki on the beach because CNN told him to. You just never know. If it's from an “unknown source” then it's just here-say and not credible.

I'd feel more comfortable once the toxicology comes out (if ever it does) and then relate everything to these unknowns who think they know.

It makes for great reading though!!! 

Post edited 12:19 pm – August 4, 2009 by Dee

Pls its been a long night I did not write any of that post, post number two is my response to the first post which is a copy and paste of Larry King's blog……http://larrykinglive.blogs.cnn.com/2009/08/03/tonight-on-lkl-8/#comment-212767

My thoughts in red:

“The real deal is that Murray should be charged with quite a few things, starting with tampering with a crime scene — up to second degree murder. Murray found Michael unresponsive at around 9:00 a.m. He quickly turned on the heat, and started a fire in the fireplace to change the temperature of the bodies’ core. He then searched through the second floor looking for money.” –> That's very possible. My aunt died unexpectedly in a bathroom with the heater on (she lived alone). My mum found her the next day and wouldn't believe she was dead because the body had been kept warm from the heater.

Finally, he called security — they showed up and called rescue. (Why did he holler for Prince and security instead of telling the chef to call 911?) When rescue got there, Murray refused to allow the professionals to do their job. They brought a defibrillator in, but Murray did not let them use it — nor did he use it himself. When the paramedics realized Michael was dead, Murray would not allow them to pronounce him dead. (That would make it a potential crime scene, and police would be called – he’s no dummy.)” –> I don't know exactly how US law works, but in my country the paramedics could have called the police themselves if they had any suspicion, even if there is a Dr. present. If there's a dead body and somebody (specially a doc) acts suspiciously, it's not a matter of medical opinion anymore, it becomes a criminal case on the spot and the paramedics can alert the authorities.

“In the ambulance, he still would not allow paramedics to take over (he didn’t want them to feel Michael’s skin because he was cold to the touch.) Murray then disappeared from the hospital. He put some of the evidence into his sister-in-law’s car. Something happened, and he bolted — leaving the car behind.” –> This is either not true or the ambulance pic is fake. In the picture you cannot see the arms of the doctor working on MJ.

“The Jackson family went to Michael’s home to secure his valuable collections and some of the children’s belongings. Prince told LaToya where Michael’s safe was (they had not been there since he moved in several months before.) When I arrived, she saw that the safe was wide open — and the things that LaToya was told were there were all gone. Michael often left the safe open when it was just him and the kids in the home. Prince assured LaToya that there was “a bunch” of money in the safe. Also, in Michael’s top drawer rolled up in socks, she found around $10,000.” –> I don't believe he left the safe open. I was never just him and the kids. He had maids, chefs, bodyguards, nannies, etc.

“LaToya and Janet took several art pieces they were afraid police would destroy. (The police destroyed Neverland as they searched for evidence.) We never entered Murray’s room — they only went into Michael’s and the children’s rooms. The moving truck was used to take Michael’s $30,000 bedroom suite, many paintings and vases. There were several things that the children needed and wanted (they refused to go back to the house.)”

“Janet had movers take both the children’s bedroom suites. The trucks left and took all items to a rented storage unit. Nothing was touched in the room where we were told Michael was in. No drugs were tampered with. Sometimes people that the media believes are stupid actually have sense.” –> With all the moving stuff around that Janet and LaToya did, they also tampered with the crime scene. Granted, not purposefully. But the scene was tampered by them as well, so that can benefit Dr. Murray in the long run.

I'm tired of all the speculation. I need closure!!!

Well I wrote a long time to on here that if what we'd heard WAS true, about MJ really being dead when paramedics arriving yet Murray demanding they take him to hospital, that this to me was Murray trying desperately to get MJs body out of there so that it didn't become an immediate crime scene.   There's gotta be good reason for a doctor to insist that a dead body be taken to hospital.

This info would fit with MJ's room reportedly being found “stifling hot” (as it was described) — and MJ having been found in Murray's room.   If Murray DID crank up the fireplace to 'warm the body' (not really sure how this could work, mind you – it might give a temporary surface warmth but that's about it), he'd obviously not want paramedics to enter MJs room and find it in that state (so hot) so what better way to 'cover this up' than to move MJ into another room?

I find it hard to believe, however, the claim that MJ often kept the safe unlocked when it was just him and kids.   That strikes me as BS.   He'd always have staff there would he not?   Who would keep a safe open?   Doesn't sound plausible to me.

I find it very “off” that MJ's family would be so concerned about his bedroom suite, art work and vases.    Despite what happened at Neverland, it seems very shady and tacky to me, for family members to be focusing on material items so shortly after losing their son/brother.  

ALSO – there's a blatant contradiction there.   It was alleged in this piece above that nothing in MJ's room was touched yet the family had his bedroom suite dismantled and removed.   Um, don't most bedroom suites include the bed?   Wouldn't the bed contain a lot of important investigational info?   So they would have movers (because let's face it, LaToya and crew wouldn't have been doing the actual physical act of moving things) go into MJs bedroom?