Michael Jackson Hoax Death

 Another:

http://answers.yahoo.com/quest…..224AAUyuMG

OMG!!! I know MJ was thin but seriously, that is the FLATTEST “body” I have EVER seen in my life, you?? That loos like nothing more than a board wrapped in a white sheet. Defiantely no body there. And what exactly was the reasoning behind needing a helicopter to transport, why not what they use for everybody else. EVERYTHING is just so damn in your face filmed footage. As if to remind us or force us to think “hey, remember MJ is dead”.

I found this link:

http://derekclontz.wordpress.c…../#comments

ok, i was watching this video of the body transport…

now this is prob. nothing…

but at he end…

there are 2 cops standing on the bottom right.

they walk over and shake hand with one of the chopper guys…

one of the cops hand reaches into his pocket and hands him something….

i sure it wasn't a tip or gas money or the keys to the van…lol,

what could it be?

Wendy,

That is a new link I haven't seen.  Thank you!    I mean, it gives us a different angle.

Like one commenter already said…that is the flatest body I have ever seen.  If you play that video again, notice when they are in the van the men in there when taking MJ off the helicopter stretcher to put him down on their stretcher, just take the body and just plunk him down.  Nice respect guys!

I wonder if there are any more videos of other angles from this day….  oh boy…it's going to be another one of those days where I sit at the computer looking for clues right?

Hey PEEPS!!

I just watched this video as posted up above…….of them moving MJ's alleged body from the chopper to the van. 

Now pay CLOSE attention to the narrowest end of the body, which is going directly into the van.  That would obviously have to be the feet.  But notice they are flat. 

I've been in healthcare for many years, have unfortunately seen my share of bodies, taken many to the morgue……and I can tell you, when a person is deceased, their feet are upright……and they're not going to drop because of rigor mortis.   Don't believe me?  Go go Google Images and type in “body in morgue” and you'll see plenty of pictures, you'll see the toes facing upward.   You most certainly do NOT see this in the supposed 'body' that's going into the van.   Sorry folks, that's no body.

Also, even if MJ was only a mere 112 lbs, the crew would have been shown to exert more effort than is shown, to transfer the body.

http://edition.cnn.com/video/#…..ideosearch

curious_george said:

Hey PEEPS!!

I just watched this video as posted up above…….of them moving MJ's alleged body from the chopper to the van. 

Now pay CLOSE attention to the narrowest end of the body, which is going directly into the van.  That would obviously have to be the feet.  But notice they are flat. 

I've been in healthcare for many years, have unfortunately seen my share of bodies, taken many to the morgue……and I can tell you, when a person is deceased, their feet are upright……and they're not going to drop because of rigor mortis.   Don't believe me?  Go go Google Images and type in “body in morgue” and you'll see plenty of pictures, you'll see the toes facing upward.   You most certainly do NOT see this in the supposed 'body' that's going into the van.   Sorry folks, that's no body.

Also, even if MJ was only a mere 112 lbs, the crew would have been shown to exert more effort than is shown, to transfer the body.

http://edition.cnn.com/video/#…..ideosearch

 AGREED! That just proves to us all that MJ is NOT DEAD!!!

And why is MJ wrapped up in a white sheet looking thing?  I thought dead people were transported in body-bags – something larger with zippers?  I may be completely wrong.. I really don't know much regarding the topic of dead people.  But maybe a lighter sheet like material was used so the person inside could breathe??? Curious-George – maybe you can shed some light on this…

Post edited 12:55 pm – July 15, 2009 by curious_george

Hi Arual,

Hmmm, body bag vs white sheet to transport from hospital to coroner's office.   I really don't know.   Generally the majority of experiences I had were with patients who were terminally ill so they weren't considered “coroner's cases” and all we'd do is wrap up (according to a protocol) in a sheet, tag toe, tag outside of sheet, put in drawer in morgue.   With coroner's cases (unexpected death), we were naturally to leave all tubes in place (IV, catheter, central line, NG tube, etc), wrap and take to morgue.  I worked in mostly smaller hospitals so the coroner would generally do the autopsy down in the hospital morgue.   If the body had to be transported out?   Can't honestly recall any cases where this was required but can't say it didn't happen.   I don't believe any hospital I worked in had a body bag, you just wrapped in a sheet…..but again, small hospital and bodies weren't sent out for autopsies, they were done on-site.   I wonder if UCLA Medical Center has any kind of post-mortum protocol with respect to handling of the body prior to sending out/off-site to coroner.   I imagine if they did it likely wouldn't be accessible online to the general public….probably just internally.   I would think on one hand though, if it's a coroner's case you'd want to be meticulously careful when handling the body, to prevent any damage or contamination of evidence that could impact autopsy/findings….so you'd almost think it would make sense to transport body in a proper bag as opposed to what appeared to be a light sheet.   I really don't know for certain………..but I do know something was awfully funky with the feet in this picture, not the least bit believable.

curious_george said:

HEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just watched the video again.   Wanted to see if any of the crew were wearing gloves….which anyone who's handling/transporting a body would naturally do, for obvious reasons.   Of the 2 guys in dark blue….the ones who were with the coroner's office/van……..only one of them was wearing gloves.   The one who got into the van first was not wearing them (the other was).  You can clearly see he's not wearing them just after they've put the 'body' into the van and I suspect because of the chopper hovering overhead, he was quickly trying to close the left back door……….and you can see his hand, no glove.   You would think that someone whose job was transporting bodies for the coroner's office would KNOW……you always wear gloves (risk of body fluid leakage).   That strikes me as very odd, too.

WHOA!

AND THE PLOT THICKENS ONCE AGAIN!

Andrea said:

curious_george said:

Hey PEEPS!!

I just watched this video as posted up above…….of them moving MJ's alleged body from the chopper to the van. 

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Now pay CLOSE attention to the narrowest end of the body, which is going directly into the van.  That would obviously have to be the feet.  But notice they are flat. 

I've been in healthcare for many years, have unfortunately seen my share of bodies, taken many to the morgue……and I can tell you, when a person is deceased, their feet are upright……and they're not going to drop because of rigor mortis.   Don't believe me?  Go go Google Images and type in “body in morgue” and you'll see plenty of pictures, you'll see the toes facing upward.   You most certainly do NOT see this in the supposed 'body' that's going into the van.   Sorry folks, that's no body.

Also, even if MJ was only a mere 112 lbs, the crew would have been shown to exert more effort than is shown, to transfer the body.

http://edition.cnn.com/video/#…..ideosearch

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 AGREED! That just proves to us all that MJ is NOT DEAD!!!

i'm glad you pointed that out about the feet! didn't even notice it. now that i watch it, i'm convinced there's no body in there. they coulda done a better job with making it look more real. so was it a doll in there or what?

VanillaCream said:

Source: http://simple.wikipedia.org/wi…..gor_mortis

Rigor Mortis is a condition that affects a human body after death. Rigor mortis caused the muscles in the body to become rigid. It starts to happen three to four hours after death. Twelve hours after death, the muscles have become fully rigid. The condition usually lasts until 36 hours after death. At that time, the muscles start to relax.

It starts at the eyes and it ends at the feet.

How long after decease was MJ brought to the morgue?

if I'm not wrong, it's a day after at most; def not till the maximum of 36 hours, and that's where it turns a lil spooky.

I have  seen te link and if there is a body out there its verry flat!  look at 1.17 ther totally  no body at 1:17

http://edition.cnn.com/video/#…..ideosearch

God bless you

Wendy Darling said:

Yes, but there is somebody more in the helicopter… you can see a “resurrection” body sitting up slowly and picking red clothes, maybe the real Michael stayed in the helicopter as the  wrapped “thing” was getting into the van.

I´m blind to see the vid thousand times, but… in the van it looks like the man unwrap the “thing” and somethig red is visible… maybe the read clothes from the helicopter?

Why? It´s sooooo weird

you are right

some people says that a man in the orange clothes took him up so it looked like he was sitting up but

how could he do that he can move a body with one hand? then he has to use both hands maybe but then how would he take of the “stretchers”<? from his body?

sorry cant write english i am from denmark

If it was MJ's body covered with the sheet, when they took the body from the hospital into the helicopter, where did they take the body, if they didn't take it into the coroner's van? Have they already buried him? Or was there a dead body at all?