As the investigation progresses and the authorities close in on the chain of events that led to Michael’s death, Dr Conrad Murray, the man at the centre of the investigation into Michael’s death, was charged with involuntary manslaughter on February 8, 2010. Murray pleaded not guilty to the charge and was released on $75,000 bail. The judge told him he was allowed to keep practicing medicine but was not allowed to sedate anyone. So far, the investigation has revealed holes in both Murray’s statements and in the timeline surrounding Michael’s death. The question everyone is now asking is: is Dr... »

Jack Gordon is best known as LaToya Jackson’s infamous ex-manger/husband. She later accused him of mental control and physical abuse during the 11 years they were together. Gordon died in 2005, aged 65. LaToya even sent a security expert to his burial to confirm his death, as she knew that he had faked his death before. Who was Jack Gordon, and what role did he play in the Jackson family saga? Let’s first take a look at his earlier life. Jack Gordon was born in Springfield, Illinois on November 10, 1939. His father was Abraham Gordon, a Russian immigrant, and... »

Reprinted with the kind permission of Dr. Firpo W. Carr “They’re trying to kill me” Though the media hype has died down around the controversial and mysterious death of Michael Jackson, millions of fans from around the world are still keenly interested in how, why, and who was behind it. Interestingly, if there are indeed shady figures involved-and more than a few, including family members, are convinced of this-these suspects perhaps have overlooked the fact that Michael has scores of admirers in law enforcement agencies spanning the globe. A few of Michael’s law enforcement friends, as well as amateur would-be detectives,... »

An interview was aired in 1993, shortly after Michael’s interview with Oprah. In it, Katherine, Joseph, Jermaine, Randy and Rebbie make every effort to appear supportive of Michael. However, what at first appears to be a demonstration of strong family unity, quickly unravels to reveal a family that is fragmented. The interview reveals that Jermaine wrote a song for Michael called “Word To The Badd”, whose original lyrics are quite scathing and reflective of his frustration and not being able to communicate with his brother. Asked by the interviewer why he thinks Michael is so shy and reclusive, Jermaine... »

From the time he made his fortune in the 80’s, Michael’s finances have been the source of many rumors and much speculation. He purchased the most lucrative music catalog in the world, weathered damaging allegations against his character, openly criticised his record company, shouldered countless loans and law suits, and was heavily criticised himself for his lavish spending. In order to gain a better understanding of Michael’s life, we have compiled a timeline detailing his changing fortunes. 1975: The Jackson 5 leave Motown and join CBS Records, which offers them much better contracts, plus guaranteed fees of at least $350,000 per... »

From 1990 through 2003, The Mirage Casino in Las Vegas was the venue for the Siegfried & Roy show. In the early 90’s, Michael spent time at the Mirage as a guest of Steve Wynn’s, the hotel’s owner. Through this connection to the Mirage, Michael and Siegfried & Roy became friends. He wrote the act’s theme song, “Mind is the Magic”. We found this on The Siegfried & Roy site: Siegfried & Roy’s Protégé Romeo, Rare Snow-White Siberian Tiger Bring Michael Jackson To Las Vegas Siegfried & Roy’s longtime friend Michael Jackson surprised the Magicians of the Century when he flew... »