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Michael Jackson’s 30th Anniversary Special
In November 2001, CBS aired a two-hour special in honor of Michael Jackson’s thirtieth year as a solo entertainer. The special was composed of footage of two separate concerts Michael performed in September at Madison Square Garden in New York which sold out in a matter of hours. The best seats cost $5,000 and included a dinner with Michael, who reportedly earned a total of $15 million for both concerts. Incidentally, the last of the two concerts, performed on 10 September 2001, ended just hours before two hijacked planes... »
Michael’s Plastic Surgeon Speaks Out
Michael’s plastic surgeon, Dr. Steven Hoefflin, is conducting an independent investigation into Michael’s death. He is suspicious of the circumstances surrounding Michael’s death and believes he was left to die. He told The Sun Newspaper: “Michael was incredibly desperate to get to sleep. I believe the physician Dr Conrad Murray was hired by Michael with the sole purpose of giving him Propofol at bedtime. Michael referred to that drug by the name ‘Milk’ as it looks milky. I have been told this by the family and, if you know anything about the... »
Changes
Here’s a short video about Michael’s changing appearance. It raises an interesting point about vitiligo, the skin disorder with which Michael was afflicted; It claims that vitiligo can be caused by stong emotional shock, which made us wonder about the link between this and Michael’s childhood. We will do some research on skin disorders to further investigate this point. In the meantime, here’s the video: »
Dr Conrad Murray Might Be Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
By Nick Allen | telegraph.co.uk | 8th January, 2010 A lengthy police investigation into Jackson’s death on June 25 has been completed and the case will be passed to the Los Angeles district attorney’s office within the next few weeks. In order to prove involuntary manslaughter prosecutors will have to show that Dr Murray was negligent in his care of Jackson. Under California law the charge carries a maximum sentence of four years. The move to pursue a charge of involuntary manslaughter was first reported by TMZ, the celebrity website that... »
Pepsi Commercial Accident, 1984
In 1983, Michael cut a $5 million sponsorship deal with Pepsi, making it the largest sponsorship deal between a company and an entertainer at the time. During the shooting of one of the two commercials for the new Pepsi campaign “The Choice of a New Generation” on 27th January 1984, Michael was seriously injured in an pyrotechnic accident. The BBC wrote at the time: Michael Jackson burned in Pepsi ad Michael Jackson has received hospital treatment for serious burns to his head after his hair caught light during a freak filming accident. The... »
Travis Payne Speaks About Michael’s Insomnia
Travis Payne, Michael’s choreographer for This Is It, speaks about Michael’s spirituality, his humanitarianism, his strength in weathering the molestation accusations brought against him, and the fact that he overlooked Michael’s insomnia. by Amber James | popeater.com | 23/10/2009 To the world, Michael Jackson was a musical genius. But behind closed doors, Jackson suffered from bouts of insomnia as he focused on conjuring enough energy to practice for his tour. Although Jackson’s 3 a.m. phone calls to ‘This Is It’ choreographer Travis Payne may have been a warning sign, Payne... »
Jackson ‘didn’t want to grow old’
BBC | 26 September 2009 | A new book based on taped interviews with Michael Jackson reveals the star thought he looked like “a lizard” and “didn’t want to grow old”. The Michael Jackson Tapes, written by the star’s former adviser Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, provides first-hand detail about the reclusive singer’s life. In one conversation, Jackson says: “I don’t want to grow old. I never want to look in the mirror and see that.” The star died in June, aged 50. His death is being treated as homicide. Speaking to US TV show... »
MJ’s Poison From You-Know-Where
Interesting theory put forward by Xymphora that a bad dose of Propofol could have been planted in Dr Conrad Murray’s stash, as part of a conspiracy to murder Michael. By Xymphora August 31, 2009 The particular drug that allegedly killed Michael Jackson, Propofol, came from Israel. No big conspiracy there, unless you consider the weird actions of Jackson’s doctor. Why was he so unprepared for what happened? Why did he waste invaluable time trying to revive Jackson? Had Jackson been immediately taken to the hospital he might very well have survived.... »
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