DesireeNevermind said:

suga10 said:

She, Jaimy and Jermaine, Jr. look like Hazel/The Gordys.

Jay looked Jermaine when he was younger

suga10 said:

Yeah, then he grew into a man and he looked more like Hazel. That happened to me, as a kid, people thought I looked like my father, now people see my mother and my uncle on my mother's side.

Someone said on the TMZ boards, that since Doc Murray was being charged for Manslaughter, and AEG's insurance policy covered accidental Drug Overdose. They've come outta the woodwork to sue Michael's estate b/c they're losing money.



http://www.tmz.com/2009/0...3#comments


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damn, MJ's secret love child is sexy as all get out

all this legal shenanigans over his estate are convincing me more and more that he was murdered. and the 19 doctors being investigated does not help things one damn bit.

Timmy84 said:

you are your own cousin allegedly.

DesireeNevermind said:

The whole thing is insane. Especially considering we are talking about a man who was known to not even eat red meat or even drink Pepsi or Coke as an adult. Some things had gone horrifically awry.

dreamfactory313 said:

I'm sayin

DesireeNevermind said:

What would a 'murderer' hope to gain... Michael's insurmountable debts? Why not 'kill him' once the tour wrapped up?
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Copycat said:

Well supposedly Elvis was in debt when he died and look at all the money generated and still generating since. Some people really are worth more dead than alive.

It would make sense to wait until the tour commenced but then maybe he really wasn't going to do 50 shows or even 10. Strange and shady. Shady and strange.

DesireeNevermind said:

I swear, if you put me next to one of my female cousins, you would think we were fraternal twins.
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More and more evidence indicates MJ had a longstanding pain killer addiction. He in effect likely killed himself.

DesireeNevermind said:

That's the strangest thing about it.

Copycat said:

Which goes back to my initial belief that Michael died of an accidental overdose.

the story keeps coming back
the media won't stop.

dirtyman2005 said:

Who is that supposed to be in the first pic? I know they ain't trying to say this is how Mike would've looked at the time of his death without the skin diseases, scalp burns and surgeries, are they?
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dirtyman2005 said:

I just don't see it at all and MJ would never do that (keep a child a secret and away from it's siblings.) He gonna be sorry when the DNA come back negative. If it even gets that far. Which it won't.

DesireeNevermind said:

He better keep dreaming. Michael's not his father.

The family is not going to do for DNA testing for one minute. That would mean they could potentially have to split the estate.

mimi07 said:

The thing is he is a cardiologist ... how could just let Michael die on his watch without transporting to the hopital ?

It all sounds so weird and suspicious.

dirtyman2005 said:

Not this shit again

seeingvoices12 said:

I wouldn't be surprised if Bhatti's parents are the ones who are try to get their son in the spotlight, so he could rack a bit of money from Jackson's estate by doing a DNA test.

Money is the root of all evil.
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suga10 said:

Anything's possible.

More on the possible manslaughter charge against Murray:


Manslaughter emerges as possible charge in death of Michael Jackson
LINDA DEUTSCH, AP Special Correspondent
4:39 PM PDT, July 22, 2009
LOS ANGELES (AP) — If Michael Jackson's death turns into a manslaughter case, prosecutors would have to show that not only did someone provide the pop star with the drugs that killed him but did so in a negligent or reckless fashion.

The possibility of such a charge emerged Wednesday after authorities served a search warrant at the Houston offices of Dr. Conrad Murray, Jackson's personal physician. Murray's attorney, Ed Chernoff, said investigators were looking for items "they believed constituted evidence of the offense of manslaughter."

Such a charge does not require an intent to kill and experts said the focus would more likely be on whether Murray took unnecessary risks in administering a drug or drugs to Jackson.

To prove a charge of manslaughter, authorities must show there was a reckless action that created a risk of death or great bodily injury. If a doctor is aware of the risk, there might also be an issue of whether the patient knows that risk and decided to take it.

A patient's complicity in taking the risk could reduce the doctor's culpability, said Harland Braun, a prominent Los Angeles defense attorney who has represented doctors in cases involving administering of drugs.

"Every drug has a risk," he said. "In the case of a manslaughter charge, you have to show it was a reckless risk to even administer it and that the drug was administered in a reckless manner."

The search warrants for Murray's office were obtained by the Los Angeles Police Department. LAPD detectives were joined in the search by agents from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

DEA spokeswoman Violet Szeleczky said the search was focused on records, not drugs.

Chernoff said agents left with "a forensic image" of a computer hard drive and 21 documents.

Braun said the seizure of a computer indicates authorities are looking not just for patient records but also for e-mails either between the doctor and Jackson or orders for prescription drugs.

Loyola University law professor and former federal prosecutor Laurie Levenson said a search warrant gives authorities the opportunity to talk to employees at Murray's office. She said they may be seeking evidence of a cover-up or use of pseudonyms in providing Jackson with drugs.

Murray, a cardiologist, was hired by Jackson not long before the pop star's death on June 25. The doctor was with him in Jackson's rented mansion and tried to revive him when he was found unconscious.

Among the drugs found in Jackson's home was the powerful anesthetic propofol, according to a person with knowledge of the investigation. The person is not authorized to speak publicly and requested anonymity.

Propofol depresses breathing and the heart rate and lowers blood pressure so it's supposed to be administered by an anesthesia professional in a medical setting.

Braun said doctors are permitted to administer a drug for uses not specified on the drug label as long as they don't use it in a reckless manner. But the responsibility for the use falls on the doctor.

Sony Pictures has paid $60 million for the rights to release a movie of footage shot during Michael Jackson's rehearsals for his This Is It concert tour, according to the Hollywood Reporter. The film will hit theaters October 30. According to other reports, AEG Live, which is said to have 80 hours of rehearsal footage at its disposal, and Jackson's family will split Sony's money, with Jackson's family receiving 90 percent of the fee and establishing a charity in the late singer's name.

http://news-briefs.ew.com...tober.html

A Place with No Name- 40 seconds acapella



Some fans say that its fake , I don't think it is Thats Michael 's voice.
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You know Joe and Leonard might have have made a valid point about AEG afterall. Yes Leonard is shady and has his share of baggage, but I still think Leonard and Joe were looking out for Michael's well-being and were trying to protect him from bludsucka AEG even if they had their interests too. I heard they were trying to get Michael into Rehab (with everyone else in the family), but it was too late by then and Michael had passed away.
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