mimi07 said:

Michael ALWAYS had the best jackets

Billie Jean
Beat It
Thriller
Pepsi Jacket
Captain EO

Michael Jackson Death Investigation Complete

Posted Jan 8th 2010 12:30AM by TMZ Staff

The LAPD investigation into Michael Jackson's death has been completed and the case will go the D.A. within weeks, law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... and, we're told, it's all but certain Dr. Conrad Murray will be criminally charged in MJ's death.

Our sources say detectives completed their investigation late last month and the case will be formally presented to the Los Angeles County District Attorney as soon as scheduling allows. Turns out ... the presentation will draw quite the crowd. A number of members of the LAPD and the D.A.'s office will be present, and finding a date when everyone can show is a little tricky ... but we're told it will happen in a matter of weeks.

One very informed source says the LAPD investigation was "exhaustive" and "extremely thorough" and the D.A. has enough evidence to pull the trigger on a criminal case against Dr. Murray. That said, we're told the case is complicated, in part because Dr. Murray did not break any laws in administering Propofol to Jackson.

One law enforcement source connected with the case notes the D.A. has been actively working with the LAPD and it's all but certain the case will be filed. As for the charge -- a decision has not been made, but our sources say the likelihood is involuntary manslaughter, which requires a showing of gross negligence.

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Michael Jackson Death Investigation Complete

"One very informed source says the LAPD investigation was "exhaustive" and "extremely thorough" and the D.A. has enough evidence to pull the trigger on a criminal case against Dr. Murray. That said, we're told the case is complicated, in part because Dr. Murray did not break any laws in administering Propofol to Jackson.

One law enforcement source connected with the case notes the D.A. has been actively working with the LAPD and it's all but certain the case will be filed. As for the charge -- a decision has not been made, but our sources say the likelihood is involuntary manslaughter, which requires a showing of gross negligence."

bboy87 said:

What is Michael reading...
awwhh It looks like Dancing the Dream..
[Edited 1/8/10 1:30am]

tangerine7 said:

didn't dancing the dream come out in likt 91-92 this pic looks a bit before that

mimi07 said:

Yeah, that picture looks 1986-1987-ish

bboy87 said:

It not Dancing The Dream cuz I just flipped through my book and can't find that page..I was just curious what it was that he was looking at..
(dancing the dream first edition is 1992)

It reminded me of dancing the dream book because if you have the book it's shaped like that,but looking closer perhaps he's at or with artist david nordahl

bboy87 said:

Dudes today wear baseball caps and skullies the way Mike wore his fedoras. And yet, his fedoras looked cooler.

WaterInYourBath said:

Exactly! And he is VERY beautiful in that pic!!!

rsggamer said:

I need this. He´s sooooo hot!

Kara said:

Please dont touch Can't Help it. The jazzy smooth style is what makes that song. The mix is god awful

bboy87 said:

Yeah, it looks late 86/early 87

bboy87 said:

That pic is hilarious!!

are they gonna release the royal brunei as a bootleg or official ?

Criminal attorney added to legal team for Michael Jackson's former physician
January 8, 2010 | 12:20 pm

Michael Jackson’s former personal physician has hired a Los Angeles criminal defense attorney to help his legal team combat a potential manslaughter prosecution in the pop icon’s fatal overdose last summer.

Dr. Conrad Murray hired Glendale attorney J. Michael Flanagan on Tuesday, the physician’s lead lawyer, Ed Chernoff, confirmed.

The lawyer previously won a manslaughter acquittal for a nurse tried in what is believed to be the only other L.A. criminal case involving propofol, the powerful sedative blamed in Jackson’s death.

Sources have told The Times for several months that Murray is expected to face involuntary manslaughter charges. The Associated Press, citing an unnamed source, reported today that prosecutors will seek an indictment against Murray for involuntary manslaughter.

Law enforcement officials have identified Murray as the target of a manslaughter investigation in search warrants filed in court in the months after Jackson’s death, but a spokeswoman for the district attorney said today that no decision had been made in Murray’s case.

“We have not been formally presented with the case by the LAPD yet.... We do not have a pending case,” spokeswoman Sandi Gibbons said. Murray’s lawyers said that if prosecutors had convened a grand jury, they had not notified them or invited the doctor to testify. Flanagan, Murray’s new attorney, said the discussion of an involuntary manslaughter charge was not surprising.

“That is the only thing they could charge him with, but it doesn’t mean that a grand jury would indict him,” said Flanagan. In 2004, the district attorney’s office prosecuted two Burbank nurses for involuntary manslaughter for administering the anesthetic to a cancer patient without authorization of an anesthesiologist.

The patient died. One nurse pleaded no contest to a lesser charge. The other, represented by Flanagan, was acquitted.

http://latimesblogs.latim...arges.html

mimi07 said:

This is one strange case.

i love this song

Timmy84 said:

Umm yeah how could anyone possibly think that could be real

ViintageJunkiie said:

Plus, he doesn't seem like the type that would take those type of photos, and if he's freaky, I think he would keep it in the closet

mimi07 said:

I remember I used to think that was one of the coolest jackets he ever wore.....until I find out it was actually BLUE! It turned me off so much

ViintageJunkiie said:

it's still hot but yeah black looks so much better
[Edited 1/9/10 1:47am]

mimi07 said:

I hope they nail his ass to the wall.

EmeraldSkies said:

Don't you find it strange that it took so long?

I really didn't wanna bring this up, but when listening to the 911 call that was placed during Michael's passing, did anyone notice when the operator asked if the doctor had seen anything, the doctor ignored the question?

ViintageJunkiie said:

*leaves thread*

angel345 said:

I really couldn't say. I don't know what all the channels are that they have to go through in building a case. I am sure there is alot that has to been done,and people to talk to so, I really don't know.