these things make it virtually impossible to pull this off:
1. the los angeles coroners office received a body and autopsied the body. the body was of course dead and had to be identified through dental, dna, etc etc. they had MJ's body. the coroner isn't going to accept a dead body that isn't proven to be that of the decedent. (i wish they could but they cannot)
2. there would have to be so many people involved: police, paramedics, helicopter personal, UCLA doctors, specialists.
things like this arent good for fans. being in denial etc
''This Is It! The Time Has Come. It is now i see and feel that calling once again, to be part of a music that will not just connect but, make all feel one, one in joy, one in pain, one in love, one in service and in consciousness.'' ~ Michael Jackson
Obviously if the coroners office did receive a body this hoax theory ends. But the bit in bold - I don't think this happens because there are stories of people thinking thier relatives are dead and then they actually aren't. There was a man who they thought was killed by a car/truck, his mother identified the body as his son, they had a funeral in the next couple of days and her son turned up.. alive.. to his own funeral. The body wasn't him. His mother said when she identified him she didn't really want to look and thats how she made the mistake.
This is true.
Being in denial isn't good no, but if you look at some people its more that people are noticing things that don't add up and are asking questions about it.
Personally I don't know why Kenny Ortega chose that 'secret' clip they put at the end of the credits where Michael says something like 'let me breathe and in my own time I'll come back'. That really teases fans and makes them think things.
Like other people have mentioned, I don't get why MJ said this on the tour website :
First let me say I have a REALLY hard time believing Michael would put people through a pre-planned hoax, I just don't think that is MJ...
...but I can understand why he would say he wanted to make all feel 'one in joy' by doing the concerts... but I have to say I agree with others who have said why would he say when announcing a concert that it was time to be 'one in pain', I thought that was strange at the time. I wonder why he said that, what he actually was meaning? Maybe someone can tell me. I can understand 'one in love'..L.O.V.E...
This doesn't prove he's alive, its just something strange, and could be explained in a reasonable way.
Again let me stress I can't see this being pre-planned and him putting his fans through this, he loved us all so much he wouldn't purposely hurt us. I think the only reason he'd hoax his death was if his life was in serious danger and he had no other choice.
His family's reactions at the funeral/memorial are the only things which prove to me that he has passed.
I think most people who are involved 'hoax investigation' aren't trying to force people to think MJ is alive, they are just pointing out strange things and things which don't appear to make sense.
...but I can understand why he would say he wanted to make all feel 'one in joy' by doing the concerts... but I have to say I agree with others who have said why would he say when announcing a concert that it was time to be 'one in pain', I thought that was strange at the time. I wonder why he said that, what he actually was meaning? Maybe someone can tell me. I can understand 'one in love'..L.O.V.E...
One in pain? Is that something he said in TII? I must have missed that
It wasn't in the movie it was on the official tour website - the one with the red background that had the videos of the dancer auditions etc. and where we voted for the songs we wanted to hear... where we got the info for refunds/tickets.
If you search the full quote in google the site will come up.. but when I click a link I can't see the quote on the site anymore.
Is that the quote? To me it sounds like "Be as one" or something like that. Like he shares his life with us and we all share ours with him. Like we're all together and erm... well... "as one". I could be wrong but that's what I get from thatOne in Joy, One in Pain, One in Love, One in Service, One in Consciousness
Ah right, thanks. I wasn't the one who organised the tickets so wouldn't know about that. I did google "Michael Jackson one in pain" though and it came up with this
Is that the quote? To me it sounds like "Be as one" or something like that. Like he shares his life with us and we all share ours with him. Like we're all together and erm... well... "as one". I could be wrong but that's what I get from that
Well said, Rockin. Some people think that if you question MJ's death, you're automatically some crazy obsessive fan in denial.But the truth is that some of us are just looking for answers even in the unlikeliest of places.
You never know what you'll find.
I dont think this means anything i think he just stumbles his words it happens
i am looking for proof that he is i want to see something that makes me go yes he is alive thank god for that
things like this arent good for fans. being in denial etc
Being in denial would mean you imply you know MJ is dead. Well you don't know, you assume because that is what the television showed you and the newspapers said.
I said this before, and I'll make it blunt so you get it. I don't give a flying fuck if he is alive or not, so this is not some denial mission I am on. I love MJ, but I don't know him so if he is alive that doesn't change my life one bit as his death didn't do. But I know a hoax and a lie when I see one.
I just looked at the evidence and my sensible logical mind told me that these things are not random and to many things can not be dismissed. MJ doesn't have a valid death sertificate. That alone is very important, and no I don't say that proves he is alive, but the moment you thought that you forgot about the other stuff, equally convincing. Put two and two together. Think!
The only people who are getting this are the one's trained in investigation and thinking logically.
The method to use in any investigation is the Scientific Method. This method does not allow for personal feelings or being in denial. It relies on empirical observation and evaluation of facts.
Look up the word empirical and while you're at it look up Scientific Method.
Don't tell people they are in denial, because you do not know anything to know if anyone are or not.
Being in denial would mean you imply you know MJ is dead.
these things make it virtually impossible to pull this off:
1. the los angeles coroners office received a body and autopsied the body. the body was of course dead and had to be identified through dental, dna, etc etc. they had MJ's body. the coroner isn't going to accept a dead body that isn't proven to be that of the decedent. (i wish they could but they cannot)
2. there would have to be so many people involved: police, paramedics, helicopter personal, UCLA doctors, specialists.
This brings me back to my question - do they actually DNA test every body that comes into the morgue??3. the blood and dna had to be proven. they do a MULTITUDE of testing to make sure the body is positively identified.
So saying you know he's alive isn't being in denial?
If this "hoax" is true, then where is he?
That's exactly what I keep thinking.
If he did it for peace then he's got no chance. How fun it would be spending the next 20 - 30+ years being confined to a house without being able to even go into your garden to play with your children.
And if he has infact faked his own death to be at peace and finally away from the world, why are you investigating it?!
LOL!! You got a point there too!
However, I want to know. MJ has had a lot of impersonators, and this is master showman MJ you are talking about. So, if some body that looked like MJ were to be delivered to the coroner, who's to say they doubted it was him? Why would they go through expensive DNA testing to prove that the body in the morgue was indeed MJ? I've heard of them doing DNA testing for mutilated remains, or skeletal remains - but that was because the identity of the victim was unknown. So who's to say they would do this on one they assume was MJ?
My take? It may not have been MJ, yet no expensive DNA testing was done to prove the body in the morgue was MJ. That leaves us with all of these questions.
Hmmm, that's an interesting point there Linda. I'm not too sure if they did any DNA tests, I'll see if I can find anything out, there must be something mentioned on here somewhere about that.
Dead body of impersonator?