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If Conrad said these thing, he will only look more stupid. No one listened to him in the past no one will listen to him now. he is an outcast. he will only make himself look more foolish than he does not. When he talked about Prince to a tv show, people pounded on him. He is only ticking people off. Again, good thinking people know better. who cares about haters. They are going to hate even if that front page would have had a great story on Michael. Michael name still gets the attention and that is what they are banking on.
Out of intrest does anyone know who the publisher is.
It was in May on Inside Edition. many publications talked about it the next day. He was giving advice to Prince Doctor on what to expect. People online and chat room went crazy. He can not say nothing. He killed the biggest star in the world and was called every name in the book on what he did to MJ.When did he speak bout Prince? And what did he say?
When the strippers turned up, Jackson and his doctor put on fake Arabic accents to avoid being identified.
Murray says: “We had already decided we’d tell the girls we were Saudi Arabian brothers.
“Michael wore pyjamas and a surgical mask, not much of a disguise for somebody so frequently associated with one.
“I was still in my scrubs. We spoke a fake Arabic to each other as the girls came into the room and sized us up.
Michael used disguises often. Once, he was a sheik and I was his translator. We went to a place called Carnation Restaurant where they served tuna salads and sandwiches. At that time, Michael only ate organic food, but he had a rare idea of what was organic. If we went to KFC, Michael thought that if the chicken's skin was taken off it became organic food.
Anyway, that day in Carnation they were two women and a man of about 80 years old. We began to speak in our particular arabic between us.
When the two women started to look at us I spoke to one of them and told her: The sheik Majolini wants to tell you that you and your friend are beautiful ladies.
These two ladies probably would not have received a compliment in the last 20 years so they began to laugh. Then we started talking. They asked what was the sheik doing there and I told them that he had just been divorced from his wife number 97 and had 154 children.
- Do You have 154 children? They asked astonished.
- "As much as he knows", I said. He had 97 wives… and started naming, "Jada, Jami, Shakira, Vera…" with Michael saying this in an invented Arab.
There was nothing malicious in it. In fact, Michael paid their bill, he was like that, always making jokes with the people.
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Sometimes, however, the joke became against us. The funniest thing that happened to us was a night when we went to eat pancakes. It was after 1 a.m. and our usual place, Dupars, was closed. So we went to another one in Ventura Boulevard. They were only a couple of people there.
The waitress was about 70 years old. It was around 1979, when Off The Wall was released. Michael was world's number one and she didn't recognize him at all.
She came to our table and asked what we wanted to order. I made an Arabian accent and said "Yamaka fallesh".
Michael began to laugh and she slapped him with the back of her hand. She said, "this is not fun, your friend is from a foreign country and you have to respect the people who comes from foreign countries".
Murray said Jackson, who was worth £600million and expected to make an estimated £250million on the 02 run, wanted to lavish his fortune on Harriet, the unsuspecting object of his twisted love.
We’d speed to the downtown Las Vegas strip. Sometimes we would bring along a mask or other disguise.
“Downtown, we’d walk the streets, with Michael ecstatic that virtually no one recognised him. I once wore scrubs and Michael walked with a limp, pretending to be a stroke victim. He was drooling on one side of his mouth.
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Michael Jackson wanted to marry 12-year-old girl and planned to groom Emma Watson when she was 11, says doctor
22:30, 16 JUL 2016 UPDATED 23:14, 16 JUL 2016
BY SIMON BOYLE
According to his doctor, the late King of Pop fell in love with the 12 year old daughter of Oliver! star Mark Lester
Jackson always vehemently denied persistent child sex abuse rumours surrounding him. He paid millions of dollars to settle a number of cases with the families of young boys who claimed to have been abused by him at his Neverland ranch in California.
I think it's being self published. It's an e-book (PDF) for $9.95 and as far as I can see it is only being sold at an Australian online book store.
That top picture is from march 09 London oliver show
Thanks. In any case, Harriet was much older in 2009 than 12, so why would MJ ask Murray how to marry a 12-year-old Harriet during or after TII?
These claims are so outrageous and the attempt at cashing in so obvious that I don't think many people will believe this. The article mentions that CM has money problems and he says "buy the book, it's in the book!" three or four times. That's already a red flag. Even the people who believe MJ was a pedophile or a drug addict know that CM is shady as hell and nobody likes shady doctors, so his claim about being a victim in all this will rub a lot of people the wrong way. And the allegations themselves are just way too incredible to be true. Who could possibly believe that Michael, who had just been through a very public child molestation trial, would tell his doctor that he had a romantic interest in little girls and that it was his dying wish that he wrote a book about it? It's not even legal to marry a child, why would Michael want to do that and be sent straight to prison? It just doesn't make any sense. The Mirror and the Daily Mail and all those other tabloid rags only make themselves look silly by printing this. Most people will just roll their eyes and perhaps finally understand that the tabloids will print anything about Michael and can't be trusted. This could actually work out well for Michael in the end. But that doesn't change the fact that CM is a disgusting piece of filth who should have spent the rest of his sad life behind bars. To write a slanderous book about the man you murdered is cold enough but to name that book This Is It... I have no words.
Apparently this is a series so we can brace ourselves for more of this trash, right up to Michael's birthday :smilerolleyes:
I'm surprised he named Emma Watson, since she's still alive.
Didnt the goldmans get money based off restitution re the book???
The proposed book outraged the Goldman family, who criticized the publisher for "helping a murderer get his voice out there."[SUP][19][/SUP] According to lawyers for Ron Goldman's family, the Goldmans planned to attempt to garnish any earnings Simpson might get from the book. Fred Goldman, Ron's father, was awarded $33.5 million by a jury in 1997 for the wrongful death of his son. However, Simpson never paid this judgment due to a California law that prevents pensions from being used to satisfy judgments, and the fact that the bulk of his income comes from his NFL pension. Goldman described the book and television interview as "an all-time low" and "morally reprehensible to me... to think you are willing to give somebody airtime about how they would murder two people."[SUP][20][/SUP] Patricia Schroeder, president and chief executive of the Association of American Publishers, felt that the book would "stir an awful lot of debate and make the culture take a real look at itself, and that may not be unhealthy".[SUP][17]
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The day after the announcement of its publication, an online boycott encouraged Americans to ignore the book and complain to publishers and booksellers.[SUP][21][/SUP] Similar boycotts were held in Australia and Europe.[SUP][22][/SUP] Within four days of the book's announcement, over 58,394 people had signed an online petition developed by Ronald Goldman's family, DontPayOJ.com,[SUP][23][/SUP] declaring their opposition to the book.[SUP][24][/SUP] Bookshops were divided about stocking this title in their stores. Numerous independent stores said either that they would not sell it or would offer limited copies and give away the proceeds.[SUP][25][/SUP] Borders Books and Waldenbooks said they would donate any profits they made from the book to charities which benefit victims of domestic violence, and a Borders spokesperson said they "believe it is the right of customers to decide what they read and what to buy, but we will not discount the title or promote it".[SUP][26][/SUP] Several stores in Canada said they would only order it for customers, but not stock it.[SUP][27][/SUP]
In the days following the book's announcement, pre-orders put it in the top 20 of Amazon.com's bestseller list, though it had fallen to #51 when the book's cancellation was announced.[SUP][28]
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Legal experts theorized that Simpson might be able to avoid paying the Goldmans or Browns any money. "I think it's going to be difficult if [Simpson] arranges to have [book profits] deposited abroad," said lawyer Tom Mesereau, who successfully defended Michael Jackson in his child molestation trial in 2005. "It's one thing to enforce a judgment in America, and another to enforce it overseas." Mesereau said Simpson also might have profits "paid into a trust offshore or a corporation in a different name."[29
Transfer of rights
In June 2007, a federal judge ruled that Fred Goldman, Ron Goldman's father, could pursue the publishing rights to Simpson's book.[SUP][50][/SUP] In July 2007, a federal bankruptcy judge awarded the rights to the book to the Goldman family, who receive 90 percent of profits to help satisfy the $38 million wrongful death civil suit judgment against Simpson.[SUP][51][/SUP][SUP][52][/SUP] After Goldman had won the rights to the book, he arranged to publish it under the new title If I Did It: Confessions of the Killer.[SUP][53][/SUP] The Goldman family's lawyers also announced intentions to pursue new publishing, film, or TV deals in order to receive some of $33.5 million awarded to them in the civil case.[SUP][51][/SUP]
Lawsuits
Fred Goldman sued Lorraine Brooke Associates, a shell corporation, for the publishing rights after it filed for bankruptcy. After Goldman purchased the rights from the court-appointed bankruptcy trustee,[SUP][54][/SUP] Nicole's father, Louis H. Brown, sued Goldman, attempting to stop the publication, but lost.[SUP][55][/SUP]
I think the Estate has a good basis to sue him based on doctor-patient privilege. Also, did not the Goldmans manage to do something when OJ tried to profit of his crime and of his victims and write a book? The Estate needs to check that out too.
Lester will no doubt says yes or no to CM claims, depending which one pays moreuke:
So Conrad Murray is writing a book on Michael? Sorry I'm really over this and am not even going the entertain the thought of reading the article (but I did see the headlines on Facebook about the marriage/Emma Watson thing, ugh).
If that's the case, then the Estate should have a really, really good case to sue him and hopefully shut it down. Though I'm honestly so conflicted on this, mainly because of the Streisand effect (which basically is, in the context of this issue: by the Estate suing Conrad Murray, the lawsuit and book are suddenly all over the news, leading to even more people finding out about the book who would not have heard about it otherwise). But on the other hand, the Estate might have a case to actually sue him and Murray deserves ALL the shit he can get!
Obviously the Estate ignoring tabloid stories about MJ never stopped them from spreading like wildfire. It's already out there. The Mirror is running a series about his book and it was a frontpage story yesterday. The "let's just ignore it" attitude has not been very effective with these kind of smear stories, has it? So maybe a change of attitude on these is required. Especially when they even might have a legal basis to sue.