Moddie777
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The coroner (at the first press conference) said there was no indication of any external trauma and no sign of foul play on the body. I know that we have reason to believe foul play was involved in his death, but a bloody face or something would be an obvious sign of external trauma and foul play on the body wouldn't it..?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmdrNn3HZcY
Also Karen Faye.. she supposedly did the make up on Michael's body. She has spoken so harshly about AEG, Kenny, Sony just stopping short of actually saying they murdered him, but she has never mentioned anything about his face. I don't think she'd remain silent if there was, shes been giving people lots of information. In fact she has said somewhat the opposite. When we were worried autopsy photos were coming out and that they said the photos were real because Michael had a scar on his cheek, she said 'don't believe it so easily' and then later 'Michael didn't have any scars on his cheeks'... wouldn't she have mentioned something about his face then?
La Toya said she saw his body and all she has said was 'he looked beautiful, just like Michael' she also said the children saw him (in the hospital, and Paris again later at FL. Would La Toya keep quiet if there was obvious indication of damage to his face, and would they let the children see him in a bad state with his face damaged? This is also why I don't believe they didn't do open casket because of damage to his face from CPR (aaaand since when does CPR cause damage on the face?)
You know what? I had heard from one person, that Karen Faye didn't do Michael's make-up at the memorial or burial. I don't know if this is true or not. This was when I was still in shock and I never questioned it nor went back to revsisit this subject with the person who told me this. Karen Faye could be telling the truth, I dunno?
I don't necessarily think there would be "damage" to our MJ's face. But DNA on his body and possible signs of a struggle of sorts. The Dna could possibly tell us who and how many were in that room