Frank Cascio "My Friend Michael"/ Excerpt @pg151/New Interview Post 3743

Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

@classic Firstly, in order for one side to concede that they are wrong, we need more information than we have now. Because there is information missing and events are left up to how a person wants to interpret them, you are going to get a variety of interpretations. But a person can't say how another interprets them is wrong for them, just like no one can say how you interpret them is wrong for you. You may not agree with them or understand them, but that doesn't negate them. I am not saying you personally are negating them, I'm just making a general statement. And I agree, things aren't either-or. That's exactly what I was saying. Because there is so much gray area in between without concrete info, you are going to find these circular conversations because there really isn't anything to tip the scale one way or other.

What would help? Actually having the book and looking at that critically. But as I said, some have had enough without that. Some want to wait and see what it says and some very positive towards it no matter what. Even after having the book, there will still be many questions left unanswered. So, personal preference and experience shines through.

I do have to say though, that I thought you said in your post that you still cannot understand, etc, etc (That is what happens when you read on a phone) and that is why I answered as I did. It seemed kind of condescending. But I read your post on my computer and I didn't get that same connotation. So I apologoze for that.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Katherine said she never saw anything in relation to addiction. and yes they never said anything back then for fear of being cut out of the will.except randy of course
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Im not taking away from Culkin or Tucker.. infact I said I respected Culkin!! Im just not going to spit hate at Frank just because he decided to write a book.. I don't turn that fast.. Frank was one of the very few that stayed close to Michael as long as he did. That has to be for a reason...

I think its unfair to get mad at everyone that write a book after Michael passes. There of course has to be a trigger reason to write. sometimes it takes a traumatic event to spark the feel of the need to write about something or someone. Almost like self therapy.

We can dissect and make everything bad..

"Why Immortal tour now? they cashing in on Michaels death", "Oh why is she saying this now in public, why not before.. Sell out." "oh look who comes out of the woodwork now."

COME ON give them a break.. Do you think Katherine would talk about Michaels possible addiction in public when Michael was here and take the chance of him getting upset? HELL NO! Does it make her a bad person talking about it now? NO! she just tried to keep things private.

Thats the same with many other people who "come out" now..

Im not saying everyone is good.. NO! there are definatly leaches, and opportunists. but not everyone

Just because a person does not agree with Frank writing a book, it does not mean that they are spitting hate. And of course for some people they need to write things out for therapeutic reasons. But for some, the need to then profit off of that rubs them the wrong way.

And Frank does not have to be a bad person just because a person does not agree with what he is doing. To relegate every person who disagrees with Frank's book or his promotional methods to being a hater who is spitting on him and/or making everything he does as bad, is an assessment that is not only incorrect and unfair, it is also simplistic.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Tom Mesereau speaks very highly of Macaulay Culkin and Chris Tucker. TMez said Culkin and Tucker supported Michael throughout the trial despite the advices from their respective managers.

You don't see Culkin or Tucker speak about Michael in public. Neither did Diana Ross.

Tom said many so-called friends stayed away from Michael, but not Culkin or Tucker. As a matter of fact, Culkin is Prince god father and wad presence in the private funeral.

Macaulay and Chris both did speak about MJ. I believed I saw Macaulay on Larry King's interview. I think maybe is around the the 03 era. He spoke highly about MJ. Chris Tucker also talked about MJ quite often before and after MJ died. Most of them are funny.

Although I really don't like Frank's interview for 20/20 and got quite angry about it. I don't think whether speak to the media can define whether he is a true friend or not. They can decide whether they want to talk about MJ in public. Maybe if more of those true friend can speak up more for MJ, the public opinion to MJ might be better but it's their own decision.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Reflections On The Dance, An Honest Look at Michael Joseph Jackson

I know also I have been asked numerous times about Frank Cascio and the book he has coming out and also statements made in the David Gest documentary and the media about Frank being concerned with some of the medications Michael was taking or was being given. Many fans are upset by this.

I want to share with you my own thoughts and also what Tom Mesereau shared with me. First, Tom made it clear that Frank was a very nice person and that Michael really liked and valued Frank and the entire Cascio family and that they were definitely good and close friends. Frank is sharing things from his own experience, which is different from some others. For instance, when Tom Mesereau and Susan Yu worked with Michael, neither Tom nor Susan saw Michael with any drugs and he always worked with them with a very clear head.

On a personal note, I have found Frank to be very kind and caring. I've spoken to him several times and one thing sticks out for me. Before my FIL passed this past February, I had asked for prayers on my personal page, for my family. Frank, without hesitation, came on check to make sure everything was okay and to check on me. I think that says a lot about his character. I ask that we wait to make any judgments until the book is out there and we see what is in it ?

Very nice ^^ Ivy. It also backs up a major point that you have a friendly one on one relationship with Frank and therefore this influences your responses. I am not saying this is good or bad, simply making an observation. I am also sure members know that Frank is a nice person since there is good in every one, and yes Mez talks about his relationship with Michael and Frank talks about his. However, the uproar was not about these points, but a statement that was made at an inappropriate time. There is no way getting around that. If you and I had a relationship where I contacted you and asked questions about a book you were writing and you told me about a death, I would contact you to make sure you were ok too. Most people involved in one on one contact whether via phone, text, etc would call, text, etc., to see how the person was doing, unless they are selfish and indifferent.

I think it is clear now what your stance is and those of other members who voiced their opinions in this thread, and there is nothing that will further enlighten people to make them change their feelings about this issue.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Very nice ^^ Ivy. It also backs up a major point that you have a friendly one on one relationship with Frank and therefore this influences your responses.

it's written by "Reflections On The Dance, An Honest Look at Michael Joseph Jackson" admin Deborah Kunesh (I believe) - as I put as a headline and bolded to make it obvious. My name is Ivy and I don't have a website or a blog or a husband or a FIL and never been checked on by Frank.

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and if you pay attention Deborah (again I believe) and Frank's interaction happened in February. 9 months ago.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Ivy funny. The way you put your name at the top there I thought you wrote this. I was wondering why you put a heading on it. Now my remarks should go to Deborah and I apologize for thinking it was from you.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

there are people that are against SOME releases after Michael because they feel they are making money off of Michael but they become hypocritical..

lets see if these people will boycott or go against the release of BAD 1988 if it really does come out.. I mean it was never released when MJ was alive so that would mean they are releasing it only for money right?? Or unreleased material? Or is it ok because someone is not writing and talking about what they have seen or believe?

people have been picking and chosing what to support and sometimes just does not make sence
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

I DO understand that Frank may have been a kind and warm person, and was a friend to Michael. But, we all have to be responsible for what we do in this life, and in some instances, there are NO second chances? A person may be a kind and good person, and drive drunk, ONE time, and hurt or kill someone. I do get that. And that is not all there is to a life. But yet, the harm done is not retrievable?

I do not CARE about Frank, at all. This is a MICHAEL JACKSON board, and most of us here, loved him. Most do not CARE about Frank, and he has his life to live, and his family, and his friends. But yet, I think he fell victim to the bandwagon of those who TRASH Michael.. .in a word, a book, on tv, or whatever. He is not even on my radar. He messed up. He messed up, as badly as someone who might be at a dinner party, and gives intelligent and interesting conversation, and then abruptly PUKES on the table. Would YOU invite him to your next dinner party? I wouldn't. . . .He said things he should not have said, and five hundred, a thousand "kind" words in a book, cannot make up for that. I am DONE with him, and didn't care about him, anyway, that much. With friends like that? Who needs detractors? He should have kept his mouth SHUT, about those precious memories.

This is, in the end, a Michael Jackson board, and Michael deserved better.

Not sure how people could "wait and see and judge," without buying the book and putting money in Frank's pocket?

I am SO done, with those who have betrayed "their friend," Michael, you cannot imagine how much.

Sure, buy the book. I will NOT be buying it. Whatever. . .
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

He messed up, as badly as someone who might be at a dinner party, and gives intelligent and interesting conversation, and then abruptly PUKES on the table. Would YOU invite him to your next dinner party? I wouldn't. . . .

isn't that a little overkill? why would anyone throw away a friendship on one mistake? is any of us "perfect" that we demand perfection? what about forgiveness and second chances?

edited to add: perhaps this wasn't the best hypothetical? not inviting a person back because they puked sounds heartless honestly. they could have been sick , that's human nature.

Not sure how people could "wait and see and judge," without buying the book and putting money in Frank's pocket?

Reviews.

A lot of people waited for reviews about Latoya's and Jermaine's books before even considered buying them.

and what is the alternative of "wait and see and judge"? Is it "let's hang and kill and later we'll say sorry if necessary"?

He is not even on my radar.

r u sure? aren't you commenting a lot for something that's not on your radar?
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

isn't that a little overkill? why would anyone throw away a friendship on one mistake? is any of us "perfect" that we demand perfection? what about forgiveness and second chances?

Uri Geller, Aaron, Schmulley,... and so many other "friends".

edited to add: perhaps this wasn't the best hypothetical? not inviting a person back because they puked sounds heartless honestly. they could have been sick , that's human nature.

Some people puke food, some people puke words. Frank during three minutes of interview puked words for which he doesn't deserve to be invited again.



Reviews.

A lot of people waited for reviews about Latoya's and Jermaine's books before even considered buying them.

and what is the alternative of "wait and see and judge"? Is it "let's hang and kill and later we'll say sorry if necessary"?

A lot of people simply ignored the reviews and the books. The alternative is not to hang and kill, but to throw him into the same garbage bin and ignore him.



r u sure? aren't you commenting a lot for something that's not on your radar?

Aren't you commenting a lot for someone you "don't" defend?
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Frank said that Michael and he discussed the issue. And despite Michael getting angry, Michael must have valued that friendship because he didn't toss it right out of the window. Again, what the Jacksons (some) have been implying and what Frank stated are two different things.

My problem with Frank words and of his family actions comes from AFTER MJ's death. So why do people bring up MJ's friendship of his and Frank and of the whole Cascio family I don't know? I speak of what they have done and said AFTER he died which I have a major problem with.

And I'll say it again Frank simply agreed with the Jacksons and what they been saying about MJs drug issues. Frank never once said what part or date they were right about he just gave them credibility. So ones left to wonder WTF is he talking about?

By the way yes Frank was out there defending MJ from the 03 allegations but, hello he was also accused as a co-conspirator so it's not like it was all for MJ only. He was out there protecting himself too. Which is fine but, he had a reason other then MJ to be out there doing the rounds, it was also to save his own ass too.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

isn't that a little overkill? why would anyone throw away a friendship on one mistake? is any of us "perfect" that we demand perfection? what about forgiveness and second chances?

edited to add: perhaps this wasn't the best hypothetical? not inviting a person back because they puked sounds heartless honestly. they could have been sick , that's human nature.

Maybe not the best but you get the point. The hypothetical does not necessitate that they are friends. Whether they are or not, here's the deal. We are not friends with Frank. We are fans of Michael and have become used to people who were once even friends (especially after his death) using their relationship to their advantage. We are used to people (especially after his death) sharing intimate details that we personally don't think Michael would approve of for their gain. We are used to people feeding the media frenzy. So it is no wonder that people are only willing to give a person one chance and then that's it. They refuse to back anything they do.



Reviews.

A lot of people waited for reviews about Latoya's and Jermaine's books before even considered buying them.

I think that is exactly right. I know many people are greatfyl for the reviews people give. It makes it so much easier for some to decide how to spend their money. That's one of the great thing about the board: The sharing of information.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

For me, and it's fine if you don't agree, Frank is in the perfect position to help alleviate the allegations against Michael, he has been true to Michael and I hope he remains so, okay I may be disappointed in which case he will feel my wrath. As far as I'm concerned this is the most important reason for this book. And I am prepared that maybe some other aspects may not 100% flattering but to me that may prove to show a more human side to Michael, so long as it's explained and balanced.


Yes unfortunately we know what the media would make of any little negative, but there is enough c*ap books out there re allegations that perhaps this one may balance it out.

@love is magical yes you are right Diana Ross has never said anything............ nothing in fact, and when she was asked years ago about the allegations, she replied 'she hoped it wasn't true'
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Personally, I'm just waiting for Bubbles' book, as I am very interested in what his take was during his years of friendship with Michael. Maybe Muscles could be co-author.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

I don't think Wagener project is a scam. Especially since T-Mez supports it the way that he does and by signing ties to be sold and raise money for this. And unless people don't know how to multitask I really don't see the problem with anyone speaking about the Cascio interview/book or any other subject on this board while still sending their letters to stop the Murray crap documentary.

Why make it seem like some don't care when that's far from the truth? At the end of the day the subject matters intertwine when it comes to calling MJ an addict and to me that must end if they all can't explain themsleves better. They are all making it worse and they all need to just go away and Murray needs to rot as long as possible in jail! To me it all matters even when some are less serious then others. But, truth be told this all has an negetive effect on MJs Image and all of this has horrible timing. One was before a verdict and the other after. Terrible!

Than, how interested would you be in acquiring your very own "Bridge"?

T Mez isn't God...case in point, he thinks the Jacksons are a lovely, tight-knit family and supported the David Gest hot-craptastic-mess.

'nuff said

I understand that. But how can he be trusted after he allowed Michael's musical legacy to be poisoned in that way?

I have no comment. You always go back to these tracks... You always find a way to bring these tracks into discussion, regardless of the subject.

My problem with Frank words and of his family actions comes from AFTER MJ's death. So why do people bring up MJ's friendship of his and Frank and of the whole Cascio family I don't know? I speak of what they have done and said AFTER he died which I have a major problem with.

Exactly.. Was Katherine Jackson this greedy & money hungry when MJ was around? YES..most definitely. But she hid it well...So I do believe the Cascios have been selling stories to the media, but unlike the Jacksons they are not very public about it. So, like Katherine, they might have fooled MJ.



Crazy Klein calling out Frank Cascio:

Arnold W. Klein's Photos
Frank you made tons of money off of Michael when he was alive. If you were such a good friend where were you during the last 2 years? Why did you not even comment on what AEG did?
By: Arnold W. Klein

 
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Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Please do not make this thread into a battle between those who do not support the book (as defenders of Michael) and those who do support the book (as defenders of Cascio). I think a little understanding goes a long way. Again, some are stating why they do not support the book. Their reasons have been because of privacy issues, Frank's comments, etc. It does not mean that their stance means they love Michael more or that they are more vested in Michael.

Again some are stating why they are going to give the book a chance. Their reasons have been Frank's history with Michael, his standing up for Michael, and that they do not think he has said anything terribly bad. It does not mean they are Frank supporters. It does not mean that they value Michael any less. It just means that they are still willing to give the book a chance.

This constant pitting of fans against each other just because of the differing opinions really needs to stop. Please stop it now.

This thread is about Frank Cascio's book. Please keep it to that topic.

Thanks!
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

He should just continue selling his stories to Roger Friedman instead of writing a book and he would have no problems with fans... :smilerolleyes:
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

^^^ You mean like Frank Dileo?
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

No, I mean like Frank Cascio.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

Crazy Klein calling out Frank Cascio:Arnold W. Klein's Photos
Frank you made tons of money off of Michael when he was alive. If you were such a good friend where were you during the last 2 years? Why did you not even comment on what AEG did?
By: Arnold W. Klein
Sorry but he's right.

I know where he was, he was researching for his book :puke:
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

For me, and it's fine if you don't agree, Frank is in the perfect position to help alleviate the allegations against Michael, he has been true to Michael and I hope he remains so, okay I may be disappointed in which case he will feel my wrath. As far as I'm concerned this is the most important reason for this book. And I am prepared that maybe some other aspects may not 100% flattering but to me that may prove to show a more human side to Michael, so long as it's explained and balanced.


Yes unfortunately we know what the media would make of any little negative, but there is enough c*ap books out there re allegations that perhaps this one may balance it out.

@love is magical yes you are right Diana Ross has never said anything............ nothing in fact, and when she was asked years ago about the allegations, she replied 'she hoped it wasn't true'

What do you mean by Frank is in the perfect position to help clearing up the allegation against Michael? Like he's a strong advocate? Influential enough to make a substantial impact?

Of course I'm happy that Frank is going to clear up the misconception. However, I think his claim that no one person on Earth will believe Michael was a pedophile is highly unrealistic. To the public, Frank Cascio is relatively unknown. Thus far, Frank's resume hasn't been that impressive. Bascially, he hasn't made a name on his own yet. All along, there have been many people who personally knew Michael Jackson, from his work collaborators to his legal team, strongly defend Michael against the allegation. In my previous post, I mentioned that luminaries such as Nelson Mandela and Maya Angelou sent letter to Michael's family and wrote a poem that was recited in his public memorial upon learning about Michael's passing. Jesse Jackson Jr. defended Michael. Bill Clinton spoke very highly of Michael. Madonna said all these allegations against Michael were witch-hunts. An individual with common sense would at least ask whether all these prominent political and cultural figures would associate their good names with a pedophile. By sending a letter to Michael's family that is being read in one of the most viewed TV programs, Nelson Mandela showed his support to the whole world. Who else in this world is more respected and revered than Mandela?

Paris Jackson said ever since the day she's born. Michael had been the best father she cound ever imagined. Isn't that enough to "humanize" Michael Jackson?

If people do not believe Michael's own daughter and respectful lumanaries, such as Mandela, I don't think those people would believe anyone who speak fondly of Michael. Their minds are made up.

As for Diana Ross, I admit I don't follow her closely. I don't know if the quote that you posted is taken out of context or not. However, I have a hard time in understanding how Michael would trust his own children to someone who doubted his innocence.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

For me, and it's fine if you don't agree, Frank is in the perfect position to help alleviate the allegations against Michael,

What do you mean by Frank is in the perfect position to help clearing up the allegation against Michael? Like he's a strong advocate? Influential enough to make a substantial impact?

I think it's more like he was in the room when Gavin asked to sleep at Michael room and how he stayed and Michael and him slept on the floor. He's an eye witness to actually what happened and how Michael acted for all the time with Arvizo's. It's not about his name or his popularity, it's the simple fact that he was there and has firsthand knowledge.

saying "Michael could not have done these things he's accused of" is good but saying "I was in the room he didn't invite them over and he wasn't alone with them I was there" is a lot stronger.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

@love is magical Frank has been around Michael since he himself was young and the fact that he was around with the Arvisos, therefore he would be in a good position to help alleviate some misconceptions. Yes I agree that Frank's claim that no one on earth etc. is unrealistic. Re Diana Ross, she had a microphone to her mouth at the time. So with all those people you mentioned speaking up for Michael, do think public opinion about Michael has changed?

@Justice_MJ And Frank Dileo

Either way, I keep an open mind until we know more of the content of the book.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

You know, I really don't need Frank Cascio to tell me that Mike was not a pedophile...All the people in the world could bound together to say the same thing, but all I have to do is look in Michael's eyes, listen to his lyrics, see him in orphanages and the look in his eyes and smile on his face when he sees children and their pain...All you have to do is look at Michael his whole life and his unwavering dedication to the plight of the world and it's children....Listen to MICHAEL, look in his eyes...the words he's said...If people need some sort of other source to find 'proof', then they're not looking at Michael hard enough, or they don't care to see what is right there in front of their faces.....Frank won't make a bit of difference IMO, and this isn't to knock Frank down....Perhaps some people will change their mind after this book, and of course, that's a good thing...But for Frank say that no one will ever believe he was a pedophile again is a bit boastful and naive....A book full of words isn't gonna make a difference to me....It was right here in front of our faces...the whole time....The general public don't care to find out what Frank says about Michael's innocence, they want to read the dirty, gritty stuff....As per usual...
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

I think it's more like he was in the room when Gavin asked to sleep at Michael room and how he stayed and Michael and him slept on the floor. He's an eye witness to actually what happened and how Michael acted for all the time with Arvizo's. It's not about his name or his popularity, it's the simple fact that he was there and has firsthand knowledge.

saying "Michael could not have done these things he's accused of" is good but saying "I was in the room he didn't invite them over and he wasn't alone with them I was there" is a lot stronger.

I see what you are saying. But, is it really that much stronger? I guess you and I can both agree that after people formed an opinon and made up their minds, it's extremely challenging to change people's minds. Not only on matters related to Michael, but also on politics, religions, etc...

For people who don't believe in the allegations, no first-hand witness is necessary. For people who think the allgations were true, they wouldn't believe in Frank Cascio.

Tom Mesereau told the media repeatedly that he never saw Michael popping pills. The Michael Jackson he knew and worked with was always alert and articulate. But still, his words seem like stones thrown into an ocean.

Again, I'm happy if Frank's going to counter the allegations by offering his eye witnessed accounts. If his book change minds of some skeptical non-fans, then his book is still worthwhile.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

For people who don't believe in the allegations, no first-hand witness is necessary. For people who think the allgations were true, they wouldn't believe in Frank Cascio.

there's also grey in this world.

statistical basics, trends in answering questions etc all show that there's generally a large group that falls under the "middle of the road" classification.
 
Re: Frank Cascio to write memoir of his friend Michael Jackson / press release at pg12 / Nov 15 ,201

@love is magical Frank has been around Michael since he himself was young and the fact that he was around with the Arvisos, therefore he would be in a good position to help alleviate some misconceptions. Yes I agree that Frank's claim that no one on earth etc. is unrealistic. Re Diana Ross, she had a microphone to her mouth at the time. So with all those people you mentioned speaking up for Michael, do think public opinion about Michael has changed?

@Justice_MJ And Frank Dileo

Either way, I keep an open mind until we know more of the content of the book.

That's exactly my point. People with common sense who saw people like Mandela and Angelous showed support to Michael would understand that Michael Jackson could not be the monster the media portrayed him. It's true that many in the world changed their opinions about Michael after viewing the memorial service. Paris' few words are extremely powerful. She did more than anyone has done to humanize her father. So, do these people need a book from Frank Cascio, whom they may know nothing about? The answer is probably not.

For the people who are still not convinced or are too stubborn to change their minds, what can Frank's book do?

I think we do need books and studies to balance the negative stuff being published. It'd be great if books like Joe Vogel's Man In the Music get more recognized. So, scholars on arts and cultures would begin writing about Michael's arts.

Regarding Diana Ross, I'm not saying she's a saint. Honestly, I don't know her enough to offer an opinon. I'm just thinking out loud here. Would Michael Jackson trust his own children to someone who doubted his innocence?
 
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