shelly_webster;3627173 said:
I wonder how he explains the bodyguards answer, someon e asked them if they ever worked with him and they didn't know who he was.
By the way, 2 years ago he said it was him who was infertile.
Two years ago he also claimed Michael was storing his own sperm for use after his death:
MICHAEL JACKSON: CLONE ME SO I CAN LIVE FOREVER Jul 19 2009
Dead star's frozen sperm in clinic
Michael Jackson wanted to have his sperm frozen in the bizarre hope he could create life after death.
*****, who was obsessed with the idea of immortality and creating a clone of himself, arranged for a sample of his vital fluid to be stored in a Los Angeles clinic before his shock death.
Under strict clinical conditions it could be frozen and then thawed to create a reproduction of *****.
***** told one family member: "I've always wanted to live on somehow. My dream is to be immortal."
Failing that, the dad of three hoped his sperm might be used in a conventional way to produce more children so that his "spirit and soul" would live on from beyond the grave.
And he even considered having his ENTIRE BODY frozen so that one day it might be raised from the dead.
Michael's former head of British security Matt Fiddes, 30, confirmed how the singer had often talked of his hopes to live on after death.
Matt, who became one of *****'s most trusted aides said: "We often discussed Michael's 'after-life'.
"His biggest fear was dying and being forgotten. We talked through all the options from freezing to cloning his body.
"Any new methods or scientific developments in these areas would really excite Michael.
"Eventually when he realised these choices were not likely to be available to him in his own life time he did mention freezing his sperm.
"He liked the idea that in theory his 'life force' could be around for hundreds of years and be released at the flick of a switch.
"It would have been Michael's way of 'saving himself' for the future."
***** confided to a close circle of family and friends in 2004 that he wanted his spirit and soul to live on in a new generation of Jackson children.
Just two years earlier he visited a Las Vegas conference on human cloning with life-long friend spoon bender Uri Geller, 62, where he became ecstatic at the possibility that a mini-version of himself could be created.
A family friend said: "Michael's dying wish would have been to let his life force live on.
"In his heart he knew that human cloning was never going to be a realistic possibility during his own life-time so freezing his sperm was the next perfect solution in his mind.
"Despite all the child abuse claims he loves children and being surrounded by them.
"He had talked about his dream in life of adopting two kids from each continent around the world.
Genetic "But his dream in death was to pass on his genetic make-up to future generations. Michael believed he could make a difference in death as he had in life."
In the 1990s ***** inquired about his body being cryogenically frozen.
The family source added: "Michael lived for music and his children.
"If both can live on through him long after his sad death then at least some good will have come out of this very tragic chapter in pop history."
Yesterday when we asked Uri about Michael's decision to freeze his sperm, he said: "I can't talk about this."
But ex-security head Fiddes confirmed ***** had discussed the idea with both himself and Uri.
He said: "Michael had conversations with us both on the subject and was keen to know our views.
"He also talked about cloning and other ways of trying to extend life.
"When and where he might have frozen his sperm only a chosen few would know."
Source : people.co.uk/news
“Eventually when he realised these choices were not likely to be available to him in his own life time he did mention freezing his sperm. He liked the idea that in theory his ‘life force’ could be around for hundreds of years and be released at the flick of a switch. When and where he might have frozen his sperm only a chosen few would know.”
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