There is a whiff of opportunism about Kai Chase and her cookbook, but just a whiff, and writing a cookbook isn't the worst thing anyone's ever done.
I'm not valuating her cookbook writing as "good" or "bad" either way. What I'm saying is to get on TV peddling your cook book a few short weeks after one of the most devestating losses to the world and presumably to yourself, is not exactly the hight of propriety. I also have a problem with her using a title (Fit for a King) to capitalize on the fact that she worked for MJ
so soon after working in such a personal and private capacity for him. How much more personal does it get to cook for someone? How much more private than to cook for someone who covets their privacy as him? I feel that if she had the integrity of looking out for him in his death as she claimed she did in his life, she would not be doing that
in this way, at this time. You're a bible believing person. You know that "all things are lawful but not all things are beneficial". Just because she
can is exactly what she did. That's really my whole point. I feel it is a
cold thing to do, espeically after being embraced so warmly by his family. That makes me not trust her any further than I can see her.
She isn't hopping from show to show
She actually has hopped from show to show just like a bunny rabbit.
no, she didn't call him a pedophile or anything but she certainly breeched the privacy rules that she knew full well he would have wanted protected. What he did from day to day and moment to moment in his every day life with his kids and all is something he kept very guarded and I have no doubt that she knew that. She knew that when she was hired she had to go through a privacy clearance process. And even if she hadn't, what ever happened to respect for the dead. Or the dead persons children and your personal relationship with them?
and her account gives us the most insight into what happened in the house that day
Well that certainly is the saving grace. That to me is like saying even though the tabloids camp out at his house, follow him everywhere he goes and make up lies about him, at least they catch some nice shots! Yay for us. We get to see nice shots while this man's life means
nothing to these hounds.
Murray called for Prince and for security,
Do you actually see a purpose in him calling Prince? For her not to say, "why don't you go see what's going on with your dad" doesn't strike you as
strange?
who then called 911. The paramedics were there 3 minutes later,
Yes, after they
finally received the call.
and the people downstairs formed a prayer circle.
In itself a prayer circle is obviusly not a bad thing, however, I'm saying that if that occurred when the doc ran back upstairs which is what I got from the interview I saw of her, it strikes me as an unnatural thing to do considering you have
no clue the nature of the emergency. None-the-less I'd be the
last person to beat someone up for praying but I'd be the
first person to beat someone up for using it as a cover up for scheming. If it was after the paramedics arrived it makes a little more sense.
That makes sense rather than getting underfoot of the doctor and the EMTs, who presumably could do Michael more good than anyone else.
True, however, and I'll say it again to make myself clearer, I'm talking about the natural human response. Its better to pass an accident on the highway without looking because it slows down traffic but a human being tends to do it regardless. Its
that kind of thing that I'm referring to here.
There was no reason at that point why she would have suspected anything henky with the doctor.
I feel a normal person, when a grown man runs down a flight of stairs yelling for a 12 year old boy to come, along with yelling for security, she might have wondered if something weren't a bit abnormal about that. She tells the story as if it makes all the sense in the world and I would love to know why. I feel there is a good "reason" for it though. I feel its for a purpose that he did it that way and for her not to think it odd is odd to me. Everyone else wants to know why he was calling for Prince. Why not her? She was there. Paris was there too. Why Prince?
I would absolutely not send a 12-year-old upstairs to see God knows what.
This doctor had (supposedly) been the family's doctor and (supposedly) knew them very well and had even (supposedly) treated the kids and was the authority at that moment. He yelled for Prince to come for a reason. Why second guess his authority in favor of fear?
She wouldn't have been shocked, because she already knew there was a medical emergency.
Even when people have been ill for YEARS, it is still a feeling of "disbelief" when they finally pass. Its a natural part of experiencing loss. The person was just right here ... hours ago and now you're telling me they're gone? If she "prayed" she should have been expecting a good outcome anyway. Yes, I feel she definitely should have been shocked. Completely shocked.
"Devastated" to learn that Michael didn't make it after all sounds about right, actually.
Inasmuch as we will have to agree to disagree with all the preceeding, this is one thing I am somewhat with you on. Devestated as in
dissappointed maybe. Not just straight sad. Along with shock comes dissapointment. She said she was "sad". She said it many times. Its appropriate to be sad, but she did not acknowledge the shock. That's all I'm pointing out. There's no way she saw him a few hours ago he's dead now and she's not shocked. I guess I don't agree with you on that either lol. Oh well. These discussions will hopefully stimulate truth to make its way to the surface.