Michael Jackson (1958 - 2009)

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"It was totally sick. It was the whole squad from Santa Barbara Police Department," he told a reporter. "We didn't know why they were there. Michael was not at home." Ultimately Bhatti appeared only on the defense's list of prospective witnesses.

After Jackson returned to Neverland following his arrest, the family held a welcome home party with "Soul Train" host Don Cornelius and comedian Tommy Davidson, Brown said Bhatti was there.

"He walked with the family -- they had a little procession -- and he sat up front with the family next to the stage," Ellis said.

There were other kids like Bhatti who lived and traveled with Jackson. Brett Barnes toured the world with the pop star, sleeping with him almost every night, as his sister testified to at Jackson's child molestation trial. But none of the kids seem to have stuck around as long as Bhatti.

Maybe that's why he had a front-row seat with Jackson's family at the singer's memorial.

"It was a rightful place for him," said Brown. "He grew up around Michael and really had a bond with him."
 
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Check this out :
Dr. Murray's People Scramble for Files | TMZ.com

Dr. Murray's People Scramble for Files

Posted Jul 24th 2009 11:48AM by TMZ Staff


Two people went to Dr. Conrad Murray's storage facility at 11:22 AM Houston time the day Michael Jackson died and took files from the storage and put them in two cars.

We're told the women who picked up the material took 3 to 5 boxes and other items. The two women are sisters who worked for the doctor, according to their grandmother. They came to the storage facility in a Mercedes and there was a car that followed them. The women were there for 30 minutes.

The timing is interesting. It was 9:22 AM Los Angeles time when the women showed up. Dr. Murray called 911 at 12:21 PM. The question -- what time did Dr. Murray realize Jackson was in distress?
 
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Jackson's Time of Death in Question | TMZ.com

Jackson's Time of Death in Question

Posted Jul 24th 2009 12:34PM by TMZ Staff
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ Dr. Conrad Murray was not in Michael Jackson's room when his heart stopped.

As we first reported, authorities believe Jackson died from an overdose of the powerful anesthesia Propofol. Sources say the LAPD believes Dr. Murray may have administered it.

This raises an even bigger question. Dr. Murray called 911 at 12:21 PM. He says he discovered Jackson in distress a half hour before. But why, then, did Dr. Murray's employees make a sudden trip to the Dr.'s storage facility in Houston at 9:22 AM Los Angeles time? Could Jackson have been lifeless hours before the 911 call?

We're told by the storage facility manager the women who picked up 3 to 5 boxes became nervous when the manager began questioning them about why they were there.
 
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CYInterview.com

Not sure if this was already posted.
Very interesting audio interview with 2 big shot Sony execs (there's also a text transcript). They talk about MJ everything from touring, trial allegations, MJ's comments of Tommy Mottolo's, lack of support, MJ explaination on being gay, etc.

Its a positive interview, a really good read.

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underthesky said:
Jackson's Time of Death in Question | TMZ.com

Jackson's Time of Death in Question

Posted Jul 24th 2009 12:34PM by TMZ Staff
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ Dr. Conrad Murray was not in Michael Jackson's room when his heart stopped.

As we first reported, authorities believe Jackson died from an overdose of the powerful anesthesia Propofol. Sources say the LAPD believes Dr. Murray may have administered it.

This raises an even bigger question. Dr. Murray called 911 at 12:21 PM. He says he discovered Jackson in distress a half hour before. But why, then, did Dr. Murray's employees make a sudden trip to the Dr.'s storage facility in Houston at 9:22 AM Los Angeles time? Could Jackson have been lifeless hours before the 911 call?

We're told by the storage facility manager the women who picked up 3 to 5 boxes became nervous when the manager began questioning them about why they were there.
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The theory, from the beginning, was that Dr Murray was waiting for the Diprivan or Propofol to leave his system, since it gets out of the system quickly when it is turned off.

I guess he wanted to clear things from his office since he knew there would be trouble?
 
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