Michaels Beerdigung // Aufgebahrt oder nicht ? - unklar // Neverland aus dem Rennen...?

  • die nachrichtensender cnn und ntv berichten seit wenigen stunden hierüber:




    LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's body will be taken to his Neverland Ranch on Thursday morning for a public viewing Friday, CNN has learned.
    Michael Jackson, shown at a rehearsal June 23 -- one of his last -- was to perform in London in July.


    Michael Jackson, shown at a rehearsal June 23 -- one of his last -- was to perform in London in July.
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    A private memorial service is scheduled for Sunday at Neverland.


    Also, a Jackson will written in 2002 has been found, according to family lawyer Londell McMillan.


    Planning is under way for a 30-car motorcade carrying Jackson's remains to leave the Los Angeles area at 10 a.m. for Santa Barbara County, California, on Thursday, a source said.


    The question of where Jackson will be buried remains unanswered. Video Watch the latest twists in the Jackson story »


    The singer's hometown of Gary, Indiana, is asking the family to send him there, according to the mayor's spokeswoman.


    Gary Mayor Rudy Clay has been in contact with the Jackson family, hoping to make that happen, spokeswoman Lalosa Burns said Tuesday.


    Clay told Chicago radio station WGN that he expects that Jackson's body will, at the least, be taken to Gary for a memorial service he is planning next week.


    "I believe that his body will lie in state in Gary, Indiana," Clay said Tuesday. "Now, it may not happen, but I believe it will."


    The Jackson memorial service is set for July 10 at U.S. Steel Works ballpark in Gary, Burns said.


    It would be "a memorial that's fit for the prince of peace and a memorial that's fit for Gary, Indiana's favorite son, the greatest entertainer that ever lived," Clay said.


    A burial site for the singer could be near a proposed Jackson family museum and a performing arts center, Burns said.


    "The mayor had spoken with a contact of the Jackson family and expressed our interest in having that to be a part of the history of this great family," Burns said. "We have not received confirmation on that."
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    Jackson's father, Joe, visited the city last year and talked with Clay about a Jackson museum, Burns said.


    Michael Jackson purchased the Neverland Ranch, north of Santa Barbara, in 1987 and filled it with animals and amusement rides. He ran into financial problems with the property but retained a stake in it at the time of his death June 25.


    The ranch is named for the fictional world in J.M. Barrie's "Peter Pan."


    The newly discovered will may be one of several, lawyer McMillan said.


    "We need a certain amount of time to look at that," he said of whether other wills exist. "I don't personally know, but it's possible."


    Until now, the Jackson family has said it has not seen a will for the singer.


    Without a legal will, the division of his estate would be decided in court.


    The 2002 will surfaced Monday after a Los Angeles judge gave the singer's mother, Katherine Jackson, temporary control of her son's "tangible personal property."


    The pop icon's three children -- ages 7, 11 and 12 -- were also placed under the temporary guardianship of Katherine Jackson.


    McMillan said he has seen the will but would not disclose its details.


    "There is a process called 'probating the will' that will validate any will in due course," he said.
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    Probate is the legal process to prove whether a will is authentic and valid. The process is used to pass on items in the will from the deceased to the beneficiaries.


    The biological mother of Jackson's two oldest children, Debbie Rowe, will be invited to a hearing Monday in which the judge will consider who should have custody of them. She has not publicly indicated whether she will challenge the Jacksons for custody.

  • From Thomas J. Barrack, Jr.


    The windswept face of Grass Mountain and the oak tree studded hills of the
    Santa Ynez Valley are once again the backdrop for a global drama of epic
    proportion. Michael Jackson has died at the age of 50 on the eve of a universal
    comeback.


    As his family, friends and millions of fans across the globe seek outlets in which
    to express their grief, Michael’s only true home, the Neverland Ranch, has
    become a temporary sanctuary where fans and family can still feel the presence
    of his kind and compassionate soul.


    The universal curiosity about Neverland and its connection to Michael is an
    unchangeable fact. How grieving fans are treated as they arrive to pay their
    respects will be viewed with great interest by the world. As we all know, the
    impressions left by Michael’s last interaction with Santa Barbara County were not
    positive.


    Consequently, I would like to simply frame the issue upon which we all need to
    focus: It is a reality that the world will quickly descend on Santa Barbara and
    Neverland as fans continue to grieve, and as Michael’s legacy gains perhaps
    more appreciation after his death than during his life.


    We must be prepared for the fact that visitors and fans will come, with or
    without permission or an invitation. As a consequence, all actions being taken at
    the moment are aimed at creating a well thought out and coordinated plan
    amongst the family, the Sheriff, the County regulatory agencies, the fire
    department, local proprietors, local press, local residents and the Highway Patrol
    to protect and preserve the interests of all constituencies.


    We must also prepare to accommodate Michael’s family’s wishes as they
    contemplate the location of his final resting place and their own return to the
    tranquil grounds of the Michael Jackson family compound.


    Michael Jackson was accused, tried and acquitted in our county and found
    innocent on all counts. As Michael’s final arrangements are planned, his family’s
    wishes should be welcomed by this county with open arms. Let’s adopt an
    attitude of hospitality, warmth, and tolerance and allow the world to pay their
    respects to this global icon by conducting ourselves with grace and elegance.
    The consideration of the future of the Neverland property will be addressed in
    due time through normal process and with appropriate deliberation. Right now,
    the imperative is to be responsive at a sensitive moment in which the world is
    watching us and observing our conduct as we mourn the loss of one of our own
    long-time residents.


    I have been a horse rancher and farmer in the Santa Ynez Valley for more than
    three decades and have raised my children to continue the legacy of stewardship
    and preservation that we all value so highly in this magical valley.


    Our peaceful pastures are imbued with a Western tradition of kindness and
    hospitality, free of fence lines or locked gates. We further flourished from the
    legacy of a strong Chumash culture and civilization which became the footprints
    remaining in the minds of all those who visited this majestic world. This is our
    chance to teach the world what “mi casa es su casa” really means.


    Padre Junipero Serra, pioneer California missionary, described the future site of
    Santa Barbara as a "dismal and treeless" place when he first saw it in April 1782.
    It has taken the work of generations of dedicated people to create a county
    known throughout the world for its beauty. Let us all keep in mind that
    reputations are earned in decades and lost in moments of haste and bad
    decisions.


    Let us allow the world and our visitors to taste a few drops of the magic elixir
    that is the metaphysical mix between the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley sculpted by
    the soft hands of God, and the warm and kind environment crafted by the hands
    of its residents.


    Joanne Lessner


    Owen Blicksilver Public Relations, Inc.


    (dieses dokument wurde auf tmz.com veröffentlicht)

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  • Ich nicht, weil: kein Geld.
    Habe Deutschland noch nie verlassen.
    Hingehen würde ich vielleicht auch dann nicht, wenn ich das Geld hätte.

  • Ja, ich bin mir auch nicht schlüssig.. ob ich das für mich gut finden würde ihn so zusehen.


    Ich würde sowas wenn ruhig machen .. aber JETZT wo so viele leute hingehen werden, NEIN. lieber schau ich mal in der Übertragung rein.

  • Ja, ich bin mir auch nicht schlüssig.. ob ich das für mich gut finden würde ihn so zusehen.


    Ich würde sowas wenn ruhig machen .. aber JETZT wo so viele leute hingehen werden, NEIN. lieber schau ich mal in der Übertragung rein.


    Ja ich auch.
    Obwohl die Übertragung mindestens genauso schmerzhaft anzusehen sein wird. Zumindest für mich.
    Auch die Nahaufnahme von seinem Gesicht, dass dann anschließend durch die Zeitungen geht. Das dann analysiert wird.

  • wurde das offiziel bestätigt?


    ich glaube nicht,dass ich mir das im fernsehen anschauen kann,geschweige denn mir live vor ort anschauen könnte.bin nicht mal sicher,was ich davon halten soll,wenn es denn stimmt

  • aufgebahrt bedeutet doch mit offenem sarg oder???? so wie james brown???


    ich weiss nicht ob ich michael so noch mal sehen will ... :never
    und ich finde es nicht wirklich gut, dass die fans da hinpilgern dürfen... oh gott ich mag gar nicht dran denken - ich finde den gedanken furchtbar. man kann doch auch anders abschied nehmen.


    KoPF80 - was meinst du mit NACH HAUSE??? gary oder neverland?

  • Irgendwo stand etwas mit einem Glassarg - echt bizarr, falls es stimmen sollte.


    Erinnert mich an das Märchen von Schneewittchen...


    Würde andererseits aber auch irgendwie wieder passen...

  • ich finds bescheuert, denn mj hat ganz klar gemacht dass neverland NICHT sein zuhause mehr ist, nach dem die bullen alles aufn kopf geswtellt hatten .. und so..

  • warum? grad gary fände ich gut ... zurück zu seinen wurzeln...


    aber wie gesagt, entweder hatte michael seinen letzten willen und den im testament fest gelegt oder die familie wird (hoffentlich) richtig entscheiden!

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