Warum rufen die erst Mikes Vater an und nicht den Notruf ? 
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Jermaine Jackson: 'I wish it was me'
07/02/2009 | 07:52 PMNEW YORK — Jermaine Jackson says he would like to see Neverland Ranch as his brother Michael's final resting place.
In an interview broadcast Friday on NBC's "Today" show, Jermaine Jackson also says he wishes he had died instead of his younger brother, and that Michael was "a gift from Allah."
Says Jermaine: "He went too soon. I don't know how people are going to take this, but I wish it was me."
On Wednesday, Jackson family spokesman Ken Sunshine said a public memorial was in the works but it wouldn't be held at Neverland.
A person familiar with the situation told the AP that permits for a burial at the sprawling Santa Barbara, California, estate could not be arranged in time. -AP
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Matt Fiddes (former bodyguard) MJ had girlfriend this year
I dont think we can trust him after what he did to Tito and the Jacksons in Devon but he was just on BBC News and this is what he said -
Michael wanted to visit London Zoo once but the next morning he was trying to shake Michael awake and then realised Michael had taken something. He was half awake. He and Uri were shaking him trying to wake him up. Michael said he was jetlagged. But they thought different. He couldnt make the trip.
Michael was having a serious relationship with a woman before he passed away. They had their ups and downs. He wont say any more but says she may wish to speak out. He hoped she brought him happiness.
He and Uri confiscated prescription drugs and injection packs from Michael.
He always got an ajoining suite in hotels to Michael's room. Uri would sleep on the floor if Michael had a public event the next day to make sure Michael was going to be able to function enough to attend.
He didnt think Michael was 'himself' at the press conference.
^ Please note these are not my opinions. This is what Matt Fiddes said.
KOP
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Die Gerichtsmediziner sprachen doch nicht von 6pack und great shape...
Warum sollten se was über Michaels 6Pack sagen is doch völlig unwichtig . Daran is er ja net gestorben . Die sollen ja rausfinden warum er gestorben is . Warum sollten se sagen : "Ja Michael Jackson hatte übrigends ein tolles 6pack aber warum er gestorben ist haben wir noch net rausgefunden tut uns leid" ergibt doch keinen sinn in meinen augen sowas extra zu erwähnen .
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Tja ich wes halt auch net was ich noch zu sagen soll .
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http://www.showbiz411.com/Jack…hael-ja...54-arnold-klein
Jackson Bragged to Old Friend He Felt GreatWednesday, July 01, 2009
Movies, Music / By Roger Friedman
Tags: Michael JacksonLittle by little we’re able to fill in the blanks from Michael Jackson’s last few weeks.
Now it turns out that back on May 5th he ran into an old friend and not only told her that he felt great, but showed off, too.
Joanne Horowitz manages Kevin Spacey and other actors. But back in the 1970s she worked in the music business and was the publicist for Studio 54. It was then that she met Michael, around the time of “Off the Wall.” They hit it off, became great pals, and for a while she was his guide in New York.
Flash forward to this past May 5th: Horowitz was in Beverly Hills waiting to see her dermatologist. From one of the adjacent examination rooms she heard a lot of noise, thudding on the ground and hitting the walls.
“I asked the doctor what was going on,” Horowitz told me last night. “He said it was Michael Jackson, practicing dance moves.” Horowitz told the doctor, Arnold Klein, Michael was her old friend. Klein went next door and told Jackson, who came running in.
“We were so happy to see each other, It had been 25 years,” said Horowitz. “He was in great shape, don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. He showed off his body — flexing his muscles, he also lifted his shirt to show me his new six pack. He said he’d been working out for the new tour. He was very proud. He looked very fit. He wasn’t wearing any makeup, either. And he had no bodyguards with him. He was just on his own.”
Horowitz and Jackson reminisced about the old days, and Michael bragged to her about being a father. He invited her to the London shows, and even signed a CD for her that Klein kept in his office.
“He said everything was going great but he’d just gotten off the phone with someone about that auction, and he wasn’t happy about that. But he seemed like the old Michael.”
Horowitz did tell me she’s been very dismayed about the coverage of Jackson since his death, especially the notion presented by tabloids, tmz.com and other outlets that the performer “wanted to die” and other crazy ideas.
“That couldn’t have been further from the truth,” Horowitz tells me.
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Dolly Parton releases video statement on Michael Jackson
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Des is Michael
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Memorial event for Michael Jackson still under discussion
Services at Staples Center and Neverland are considered, as well as a 125-mile funeral procession from L.A. to the Santa Barbara County ranch. Crowds gather at the ranch and officials prepare.
By Ari Bloomekatz11:03 PM PDT, June 30, 2009
Reporting from Los Olivos, Calif. -- Among the unanswered questions surrounding Michael Jackson's death is: Where will services for the pop icon be held? There has been talk of Neverland Ranch in Santa Barbara County, Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles or some combination of the two, but nothing has been finalized.
On Tuesday afternoon, the Jackson family continued planning a memorial event, including the possibility of a public ceremony at Staples Center followed by a funeral procession to Neverland Ranch in Los Olivos, Calif., a source told The Times. Once at Neverland, friends, family and music industry members would participate in a service.
Family members talked to the Los Angeles Police Department on Tuesday about funeral arrangements but nothing was decided. Law enforcement officials in Santa Barbara County, however, said that they have not been told of any ceremony in Los Angeles, nor have they been approached by the Jackson family about services at Neverland, where massive crowds would be likely.
Although plans remain unsettled, law enforcement agencies and Santa Barbara County officials have been preparing for such an event for days. On Tuesday, officials and Sheriff's Department representatives met twice to discuss the logistics involved in a memorial procession to Neverland.
Officials believe the event would be so popular that cars would stretch unbroken for 125 miles between Los Angeles and the Santa Ynez Valley, where Neverland is located. Plans are already being discussed to shut down Figueroa Mountain Road, the twisting rural lane outside the ranch.
"We don't want to get caught behind the eight ball here," said Lt. Butch Arnoldi of the Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Department.
Television vans and other news vehicles have started to line up along the road outside Neverland. Sightseers regularly drive to the ranch to take pictures while fans are beginning to gather outside the gates, where mementos for Jackson have been left.
Outside Neverland on Tuesday, Kyle Forsyth, who described himself as the ranch manager, told a few dozen spectators, fans and news reporters that he had no official statement to make about funeral plans.
"We are just preparing for whatever," Forsyth said.
Times staff writers Catherine Saillant, Ruben Vives, Harriet Ryan and Dan Weikel also contributed to this report.
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Jackson Memorial Not Likely For Neverland
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Books, Celebrity, Music / By Roger Friedman
Tags: Michael JacksonDespite a letter to neighbors pleading with them to accept a huge memorial, the Michael Jackson funeral service will probably not take place at Neverland.
As of midnight last night, sources said that the big public service for Michael Jackson would probably take place on Monday, July 6th at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. It makes sense: the Staples Center is operated by AEG Live, the company that was producing Jackson’s London shows.
The Neverland plan, as I wrote earlier this week, was not sound. The little town of Los Olivos wasn’t equipped for it. Neverland itself is on a narrow, two lane country road. The sudden influx of private cars, buses, security, and media would have been too much.
Earlier yesterday Thomas Barrack Jr., owner of Colony Capital LLC and Michael’s partner in Neverland after a recent refinancing, sent a letter to locals in the Santa Ynez Valley. The valiant effort was initiated to convince them to accept a Jackson memorial service. But the olive branch was said to not have been accepted.
In case the Jacksons don’t know it, here are some names of Michael’s friends who should be in VIP sections of the Staples Center whenever the service takes place: the Cascio family of New Jersey, Evvy Tavasci, Karen Faye, Deborah Dannelly, Scott Schaeffer, Joe Marcus, Tom Mesereau, Violet Silva, Mark Lester, Miko Brando, Omer Bhatti and his family, David Rothenberg (the boy — now young man — who was burned by his father and lived for years at Neverland as Michael’s guest), the Schleiter family of Germany, and Ryan White’s mom, Lynn. And, of course, Debbie Rowe, the mother of his two eldest children.
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http://www.metro.us/us/article/2009/06/29/...56-82/index.xml
Published 17:30, June the 29th, 2009
Jackson’s voice coach talksRecalls the day of pop icon’s ‘moment of his communication with God’
A poster of the pop icon dons messages from well-wishers.INTERVIEW. Seth Riggs was a friend and a teacher of Michael Jackson for 21 years. Riggs saw Michael in both bad and good times. Riggs opened up about some of Jackson’s secrets to Metro.
Q: You were in Russia when you learned of Michael’s death?
A: Yes, and my first thought was, I need to come back to London immediately. It was very strange feeling. I saw Mike just three months ago. He was feeling good. No complaints.
Q: Did you talk to his relatives?
A: A lot of his friends were mine, too. It’s our tragedy. As soon as I knew about his death, I grabbed my phone. I felt that I needed to call everybody who cared about him, who loved him as much as I do.
Q: What do you think was the real reason for his death?
A: Mike was killed! It was a real murder. Look, his doctor ran away. If there were no doctors around him, he would be OK! He shouldn’t have died!
Q: Had he ever thought about death?
A: You know, there was one moment. I was playing a piano, and he was standing next to me. All of a sudden, he stretched his hands, looking upwards. It seemed to me that it was very important to him. That’s why I left the room and switched the light off. After half an hour I came back to the room. He was whispering: “Thank you for my talent. Thank you for everything I’ve got. Thank you for all the people who love me. Tell me what I should do, and I’ll do it.” It seemed to me that it was the moment of his communication with God.
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NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
King of Pop's pal: Michael Jackson raised his children with 'loving discipline' - like he never got
Whatever biology and genetics may or may not say, there is no disputing what the three children considered Michael Jackson.
"They called him, 'Daddy,'" Mike La Perruque, his long-time confidant and head of security, said Tuesday.
And, in La Perruque's experience, Jackson's primary goal was to be the very best daddy he could be in all the ways so much more important than any biological particulars.
"The kids were Michael's life," La Perruque said. "If there is anything that can be said about Michael, he was a very good father."
Jackson's father had been inordinately harsh, and he took this as a guide of how not to be.
"He thought a father should be what was opposite of what he received as a child," La Perruque said.
At the same time, Jackson understood that children need limits to help them find themselves and their place among others.
He guided them not with a stinging belt but with quiet words whose intent was always not to hurt but to help.
"Loving discipline," La Perruque said. "One thing he didn't want was to spoil the children."
La Perruque can recall moments such as when he was speaking with Jackson, and little Paris came running up to say something. Jackson paused and spoke as a daddy should, quiet and firm but warm.
"Paris, do you have an emergency?" Jackson asked.
"No," the child said.
"Do you see I'm talking to Mike?" Jackson asked. "You have to say 'excuse me' or wait unless you really need something."
La Perruque also remembered occasions when Jackson took his two older children along with the children of family friends to a toy store such as FAO Schwarz. "The other kids were going nuts, cartfuls of toys," La Perruque remembered. Jackson spoke to his children in that voice of loving discipline. "He would tell Paris and Prince, 'You're only allowed to have one toy and whatever it is, make sure it's one you really want,'" La Perruque remembered.
As the security chief from late 2001 to 2004 and then again from the summer of 2007 until the following spring, La Perruque assisted Jackson with another worry regarding the children. This was also born of Jackson's own childhood, when he was recognized and mobbed wherever he went.
"He did not want his kids growing up in the public eye," La Perruque said. "He wanted to minimize their exposure as much as he could, so his kids would not get the same public exposure he received when he was growing up."
The children were given masks when they went out until Jackson noted that the children of other celebrities were able to tolerate a certain amount of exposure.
"It was done just to protect the children," La Perruque said.
Jackson provided the children with someone very close to a mother in the person of their nanny, Grace Rwaramba. La Perruque can describe her with a single word. "Wonderful," he said. "I have only great things to say about Grace."
La Perruque has children of his own who are slightly older and he had long daddy-to-daddy talks with Jackson about the love and attention and guidance kids need as they progress through the stages growing up.
The oldest of Jackson's children was still two years from becoming a teen when La Perruque last saw them about a month ago at a family birthday party hosted by Janet Jackson at a Beverly Hills restaurant.
The three sat with their daddy, who was thinner than La Perruque had ever seen him. The children themselves seemed as unspoiled as ever.
"They were not the type of kids who run around crazy and do whatever they wanted to do," La Perruque said.
More than anything, all three seemed to be what any daddy wants most.
"Happy," La Perruque said. "They always seemed happy."
A month later, that happiness has become a measure of their heartbreak. They are out of public view in the family compound as the world buzzes about biological and genetic paternity.
The indisputable certainty is how rightly they called Michael Jackson daddy.
http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/m..._didnt_get.html
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Michael's Doc Won't Attend Funeral
Posted Jun 30th 2009 5:14AM by TMZ Staff
Michael Jackson's doctor -- the one who didn't call 911 for 30 minutes after finding MJ unconscious -- won't be attending his funeral, this according to the doc's rep.
We're told Dr. Conrad Murray hasn't been watching the media coverage and has been "isolating himself" from the public. Also, Murray hasn't spoken with the Jackson family since he saw them at the hospital on the day Michael died.
Murray's rep said he's skipping the funeral to "mourn privately for the death of his friend."
TMZ.com
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http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/articl...wP-kAwD994ILC00
Strong ratings for BET Awards and Jackson tribute14 hours ago
NEW YORK (AP) — The BET Awards turned into an impromptu Michael Jackson tribute and preliminary ratings show that it will have the event's biggest audience ever.
Nielsen Media Research says the ratings from its 56 biggest markets showed Sunday's BET Awards were up 61 percent over last year. An estimated 10 percent of turned-on television sets were tuned to the BET Awards — an unusually large number for a cable channel.
Nielsen says the show got a 5.8 rating in the overnight ratings. The awards ceremony has been held since 2001 and has never gotten more than a 3.7 rating.
Several celebrities, including host Jamie Foxx, paid tribute to Jackson.
The evening was capped by the emotional appearance of Jackson's sister Janet.
Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.
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http://larrykinglive.blogs.cnn.com/2009/06...ackson-he-knew/
June 29, 2009
LKL WEB EXCLUSIVE: Michael Jackson’s Friend and Marlon Brando’s Son on the Michael Jackson He KnewPosted: 06:19 PM ET
Miko Brando, son of actor Marlon Brando, has been friends with Michael Jackson for over 25 years. Miko will be a guest on LKL tonight. Miko’s commentary is an LKL Web Exclusive.
Michael was my idol. He’s been my father figure since my father died. It’s strange living without him. I will never be the same, and I don’t know if I’ll ever get over this loss. It’s like losing your companion, someone you always thought would be there. It’s just not right. He meant a lot to me. I feel like a different person than I was before Thursday. I feel numb — lost. He was a good friend for so many years.
I treasure the time I spent with Michael. We’d go shopping together, go to Disneyland, take trips, spend time at Dad’s house. He’d just come over and set up camp at my dad’s house for a while. I enjoyed talking about music, eating together and having fun with Michael. We were just good friends, that’s the best way I can put it. He was always there for me when I needed him, and I’d like to think I was always there for him.
I don’t really have a single memory of Michael that sticks out. It’s hard to do when you’ve been friends as long as we have. My best memories are of the time we spent talking, him hugging me, having good conversations, and making him laugh — I really enjoyed making him laugh. I could say some things — just a few words in his ear, and I could get a laugh out of him. And boy, did he have an infectious laugh.
Above all, Michael was a very caring person. He had a lot of love in his heart. He cared about everybody, especially the people on the street. He wasn’t stuck up — he had no ego, and he tried to make time for everybody because he didn’t want to hurt anyone’s feelings. If he thought he did something wrong, it would really bother him. He had more love than anyone I know.
The Michael I saw everyday was one that loved his kids. They were his main focus. He was a very busy man, but he always made sure the kids were being looked after.
What a lot of people may not realize about Michael, is how good a businessman he was. The tour he was planning is a perfect example. He was a perfectionist, and he knew exactly what he wanted and how to get it. Everything regarding the tour had to be approved by Michael. Just because he hasn’t been on TV or out in public a lot recently, that doesn’t mean he wasn’t busy and active. A lot of people have speculated he was really stressed over the tour, but I don’t think he was. He went through the same routines he did for past tours.
I’ve thought about whether there were any similarities between Michael and my dad, and I cannot think of a single one. You’ve heard opposites attract? I think that explains their friendship. They had absolutely nothing in common, but when you got them together, you couldn’t tear them apart. He loved my dad, and they spent many days together at Dad’s house and at Neverland. They were very close.
Michael was instrumental helping my father through the last few years of his life. For that I will always be indebted to him. Dad had a hard time breathing in his final days, and he was on oxygen much of the time. He loved the outdoors, so Michael would invite him over to Neverland. Dad could name all the trees there, and the flowers, but being on oxygen it was hard for him to get around and see them all, it’s such a big place. So Michael got Dad a golf cart with a portable oxygen tank so he could go around and enjoy Neverland. They’d just drive around — Michael Jackson, Marlon Brando, with an oxygen tank in a golf cart.
Some of the best times I spent with Michael were just sitting on a bench at Disneyland’s “Main Street.” We would just sit there and people watch. Sometimes Michael would be in a getup so people wouldn’t recognize him — but they always did. When he was in a bad mood or a little down, I’d just say “Michael, the bench,” and that would bring him out of it. If I knew he wanted to have fun, or just get away, I’d say “let’s go to the bench,” and we were gone.
Of course, Michael Jackson in a public place like Disneyland was bound to draw crowds, and sometimes we would have park security with us. But they weren’t there to protect Michael, they were there to protect the crowds. He was never really concerned about himself, but that someone would get hurt in the crush of people that wanted to see him. People would just go crazy when they saw Michael Jackson.
Michael rarely cried, but I think he’d be in tears over the reaction to his death. He’d be overwhelmed and happy that so much of the love he gave was returned by the people he loved. I think he’d take a deep breath and just say thank you.
The family is still planning the funeral, but I think Michael would want it to be a celebration. He would want everybody there. He loved his fans. I’ve been around plenty of big movie stars, but Michael’s fans are beyond fans. He knew the fans were what made him, and he wouldn’t want to leave anyone out. Everywhere he went, fans would be there. He’d tell me the fans always knew what he was doing. I don’t think anyone has ever had fans like that. So Michael would want a funeral that included his fans and made them happy. He would want it to say: “I’m still with you and we’ll always be together.” He was happy, and he wanted to make everybody around him happy. Finally, he would want love. Above all, Michael was about love.
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OK! Magazine: First For Celebrity News :: Celebrity News :: EXCLUSIVE: Jacko's last pics
Also habt ihr das Titelblatt von diesem magazin schon gesehen ? Wes net ob es schon gepostet wurde . Das is einfach .............ich bin sprachlos wenn ich sowas sehe . Eine frechheit
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Das mit dem Arzt kommt mir alles sehr komisch vor . Hab ich das richtig gelesen das jetzt aufeinmal auf wundersame weiße die Telefone in dem Haus net gingen und man deshalb net früher anrufen konnte. So dumm sind die Leute doch jetzt auch net das sie alles schlucken . Ich lass mich doch net verarschen
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