MJ~Leben u. Sterben~u das Geschehen danach!

Benny007 schrieb:auf jeden fall liefern sich die beiden nun schon seit 2009 einen immer schmutziger werdenden krieg - und das natürlich letztendlich wieder auf kosten von mj - der mit sicherheit von murray's anwälten mit großem interesse verfolgt wird....

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Madame Tussauds Hollywood is enlisting the help of "Bubbles" the chimpanzee to paint an official poster for its new exhibit, the Michael Jackson Experience.

"Bubbles" -- who in his working days, appeared on television and in movies -- grew to international fame as the King of Pop's pet. After growing "too strong to be around people," according to Center for Orangutan & Chimpanzee Conservation, he moved to an animal compound in California.

Then in 2005, like so many other retirees, he moved to Florida.

Now, he's coming out of retirement.

The chimp will paint the official poster-invite for the exhibit, which opens in Los Angeles on June 24. The Michael Jackson Experience features three wax figures, each costing $300,000.

Madame Tussauds will donate a portion of ticket sales to the Center for Great Apes, the Central Florida sanctuary where "Bubbles" currently lives.

ghost777 schrieb:Hab hier mal ein Transkript von der Anhörung vom 16.Juni bezüglich der Aufnahmen von den Proben zum Film This is it .....

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With the two-year anniversary of Michael Jackson's death approaching -- one helicopter company is giving fans the chance to pay their respects ... by raining flowers down around Neverland ... mid-flight.

The 30-minute Channel Island Helicopter flights are set to take off June 24th and 25th -- exactly two years since Jackson died after a Propofol-induced cardiac arrest.

During the flight, passengers are encouraged to honor the late entertainer by chucking his favorite flower -- a red rose -- out of the helicopter mid-flight ... over nearby Zaca Peak.

A rep for the helicopter company tell us -- fans are super excited for the aerial tour ... saying they feel it will bring them "closer to heaven" ... and closer to Michael.

LOS ANGELES – Am 25. Juni 2009 starb Michael Jackson. Und weil sich der Todestag des King of Pop zum zweiten Mal jährt, haben sich findige Geschäftemacher etwas einfallen lassen. Eine Helikopter-Firma bietet zum Todestag einen Flug über der Neverland Ranch an. Die Fans können einen Blick wagen und Blumen abwerfen. Die Helikopterfirma wird rote Rosen, die Lieblingsblumen von Jackson, bereit halten. Ein Sprecher des Unternehmens meinte, so seien die Fans dem “Himmel und damit auch Michael” näher. Was ein Flug kosten soll, verriet der Herr leider nicht…

Flight Over Neverland

Channel Islands Helicopters proudly presents "Flight Over Neverland" on Friday, June 24th and Saturday, June 25th commemorating the 2nd anniversary of the passing of beloved entertainer Michael Jackson.

Flights depart from Santa Barbara Municipal Airport (SBA) from the Signature Aviation aboard a Robinson 44 Helicopter for a 30 minute air tour. Loyal fans will be whisked to the skies over Neverland Ranch- the sprawling estate that was home to the King of Pop for nearly 20 years.

Fans will also be able to pay tribute during the flight by dropping a complimentary red rose (MJ’s favorite flower) atop nearby Zaca Peak- a 3000 foot summit overlooking the Neverland grounds. Bring your i-pod to play your cherished Michael tunes during the flight.

The flight to and from Neverland provides some of central California’s most breathtaking countryside including the sprawling vineyards of Santa Yenez , Lake Cachuma, and stunning views of the Santa Barbara area. Seats are limited; please book your seat today!

$175 Per Individual Passenger
$500 private flight of up to three passengers.

Call Channel Islands Helicopter at 805-512-1371 to reserve your seat today!
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All reservations must be accompanied with FULL payment with a credit card No passenger Age Limit. Easy access to helicopter with steps, or assistance of staff. Small children fly in booster seats and babies fly in car seat (no lap seating). 285 lbs per passenger weight limit. 600 lbs combined passenger weight limit. Passengers must be present 15 minutes prior to their scheduled flight to participate in a mandatory safety briefing. If passenger is not present for safety briefing they are considered a no-show and no refunds will be made. An attempt will be made to fly the passenger on a later flight at the sole discretion of Channel Islands Helicopters. If a flight is cancelled due to weather, an alternate flight time will be proposed or a gift certificate in the amount of the flight good for one year will be issued. Refunds are issued at the discretion of Channel Islands Helicopters. Channel Island Helicopters reserves the right to deny service to any person for any reason.

FaIrIeFlOwEr schrieb:$175 Per Individual Passenger
$500 private flight of up to three passengers.

ghost777 schrieb:Na das schüttelt man doch gerne mal einfach so aus dem Ärmel^^ ...... :D :D

ilovemj schrieb:Das ist aber ein schönes Motorad ( mit Bilder von MJ drauf) ist das für Prince??? :D

FaIrIeFlOwEr schrieb:.. ob die Blumen, die roten Rosen, im Preis
enthalten sind ??? ein paar bestimmt ^^

ghost777 schrieb:hab aber nicht gewußt das rote Rosen MJ`s Lieblingsblumen waren ...
Ich dachte es waren Sonnenblumen bzw weiße Lilien hmmmmmm :D

ilovemj schrieb:Hat das Mj mal gehört das Motorad, sieht er Neu aus?

06.07.2009
DEA's expertise gives it a role in investigation of Michael Jackson's death

The agency's involvement is a sign that the use or abuse of prescription drugs may be suspected, a law enforcement official says. The state attorney general's office is also joining the probe.

Reporting from Los Angeles and Washington – The Los Angeles Police Department's request for federal drug agents to join the investigation of Michael Jackson's death indicates that illegal activity may be suspected in the dispensing of painkillers, sedatives, antidepressants or other medications to the 50-year-old entertainer, according to a law enforcement official.

Some of Jackson's friends, family and confidants have come forward to say that he was abusing painkillers and other prescription drugs over a long period of time, and that perhaps others in his ever-changing entourage kept him supplied, which could be illegal.

A doctor can lose his or her license if found to be improperly or illegally administering medications, especially in cases in which a patient dies or is gravely injured.

In extreme cases where death occurs, law enforcement officials said, doctors or other "enablers" can be charged with criminal manslaughter if they obtain or administer medication in a manner that displays a reckless disregard for human life.

http://lapd.com/news/headlines/deas_expertise_gives_it_a_role_in_investigation_of_michael_jacksons_death/index.html

26.06.2009
LAPD takes over Michael Jackson death investigation

Los Angeles robbery and homicide division have taken over the investigation into Michael Jackson's death.

The King of Pop has died at the age of fifty in a Los Angeles Hospital after an apparent heart attack.

But Lieutenant Greg Strank says their presence doesn’t mean there is anything suspicious about his passing.

“Robbery homicide was assigned to this because of the high profile nature of it,” he told assembled reporters.

“Don’t read into anything as relates to my team being here. It’s just that all of you being here caused the chief to think that we should handle the investigation.”

http://lapd.com/news/headlines/lapd_takes_over_michael_jackson_death_investigation/index.html

08.12.2009
L.A. officials want city attorney to report on probe of costs related to Michael Jackson memorial

Los Angeles City Councilwoman Jan Perry said Monday that entertainment company AEG would not likely help defray the $3.2-million cost for police and other city services during the Michael Jackson memorial until the city attorney resolves his "criminal investigation" into the spending.

“Threats are not conductive to asking people to make a donation,” Perry said, referring to the inquiry ordered by City Atty. Carmen Trutanich. Later, she added, "We’re faced with the sword hanging over AEG’s head. I do not expect that AEG will do anything while the threat of prosecution is hanging over their head.”

As a result, members of the council’s public safety panel asked that Trutanich update them by Friday on the status of his criminal investigation into the city’s costs during the July memorial at Staples Center. Chief Deputy City Atty. William Carter said city prosecutors had no comment on Perry’s statement or the status of their investigation.

Perry, who represents a downtown district revitalized by Anschutz Entertainment Group’s Staples Center and L.A. Live development, said there had been a lot of unnecessary drama following the Jackson memorial. Jackson died unexpectedly as AEG was promoting his international comeback tour.

Before Trutanich announced in July that he was looking into “criminal aspects” surrounding the memorial, Perry said she and officials from Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa’s office had productive conversations with the head of AEG, Tim Leiweke, about a donation to defray memorial costs.

Public Safety Committee Chairman Greig Smith said Trutanich had not shared any details about his investigation. “There is nothing gained by prolonging this any further,” Smith said. “We are going to be partners with AEG for a long, long time and the last thing we want to do is have a unproductive relationship, so it’s in all our best interests to resolve this quickly.”

Councilman Dennis Zine, who served as a member of Trutanich’s transition committee and has called for AEG to reimburse the city, said he planned to personally asked the city attorney to appear to provide an update on the inquiry. It’s unfair to AEG to allow speculation about a criminal investigation to linger, he said.

“There appears to be a cloud over their head. We need to get that removed,” Zine said. “To the benefit of AEG/Staples, for the benefit of the city of Los Angeles we need to close this matter one way or another.” In October, Leiweke told the Times that he discussed a reimbursement during a private meeting with Trutanich over the summer. But when Trutanich demanded AEG pay $6 million “or else he’d “go after” the company, Leiweke said he walked away from discussions about reimbursement.


Trutanich acknowledged meeting with Leiweke but told the Times he never asked for $6 million and said he hadn’t made any threats. The figure he discussed with Leiweke, he said in October, was closer to $2 or $3 million.

AEG is a subsidiary of Anschutz Co., whose founder and chairman is Denver billionaire Philip Anschutz. The sports and entertainment company is developing the $2.5-billion L.A. Live complex downtown, which includes Nokia Theater, Regal Theater and a luxury convention center hotel. The company has been a reliable source of contributions to members of the City Council and the mayor, as well as initiatives they support.

Shortly after the July memorial, Villaraigosa said it would be “nonsensical” to bill AEG or the Jackson family for the cost of a memorial, since neither had any authority over the city’s response to the private event.

However, the controversy was stirred up again in September after the Jackson estate agreed to pay Glendale $125,000 to reimburse the cost of police protection during Jackson’s funeral at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park.

Leiweke has alleged that since the memorial, Trutanich has targeted AEG over routine matters including sidewalk cracks and fire permits, and said it may be related to an AEG fundraiser for Trutanich’s opponent in the city attorney’s race earlier this year.

http://lapd.com/news/headlines/la_officials_want_city_attorney_to_report_on_probe_of_costs_related_to_michael_jackson_memorial/index.html

..... und daraus ergibt sich, dass offenbar tatsächlich Tohme Tohme mj's letzter manager war ! ..... damit sehe ich mich auch in meinen zweifeln bestätigt, die ich vor einiger zeit hier schon eingestellt hatte: ist Tohme Tohme wirklich so ein *bad guy* wie er von allen seiten - speziell von Joe Jackson und Leonard Rowe - dargestellt wird oder ist ausgerechnet ER nicht womöglich einer der wenigen, die es tatsächlich gut mit mj gemeint haben?.....

ghost777 schrieb:hmmmmm ich hab immer gelesen/gehört/gesehen das MJ
Angst vor Thome Thome hatte ........er sagte das auch einmal in einem Video ....