La Toya Jackson Claims Michael Was Murdered For Money

According to Britain News Of The World (LINK) Michael Jackson Was murdered because he was worth more dead than alive.Said La Toya Jackson

According to the interview she also knows who it was and vowed revenge. She said "I KNOW who did it."

Joe Jackson as also proclaimed MJ's death was caused by foul play.

Funny how the two members of the Jackson family that have declared some of the most outrageous in the entire family. Joe Jackson was promoting a record company he form hours after his son's death.

La Toya Jackson claimed she was sexually molested by Joe. These 2 have used the fame that Michael Jackson built over a life time for there own greedy wants.

When La Toya made her sexual abuse claims she was married to a record producer and seemed to be looking for publicity.

How can anyone take these two people seriously. They have done nothing but look out for themselves over the years. Joe Jackson beat Mj according to Michael. He denies this and says he used tough love. Sounds like something that would come from a child abuser.

TV News Shows use the word like "Never Proven" Well you dumb ass's someone needs to be criminally charged before anyone can try to prove anything. What a bunch of blood sucking pieces of crap these news shows are. They use words like that to create a so called controversy that doesn't exist.

The tabloids will turn the death of Michael Jackson into a conspiracy with the help of cable tv stations like CNN and Fox.

Around here we were hoping MJ's kids would be left out of the circus, but it looks like CNN is going to air a showbiz tonight that shows the Jackson kids. They claim they can show how they live day to day.

Michael Jackson worked the entire lives of these kids to protect them from the media and CNN and others are going to destroy that all for money. Jerks!

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Stevie Wonder Performace at Michael Jackson Memorial June 7, 2009

Stevie Wonder performs at the Michael Jackson Memorial. He was at Motown Records as the Jackson Family ascended fame. Stevie Wonder has known MJ almost all of his life. Most of the older male speakers and performers where father figures to Michael Jackson. It shows in the performances at the memorial service June 7, 2009 at the Staples Center LA California.
Never Dreamed You'd Leave In Summer is a appropriate song. It fits like a shinny glove.

Michael Jackson Nutritionist Nurse Appears On Larry King, CNN

The registered nurse returns to CNN, this time on "Larry King Live," to tell her story about the late Michael Jackson's request for Diprivan to Larry King, who says that he was administered the drug during cataract surgery.
If this drug is found in Jackson's system legal ramifications will surly come down on those who helped MJ get the drug. After hearing this interview its a possibility, but the world needs to wait for toxicology reports.

First interview with nurse on CNN. Nurse says Michael Jackson in distress over insomnia.

Jackson’s Troubles Overshadowed His Astonishing Success

Michael Jackson's bizarre private life and change in appearance ended up eclipsing his musical achievements, according to the world's media.

A Los Angeles fire official told CNN that paramedics arrived at Michael Jackson's home after a 911 call. Britain's Guardian newspaper said "his bizarre life-style and personal notoriety eclipsed his talent and his numerous achievements.
The Guardian said his fame, from the age of 11, "had such a damaging effect that his life was permanently affected.
A combination of dysfunctional family and invasive fame ate away at the essentially private singer, whose initially minor eccentricities escalated into grotesque changes to his appearance and lifestyle. If ever there was an illustration of the adage that celebrity destroys what it touches, Jackson was it," the Guardian said.

Daily Mail agreed, saying Jackson "courted controversy and acclaim in equal measure."
It was the tales of oxygen chambers, chimp chums, shopping sprees and physical transformation that have brought intrigue and amusement and earned the singer the nickname Wacko Jacko. The Mail said star's behavior drew increasing alarm following a "documentary in which he pronounced sharing a bedroom with a child to be 'charming' and an incident in Germany in which he dangled his baby son Prince Michael II over a balcony." The country's Times newspaper said only a "handful of performers (Elvis) Presley, (Frank) Sinatra, the Beatles could outrank Michael Jackson as the most successful popular music entertainer of all time."
However, "as he approached middle-age, it was Jackson's abiding interest in children which was his undoing."
Australia's Sydney Morning Herald newspaper also compared Jackson to Presley. Just as Presley was the iconic voice and presence of the 1950s so Jackson enjoyed a similar status during 1980s and 1990s. And just as Presley, driven by the strange demons that seem to haunt the super-famous, died before his time so Jackson has died, aged 50, in Los Angeles after suffering cardiac arrest." France's Liberation newspaper described Jackson as the "total artist," but said his physical transformation and way of life brought controversy.
Le Monde said Jackson was one of the most famous singers of the 20th century but his image was tarnished by his private life.
Germany's Bild tabloid agreed, saying Jackson's private antics had seem him "dethroned" as the King of Pop.
China's People's Daily newspaper said Jackson had "set the world dancing to exuberant rhythms for decades." "Jackson's dramatic stage presence and innovative dance moves were imitated by legions of fans around the world. His one-gloved eccentric style also earned him plenty of critics and another nickname, "Wacko Jacko."

Thailand's Bangkok Post newspaper said: "While Jackson ruled the charts and dazzled audiences with electric dance moves like the backwards "moonwalk" in the 1980s, his once-stellar career was overshadowed by his colorful public behavior, his startling physical transformation and multiple allegations of child abuse."