Michael Jackson

More proof Michael Jackson is still alive and faked his death. Proof is clear that indeed, Michael Jackson, declared dead on June 25, is still alive. The Chicago Tribune released a video
that made it to YouTube, which is the first solid evidence that Michael Jackson is still alive. The video shows the King of Pop exiting the back of an ambulance, at what appears to be the back entrance of some location, reportedly the coroner's office.

A man in black opens the ambulance door and Michael Jackson springs out, but quickly assumes his trademark hunched posture. The other figure promptly puts a hand on Michael Jackson's back and escorts him through a door. The smaller of the two figures, the one who exited the back of the ambulance, looks a lot like how the King of Pop would look, if videotaped from the same angle, so this definitely counts as proof that Michael Jackson is still living.

Proof #1 why Michael Jackson may still be alive: In this video, the man exiting the back of the ambulance looks like how Michael Jackson would look under the same circumstance, even though the footage is very grainy and unfocused.

Evidence #2 why Michael Jackson could still be living: Faking his death would get him out of over $400 million in debt. Never mind that for the past many years, the King of Pop has been getting out of debt anyways, by simply not paying it.

Proof #3 why Michael Jackson might still be alive: He had enough money to concoct and mastermind an elaborate scheme that would involve several physicians including Conrad Murray, household staff, the entire L.A. police department, homicide detectives, the coroner's office, the entire concert tour production entourage, and everyone else involved in the investigation of Michael Jackson's death. When you have enough money, you can pull off anything.

Evidence #4 why Michael Jackson is still alive: He has trained his children to be superb actors, especially Paris. She was coached to give her tearful, moving speech at her father's funeral reception. Not only that, but
the King of Pop's entire family was in on the hoax to fake his death, including abusive, greedy father Joe; subservient, frail Katherine; Janet and even Jermaine. However, guests at his funeral, such as Mariah Carey and Jennifer Hudson, were not in on the hoax because the King of Pop wanted some realism at the funeral reception.

Evidence #5 Michael Jackson is still alive: Why not? After all, Elvis and Jim Morrison are still alive! And besides, the video of the King of Pop exiting the ambulance just happens to ironically zoom in on the license plate, after the two men go through the door. This is because, at the time the video was shot, the person taking the video had a premonition that eventually, there'd have to be proof that Michael Jackson was still alive, and what better evidence than matching license plates to the actual ambulance that took the King of Pop to the coroner's office?

Michael Jackson kept an astonishing “death-hoax diary” explaining how he would fake his death of a heart attack and telling when he would come out of hiding, a family friend who claims to have found the journal “among Michael’s personal effects” tells derekclontz.com exclusively.
ALIVE - OR NOT? You be the judge.

ALIVE - OR NOT? You be the judge.

“There’s too much pressure, pressure, pressure … pressure everywhere I turn …” a diary entry dated Nov. 17, 2008 is alleged to say in part.

“I don’t know who I am, not anmore (sp). Maybe I’m just a father to my children. Maybe I’m washed up.

“The drugs are (illegible) a toll … (illegible) … I’m not addict. But I can’t stop …

“If Elvis … (illegible) … so can I.

“I’ll have a ‘heart attack’ from drugs like he did (yeah, right!)

“I’ll come back, but only when I’m ready. Bigger than Elvis in ’69.

“Maybe 2009 at Christmas. Or maybe the New Year is better.

“A back-from-dead tour, a real Thriller. But I have to rest. I’m tired. I’m not (thinking) clearly.

“It’s the drugs.

“A lot of fans still love me. (Some) people hate me. Thing (sp) will be different (after this) …”

Jackson insiders declined to comment – officially – on the report. But as one privately put it, “We love Michael no matter what.”

The friend who leaked portions of the diary also was tight lipped, saying only, “There are over 60 pages (of it) that I will release to the family through my lawyer and they can do what they want with it. It doesn’t belong to me. It belongs to Michael and his loved ones.”

Other sources confirm that Jackson, 50, had spoken of a death hoax “on several occasions” in 2008 and also in 2009, although the reported discovery of the diary that outlines his plans seemed to come as a surprise to everyone contacted by derekclontz.com.

A paint-by-numbers account of a death hoax, in the superstar’s own handwriting, could lead to serious legal problems, say legal observers, especially if the journal is perceived by insurance companies and the authorities to be a blueprint for fraud.

“I hope to God the diary is legit,” said a Jackson confidante who requested anonymity. “If Michael really is alive, if he orchestrated all this, if he faked his own death, then nobody will be happier than me. As for fraud – nope, no way.

“Michael wouldn’t commit fraud. He’s not trying to collect insurance. He’s protecting himself. He’s doing this for his children. I’ll guarantee it.”

News of Jackson’s “death” on June 25 stunned the world. In fact, within hours of the ann0uncement by authorities, fans had already begun to speculate that he was still alive and had gone into hiding. Subsequent reports suggested that he was, indeed, perpetrating a hoax to escape the pressures of life in the public eye.

Scooping the world, derekclontz.com reported Jackson had been spirited to Asheville, North Carolina and then to Eastern Europe, where it is thought that he might be holed up in Hungary, or even in Russia, where hundreds of people claim to have spotted him in Moscow.

Michael Jackson's This Is It will offer Jackson fans and music lovers worldwide a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the performer as he developed, created and rehearsed for his sold-out concerts that would have taken place beginning this summer in London's O2 Arena. Chronicling the months from April through June, 2009, the film is produced with the full support of the Estate of Michael Jackson and drawn from more than one hundred hours of behind-the-scenes footage, featuring Jackson rehearsing a number of his songs for the show. Audiences will be given a privileged and private look at Jackson as he has never been seen before. In raw and candid detail, Michael Jackson's This Is It captures the singer, dancer, filmmaker, architect, creative genius and great artist at work as he creates and perfects his final show. Kenny Ortega, who was both Michael Jackson's creative partner and the director of the stage show is also directing the film, which is being produced by Randy Phillips, Kenny Ortega and Paul Gongaware. Executive producers are John Branca and John McClain. The film will be distributed worldwide by Sony Pictures Releasing. Tickets for the limited two-week engagement of the film go on sale beginning September 27.

35 people saw Michael Jackson at the Miami Airport !!!!

According to Your World Report, 35 eyewitness's spotted Michael Jackson running through the Miami International Airport on September 30. The article goes on to speculate . "“Is he alive? Is he dead? Is he dead but back on earth as an angel? " The article further states that the man they thought was Jackson “was wearing a black satin surgical mask and white fedora.” He was surrounded by an entourage of , “about 25 very tough-looking men, all in dark suits and wearing sunglasses with Michael in the middle.

“They were coming through the airport and moving fast – at first I thought President Obama must be in town. But then I saw Michael and I wasn’t the only one.

“I know it was him. About 20 of us all seemed to shout at once, “Michael Jackson! Michael Jackson! It’s him! He’s alive!’ before the men who were with him pushed him into a black limo and raced out of there.’

“I was shaking so hard I couldn’t think straight. About 30 to 35 people gathered around and everybody was saying, “It was him. I know it was. “

“Then airport security officers came from every direction and they threatened to call the police if we didn’t move on. We told them Michael Jackson had been there and they looked at us like we were crazy. But I’m not crazy. I know what I saw. Michael Jackson is alive.”

Was person that died only an actor? To whom do MJ's family look at his funerals? Look this video and you will know about it

One more Investigation about Michael Jackons "death"
Video about MJ's financial advisor and one of closest person to MJ Thome Thome
Did Michael made fake death becouse of Thome Thome?
You will find answers in this Video.

According to Bang Media new recordings have emerged that prove Michael Jackson feared for his life and went into hiding. Tapes of leaked answering machine messages have revealed that Michael begged friends for money to help him start a new life as he feared for his safety.

In one message, published by The Sun newspaper, he said: "It is Michael calling. It is very important, I want that 150 in that account for me, because... I am very concerned about my life. I am hearing a lot of stories that (name withheld) is still trying to sabotage (inaudible) me and I want to be in a different environment and, um, I've found a place that I like and now (inaudible) I want to be away for a while where they can't find me. So please help me, help (inaudible) help me, and, um, more important than (inaudible). We are brothers."

Other messages reveal the "embarrassed" singer was trying to flee the "Italian Mafia" and make more requests for cash, using the code word "sun screen" for money. In many messages he sounds frantic and paranoid, while in others his voice is slurred and he appears dazed and confused. Daphne said: "Some of Michael's closest confidents talked to me exclusively about his addictions - and provided audio tapes of Michael never heard before.

Sony Music and Sony Pictures the Entertainment wing of the electronic giant are celebrating the success of Michael Jackson's "This Is It " a documentary film showing the last rehearsals of the late Legendary King Of Pop Michael Jackson.