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Jackson death a homicide

6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 5:52PM #1
Christianlib Posts: 10,885	The LA County coroner has rulled Michael Jackson's death a homocide. NOW it gets interesting. THE LINK. "Truth is mighty and will prevail. There is nothing the matter with this, except it ain't so." Samuel Langhorne Clemens
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 5:56PM #2
Stardove Posts: 8,615	Oh boy, another Michael Jackson thread at HTZ. Thanks for the link. Manslaughter will be the charge if there is one. Is it his birthday yet, so his body can be laid to rest? Peace Love Stardove "When the Power of Love overcomes the Love of Power, then we will have Peace." ~ Jimi Hendrix
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 6:10PM #3
jane2 Posts: 5,916	I read the story about an hour ago, for once almost straight news. In all likelihood the body has not been buried because of the ongoing inquest. (or maybe I watch too many cop shows.)
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 7:58PM #4
Tmarie64 Posts: 5,222	Jesus, Mary, and Joseph... He is NEVER going away... is he? James Thurber - "It is better to know some of the questions than all of the answers."
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 8:03PM #5
Stardove Posts: 8,615	Michael Jackson will now be buried on September 3 in Los Angeles, his family have announced, rather than on August 31. One article said the family needed more time to arrange burial. HUH? Peace Love Stardove "When the Power of Love overcomes the Love of Power, then we will have Peace." ~ Jimi Hendrix
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 9:08PM #6
Merope Posts: 5,419	Aug 24, 2009 -- 5:52PM, Christianlib wrote: The LA County coroner has rulled Michael Jackson's death a homocide. NOW it gets interesting. THE LINK. I called it the day he died two months ago. I knew this was an Elvis Presley's doctor type death. That term is now passé; the new term du jour is 'Michael Jackson's doctor.' Jesus H. Christ, look at what Murry administered before the Propafol: Valium, Ativan, and another benzodiazepine. Which is too bad because Valium can make you wired and you can rapidly build up a tolerance to both Valium and Ativan; but in combination with the Propafol, they were deadly. Then Murry didn't tell either the paramedics or anybody in the emergency room that he'd given the Propafol. And it looks like he lied to the cops when he said he didn't purchase any Propalol for Jackson. Plus, he was on the phone for 47 minutes -- on one call -- while supposedly attempting to revive Jackson; he left out that little phone call item in his interviews with the cops, so I think there'll be some questions raised there. Regardless of whether the county prosecutes, I think Murry is going to lose his license. And I think the prescribing protocols for Propafol will be really tightened up. So this finding just makes me angry all the way around -- at Jackson for badgering his physician for meds, at his physician for caving, at those of Jackson's idol-worshipping fans who will go into denial about this, and at the whole symbiosis thing with celebs, their physicians, and pharmaceuticals. Just thinking about this, I hope the LA County DA throws the book at Murry to send a message to the entertainment industry and the physicians who enable bad pharmaceutical practices therein that this kind of crap won't be tolerated. (If that's the case, Murry is going to need almost every penny of the 30 grand a month Jackson was paying him to mount any kind of a credible criminal defense.) End of rant
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 10:28PM #7
Stargazer78 Posts: 4	In regards to the original post: Michael Jackson was obviously a prescription drug addict. He would have gotten his fix one way or another. Someone very close to me died of a prescription drug O.D. earlier this year. She was an addict for a decade. She'd lie to her entire family and steal from us for a fix. Then when we would confront her, she'd guilt us. It was madness. She would have said anything to a doctor for a fix. She was going to several doctors and several pharmacies, and lying to all of them, no doubt. I imagine that when you combine this type of deception with Jackson's money, it was difficult to tell him no. I'm not saying the doctor isn't an a-hole. He is. But in the end, Jackson was an addict. He wasn't ready to get sober. If he didn't get the drugs from that doctor, he would have gotten them somewhere else. And if Jackson had the knowledge to administer those drugs to himself, he would have. Death is just around the corner in addictions like this. From www.drugabuse.gov: "According to the 2003 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), an estimated 4.7 million Americans used prescription drugs nonmedically for the first time in 2002 - 2.5 million used pain relievers 1.2 million used tranquilizers 761,000 used stimulants 225,000 used sedatives Pain reliever incidence increased-from 573,000 initiates in 1990 to 2.5 million initiates in 2000-and has remained stable through 2003. In 2002, more than half (55 percent) of the new users were females, and more than half (56 percent) were ages 18 or older." ~star~ PS: New here, but not new to BNet. Been away for years and decided to come back. Greetings.
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 10:38PM #8
Merope Posts: 5,419	Greetings, Stargazer. And welcome back :-) Great post. It's tempered my anger, so thank you for that :-) Merope Beliefnet Community Host Hot Topics Zone
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 10:57PM #9
jane2 Posts: 5,916	This evening on one of the msnbc pundit shows a serious investigative reporter said that the timeline about drugs administered to MJ on the day of his death may be wrong. I am so leery of even decent news sources that I may watch and see. MJ himself was addicted and had help staying that way. This reporter also said that Murray was trying to wean him off the drug that killed him. The whole scenario is mind-boggling: being injected with anethesia for sleep? This reporter also said the tour company for MJ may be involved: as we've learned sometimes the show can't go on. Instead we had an in-home concierge doctor and "clinic".
6 months ago :: Aug 24, 2009 - 10:58PM #10
rangerken Posts: 4,042	Hi there Stargazer. I remember you. Welcome back from me too! I was thoroughly sick of the coverage of Michael Jackson's death. And I'm afraid it's all going to come back again. Having said that, if he was indeed killed by his doctor then I'm all for a vigorous prosecution. I just don't like these kinds of media circuses over 'celebreties'. So all I can do is refuse to watch or listen. But again, like him or not (and I did like lots of his earlier music even though his personal life struck me as totally wierd) he did not deserve to be killed by his own doctor. So let there be a really good investigation and trial. Ken