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jermjackson5 Jermaine Jackson
i have compassion for those whose denial misinforms them, but this increasing hoax talk is wrong and helps no-one. love you all
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jermjackson5 Jermaine Jackson
it saddens me to read tweets that believe Michael is still alive. He is not. Pls stop hurting yourselves with this false belief
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jermjackson5 Jermaine Jackson
I hadn't wished to address this, because I find it hard to accept that people think this way, but...
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Los Angeles — Der Prozess wegen fahrlässiger Tötung gegen den früheren Leibarzt des verstorbenen US-Popstars Michael Jackson ist auf September verschoben worden. Das zuständige Gericht in Los Angeles reagierte damit auf einen Antrag der Verteidiger von Conrad Murray. Sie hatten einen Aufschub um zwei Wochen beantragt. Um weitere einzelne Terminänderungen auszuschließen, entschied sich das Gericht aber für eine langfristige Verschiebung. Zudem ordnete es vorsichtshalber an, dass alle bisher benannten Geschworenen bis September ausgetauscht werden.

Murrays Anwälte hatten den Aufschub am Freitag beantragt, nachdem die Anklage zwei neue Zeugen benannt hatte. Eigentlich sollte der Prozess am 9. Mai beginnen. Jackson war am 25. Juni 2009 im Alter von 50 Jahren in Los Angeles an einer Überdosis des Betäubungsmittels Propofol gestorben. Nach Murrays Angaben verlangte der Sänger nachdrücklich nach dem Medikament.

Copyright © 2011 AFP

Benny007 schrieb:---> genau an diesen tagen (23. + 24.06.2009) will murray die propofol-dosis von zuvor 50 mg täglich auf nunmehr 25 mg reduziert haben.....

ghost777 schrieb:Hmmmmmmm ich hab gehört/gelesen ..... das Murray ihm da gar KEIN Propofol gab ....

What did he tell you. ? He felt that Mr. Jackson had developed a dependency on the propofol. So he decided to try to wean him off, and introduce other agents.

In describing these evenings, last couple days, did he tell you he’d been giving MJ propofol every single night for over 2 months? Yes.

Now, in these last three days then, according to Dr. Murray that he was attempting to wean M J off the propofol what did he do?

He lowered the amount of propofol and administered the other two drugs, lorazapam and the midazalam.

How about the following night, the second night of attempting to wean him off.

He did not use any propofol and just used the lorazapam and midazalam.

On that day June 25th, did he respond to the Carolwood residence? Yes he did. He arrived around 12:50 am.

hier fehlen komplett die konkreten tagesangaben

Most recently, in California, Mr. Chernoff represented the Medical Doctor accused of negligently causing the death of pop icon, Michael Jackson.

ilovemj schrieb:Alles komische Leute, man weis nicht an was man drann ist bei den.
Die hatten ja alle mal ein schlechten ruf,Geldunterschagungen uvm. .

with our interview with katherine jackson . we spoke to her tuesday and began with conrad murray , the doctor charged with michael 's death. i asked why she felt it was important to be in court every day during his preliminary hearing.

i just felt i had to be there. i was with him every day when his last trial was. i just wouldn't feel right if i wasn't there.

was it difficult for you to be in the courtroom with someone who's accused of in some ways being responsible for your son's death?

yes, it is very difficult. very difficult to listen to him lying and tiff cult looking at him knowing he was there to see after my son and he died under his care. i thought he was very negligent. that makes me feel bad. i can't stand to look at him.

you have done your homework and you know the evidence that will be presented against dr. murray in court. do you feel the prosecution has a strong case?

i do.

the punishment, if dr. murray is convicted, this is involuntary manslaughter, after all. i believe the maximum sentence is four years in prison. how does that sit with you?

not good at all. i think if someone's under a doctor's care, especially a doctor and they die with him seeing over him, i think that four years is not enough for anyone losing their life under someone else . i think they should pay just like they have taken the life away from my son. i think he should pay for it.

in the last several years you have become the principal guardian of prince, paris and blanket. are they curious in following the trial or are they off doing things children their ages would typically do?

they are off doing the things children should do. i don't talk about it with them. i don't want them -- they're young. i want them to be happy. that would make them sad.

can you give me an update? there is so much curiosity and interest in prince, paris and blanket. prince is 14, paris is 12 and blanket is 9. how are they doing?

they're doing fine. blanket is waiting for his teacher right now. he's home-schooled. and the other two have gone to school. they go to private school .

what is prince like? i mean, at 14 years old, that's sometimes a turbulent age.

it really is. it's the age they start -- i hate to say, but it's the age they start watching little girls, got girlfriends or something like that. but it's just puppy love . then paris is fine and the baby is still playing. he's doing just fine. all of them are.

you said in an interview not long ago with the associated press that there are a lot of lies about your son out there and misconceptions. if you could set some of them straight now what would you like to tell people?

well, the first thing i would like to tell them is as far as michael being a child molester , that's the biggest lie that was ever told. i guess nobody seemed to know that his first accuser, after michael died there was an article that he came and confessed that michael never touched him. it was a big lie and his father just wanted to be rich. he said, i'm sorry i didn't get to tell him before he died.

yet, mrs. jackson , there was a settlement made, a payment made by your son to the accuser. if there was no guilt why was the payment made?

well, his lawyers told him that he should just pay the money because michael was out on tour at that time. they thought that just paying the money and shut the people up would be the right thing to do. but michael was upset and i was, too. as soon as i heard it i called him and said, why did you do that? it makes you look guilty. he said, the lawyers told me to do it. i didn't want to do it either, mother. i wanted to fight it because it wasn't the truth.

what do you miss most about michael , mrs. jackson ?

you know, i can't say what i miss most. i just miss him, period. i just miss him for not being here. i miss his voice. i miss his singing. sometimes when we were around he'd start to sing and i wanted to ask him sometimes to sing a song again because i just loved his voice.

you know, no parent is supposed to lose a child. that's not the way it's supposed to go. yet it seems to me, mrs. jackson , that you have found some strength and solace in taking care of his children. would that be a fair statement?

yes, it would. and having the children around helps me a lot. and a lot of times they always say, well, daddy used to do it like this, daddy this, daddy that. it brings a smile to my face because i know they are not forgetting him.

you have taken on another challenge, mrs. jackson . that's more of a new business venture that you're involved in. can you share it with me a little bit?

yes. i have a flower collection. i met the person that's doing it with me through a friend. i love flowers and he told me that his family has been in the flower business for many years and i thought that was a very good idea and a very good thing for us to do together. and here i am with the flower collection. i love flowers anyway. i have them all around my yard, my house, everywhere.

so many people this week are going to be thinking about mother's day, a time where we have a chance to honor the roles that our mothers have played in our lives. when you think of your role as a mother and the nine children, what are you most proud of?

well, what gives me the most pride is i have never had -- i raised my children up to be good, law-abiding citizens. i have never had problems with them. they are raising their children the same way. i have a very large family now. i'm just proud that they are all not giving me any problems and they are law-abiding citizens. that brings joy to my life. i don't have any worries about that.

we're proud of the fact that you have spent time with us and we wish you the best. katherine jackson , thank you very much.

thank you.

a lot of strength. but there is a lot of pain that's in her heart over the loss of her son. i think anger about what is, in her opinion, some of the stories that have been told that are not correct.

absolutely. she wants to speak out which i found very interesting, too.

by the way, we should wish her a happy birthday today.

happy birthday .

she turns 81. happy birthday , mrs. jackson . for more of the interview head to today.com. to learn more about mrs. jackson 's new business venture you can do it at sendherflowers.com.

i think those were her flowers behind her. quite beautiful.

http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/42894699 (Archiv-Version vom 06.05.2011)

Benny007 schrieb:"Die Missbrauchsvorwürfe sind eine einzige große Lüge", sagt Jackson's Mutter

ghost777 schrieb:Na das wissen wir doch !!!!! ............ warum kramen die son Mist raus ohhh man !!!

One judge will handle both lawsuits filed by Michael Jackson’s parents over their son’s overdose death two years ago.

L.A. Superior Court Judge Yvette Palazuelos was already handling the lawsuit by Michael Jackson’s mom against AEG Live – the promoter of her son’s planned comeback concerts in London. Court rules gave Judge Palazuelos the option of also hearing the lawsuit by Jackson’s dad against Dr. Conrad Murray – and the judge has decided to take that one, too.

This doesn’t mean there’ll be one trial; it only means one judge will hear both lawsuits. Joe Jackson’s lawsuit claims Dr. Conrad Murray shouldn’t have given his son the powerful sedative propofol – and should have told paramedics that he did.

Katherine Jackson is suing AEG Live; she claims the concert promoter is responsible for Dr. Murray’s medical decisions because it hired him to care for her son.

Dr. Murray is also charged with involuntary manslaughter in Michael Jackson’s death. That trial’s been pushed back to September.

http://www.scpr.org/news/2011/05/04/one-judge-will-hear-two-jackson-lawsuits/

Benny007 schrieb:eigentlich sollte mit diesen tweets von Jermaine das thema HOAX erledigt sein....

Benny007 schrieb:
dennoch ahne ich schon jetzt, dass sich nichts ändern wird... als nächstes wird bestimmt die echtheit des accounts von Jermaine in zweifel gestellt... als nächstes wird man unzählige gründe dafür suchen (und sicher auch finden), warum Jermaine eine solche aussage gemacht hat (machen musste?) und so weiter....

jermjackson5 Jermaine Jackson
@Pearljr you shld be ashamed of yourself -- irresponsibly fanning the flames with your nonsensical speculation & false premise. that's all
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Benny007 schrieb:
die fans, die ganz fest daran glauben, dass mj noch lebt, werden keinen einzigen gegenbeweis akzeptieren, von wem auch immer dieser kommen mag....

Benny007 schrieb:die zivilklagen von joe und katherine werden von EINEM richter verhandelt, aber NICHT zusammengelegt....

Benny007 schrieb:This doesn’t mean there’ll be one trial; it only means one judge will hear both lawsuits.