With no one to watch over them anymore it seems that the poor creatures have been left to fend for themselves… and with nobody to pay the legal bills, they aren’t really doing that well. It seems that Michael Jackson’s giraffes from his Neverland ranch are facing eviction as a judge has ruled in favor of no longer leasing the space they are currently living on so they’ll probably have to go somewhere else. This would never have happened if Michael Jackson was still around. Two of them have already died… the remaining ones will probably have no chance but to commit suicide as a sign of protest.
Well, considering all of the bull stuff that his been happening with everything related to him after his death, it’s about time that Michael Jackson finally came back to set things right… but he’ll be slow in the process. A couple of Dawn Kelley and William Hickman who are having their seventh child together claim that Michael Jackson’s face has appeared on the sonogram of their unborn child. Apparently, Dawn Kelley believes this is due to the child being the seventh in the family as seven is a mythical number. At last he is risen! Let all sinners and wrong-doers beware! Or let all over-excited future parents stop seeing things like Michael Jackson’s face on a sonogram. Really… lay off the headache pills, they have side effects!
Looks like somebody didn’t want to put too much effort in their work so they skipped a beat… or two. Sound experts have recently been claiming that some of the music heard in the new “This is It” documentary about Michael Jackson actually comes from recordings done way before those of the rehearsals. One of these experts, Andrew Rose from BBC, said the following: “Throughout the film sudden changes in vocal timbre suggest the dropping in of older recordings which may have required significant digital manipulation to fit the new live backing.” But of course, the people at Sony admitted that it is true they altered the original recordings of Michael Jackson’s rehearsals. What do they care, they got their box office, eh? So this is what “it” is… a big, admitted to, scam.

Michael Jackson’s old pet monkey Bubbles has reportedly “not seen a penny” of the 2 million he was left in the singer’s will.
It is claimed the monkey has been “frozen out” by the King of Pop’s family following Jackson’s sudden death in June.
Michael last saw the monkey 10 years ago but left him 2 million to “secure a long-term future”.
However Bob Dunne, who organised Michael’s adoption of Bubbles, has now told British newspaper the Daily Star: “We’ve heard nothing. I’m not sure we will do either. He’s frozen out.”
Michael adopted Bubbles in 1985 when he rescued him from a research centre but he was forced to give him up when he turned aggressive.
A source said: “Michael will turn in his grave if Bubbles’ future is not financially secure.”
Source: Splash News

British TV psychic Derek Acorah is reportedly planning to make contact with King of Pop Michael Jackson.
The 59-year-old is said to be planning to get Michael’s views on the reactions to his death in June.
A source on the hit show said: “Jacko was taken too early so it feels right for Derek to try to get in touch.”
The show will also have Michael’s Thriller video co-star Ola Ray on and it will be hosted by TV presenter and Jacko fan June Sarpong who said: “I’m open minded and can’t wait to see what Derek uncovers.”
Michael Jackson: The Live Seance will be shown on UK channel Sky in November.
Source: Splash News
The nurse who was accused of giving Michael Jackson a Propofol cocktail by Dr. Conrad Murray is saying that the shady doctor is lying. Cherilyn Lee adamantly denies ever administering the anaesthetic to the late singer and believes that Murray is twisting her words around. Lee previously told Dr. Murray that she gave the King of Pop a nutritional cocktail on intravenous vitamin C, which she believes the doctor may have heard with selective hearing. Michael’s former nurse also said that there were no injection marks on Michael’s body back in April, even though reports claim that the singer was covered in them at the time of his death.
Police and drug-enforcement officers have raided a Las Vegas pharmacy in the alleged hunt for evidence linking Dr Conrad Murray with the death of Michael Jackson.
Agents swooped on Applied Pharmacy Services this morning, armed with a search warrant and were reportedly looking for computer records and documents relating to prescriptions for controlled substances, written by Dr Murray for the King of Pop.
Information regarding drugs that may have been shipped to the music legend’s personal doctor was also being sought, according to TMZ.com.
It is reported that Murray, 55, who lived with Jackson and administered CPR as the music legend lay dying on his bed, may have obtained the powerful anesthetic propofol from the pharmacy.
The potentially deadly drug was allegedly administered to Jackson only hours before he died, on 25 June.
Jackson’s sudden death is being investigated as manslaughter and propofol, which he took to help him sleep, is the main focus.
Police from Los Angeles and Las Vegas, alongside agents from the Drug Enforcement Agency, served a sealed search warrant and a notice of inspection on the premises at around 9.20am this morning.
Agents were later spotted wheeling at least four cases from the building.
Murray, who lived in Las Vegas before moving in with Jackson, has been at the centre of the police probe from the beginning, but he has not been charged with any crimes and police have not called him a suspect.
The medic’s Las Vegas home and his doctor’s office in Houston, Texas, have already been searched.
Source: Splash News
Michael Jackson’s manager has recalled the devastating moments he had to tell the King of Pop’s mother and children that the star was dead.
Frank DiLeo was one of the first people to arrive at the hospital – and says he “almost fainted” when a nurse told him Jacko would not survive.
Then DiLeo, who had been rehired by Jackson only months before his death, was handed the job of breaking the news to the star’s closest family.
“I had to tell Katherine first,” he said of Jacko’s mother. “And it was pretty emotional. She grabbed me and cried and we hugged and cried together.
“I called [father] Joe Jackson, but he’d already known. I gave him my sympathy, and then I had to tell the children.
“I’ve never lost somebody like that. It was very difficult. I went in with a social worker and a doctor and… they knew, they knew.
“And they got up and I said, ‘I’m sorry, but your father’s passed away’.
“And they hung on to me for a while. We all cried.”
Source: Splash News
Michael Jackson’s mother Katherine is the family “rock” following her son’s death, Kathy Hilton has claimed.
Paris Hilton’s mum Kathy first met Michael when they were both teenagers and the pair remained friends. However, Kathy said she has been left shocked by the King of Pop’s sudden death.
She said: “I have never lost anybody that I went to school with that I was close to in a friendship [that lasted] all these years.”
Michael’s other was recently awarded custody of the singer’s three children Prince Michael, 12, Paris, 11, and Blanket, seven.
Kathy added: “I adore Mrs Jackson. Katherine is the rock. It is like Camp Jackson, all of those kids. All the aunts, the uncles, the children come there. She plays Scrabble with them.
“She loves it. I think that’s what keeps her really young.”
Source: Splash News
Sources are saying that though the almost 80-year old Katherine Jackson may receive custody of Michael Jackson’s three young children, it will be another Jackson female who will take the responsibility of raising them. Rebbie Jackson, the family’s eldest sister and daughter, is reported to be the one that the kids will live with and be raised by. The decision was said to be mutually agreed upon by the entire family as Rebbie keeps a very low profile with the press and throughout their young lives, she has always been greatly involved. In fact, Rebbie, who lives in Las Vegas, has been staying with Katherine at the family compound with the kids since Michael’s death.







