Word just came down that Michael Jackson's death was the result of a homicide.
His physician, the one who provided chemicals for his "sleep" is thought to be the "party of interest" for the Los Angeles police.
Intentional death or unintentional death?
Was the physician just tired of taking care of the weird little guy and just decided to get rid of him and perhaps get a large piece of the money that was perhaps just laying around the Jackson manor?
But you have to admit, Michael was a strange young man. Perhaps his success made him what he was. Perhaps his family pushed him as the really talented Jackson of the bunch.
I was never much of a Michael Jackson fan. In fact never much of a Jackson family fan.
I left most of my popular music fondness with The Beach Boys.
What's your take on Michael Jackson, his life and death?
And when do you think they'll ever bury him?
Or, are they leaving him out in wait for the second coming to make it easier for him to be the first to stand up and shake hands with Jesus?
Michael Jackson, heavy duty rock star, or just a kid who got lucky and couldn't handle the luck?
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I saw a documentary a while back on MJ, where the film maker followed him around during his daily life. Yes, it was weird, but also sad. Like Elvis, he was a prisoner of his fame...completely isolated in an unreal world, yet surrounded by hangers-on. At the end of the film I could feel nothing but sorrow for a fellow human who was so trapped.
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