Comments on: The Truth Behind Michael Jackson’s Death

By: riskmeeh

riskmeeh — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 15:35:28 +0000

as I read this article makes me think about life and this world, I like michael ever since i saw him singing when he was small ..I just like him no matter what is bad written, didn’t shake my belief in him as a person..from his personality action , way of speak,its so lovable this person..that’s why people are really so wrong judging him, if i could do something for him , I will be a true friend . He is innocent and caring person ..I just wish that he’s alive …

By: Jaycee

Jaycee — Fri, 11 Nov 2011 03:14:52 +0000

A perfectly written, well thought out and intelligent article which I can relate to fully. If only more people in this world had such valuable insight into situations, and looked at the actual root of things more often. The world would be a far better place.

By: patricia

patricia — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 09:45:03 +0000

This author nailed it to the core, finally someone who spoke the 100% truth. What mj needed was Jesus his greatest need in which was the one he turned too the least. MJ turn to children and they failed him-false molestation cases, he turned to drugs and that killed him, anything but Jesus his greatest need and true escapism.

By: GhostofMe

GhostofMe — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 06:12:00 +0000

@Lydia – we are all still waiting for that “book” (movie, documentary, etc.). Truth; so evasive, so rare, so buried. I don’t think we’re ever going to see it, unfortunately. They say time heals all wounds. I’m not so sure I agree. They only seem to be getting worse. Disengaging…

By: Lydia

Lydia — Sat, 01 May 2010 16:29:09 +0000

Has anybody heard about a book coming out that is going to expose all the lies and conspiracy surrounding Michael’s death? It’s supposed to come out on the anniversary of Michael’s death this June 25th… and I heard through the grapevine that it’s going to shake up the world. I need to find out the title so that I can get my hands on it…

By: sahil

sahil — Sat, 01 May 2010 12:19:43 +0000

i love michael jackson. people like to judge him for all the mysteries surrounding him. All he wanted to do is share his love of music and dance with the world. they never gave him credit for all the good things he has done.

By: precious

precious — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 15:14:59 +0000

i really have to say this article can bring a difference to what people thougt of michel and i have to say i’m one of the people…now i know that mike wasn’t a heartless celebrity…

By: tina

tina — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 13:33:32 +0000

i have to say thank you so much to bad more people wouldnt read this i was beatin when i was a little girl i was molested and i was looked in the bath room and in the closet so i know how michael felt i had a hard like my father was a drunk my mother next husband was a drunk and then her bot friend for 13 years was a drunk so i went throw alot in my life and i still have bad dreams about it god bless you for righting this thank you so much god bless you

By: alexis

alexis — Tue, 22 Dec 2009 01:50:53 +0000

so true but i really want to know where you got your info. it is not that i don’t believe you it is just i want a reliable resource for everything i hear (or read) about the famous, rich and all of those who people spreadf rumors about.

By: Michelle

Michelle — Wed, 11 Nov 2009 20:31:33 +0000

Not only did Michael have an abusive, and exploitative childhood, no privacy at all in his adulthood, he was constantly hunted like an animal by the paparazzi. Unlike the rest of us, he wasn’t able to get good medical care, because of who he was. He couldn’t just go anywhere without causing a scene, and those who treated him were probably star-struck to the point they would lose their objectivity in his case. He needed help and he needed a good friend, but seemingly couldn’t get either. Under his extremely unusual set of circumstances, he managed to be so highly successful, touch the hearts of the world, and no matter what life threw at him, he continued to love people.
If you really look at his life, you can certainly understand have have compassion for this man. His life was not a walk in the park by any means. He was told at the age of 5, this is who you are, and this is what you will do. He never had a choice, and he never had a fighting chance. He accepted his role, and was the very best at what he did.
If you also consider how the world reacted toward him from a very young age, it is no wonder he was shy around people. Imagine, everywhere you go, people wanting to touch you, kiss you, tear at you, they scream, cry, faint, run after you. That is NOT a normal experience. This man couldn’t go anywhere without being hounded by someone or some crowd. All of us need personal space and time off. He couldn’t get that measure of peace. People meant well-they loved him. They just needed to respect him as a person, not an icon.
Before you judge him harshly, take a good look at your own life. Were there times when you made a poor choice? Were there a few less than shining moments in your past? Have you ever used bad judgement? All of us are human, Michael was human as well. We are all doing the best we can with the life we have. Let’s learn to love eachother rather than to judge eachother. We will surely evolve in that way!