TIM RICHARDSON -> ED HULETT wrote:
 TR> On 06-28-09, ED HULETT said to ROSS SAUER:


 EH>> Your inability to understand that Jackson's death has no connection to
 EH>> Limbaugh's addiction isn't my problem. The first autopsy was
 TR> inconclusive
 EH>> as to what killed Jackson. That is why the Jackson family paid a private
 EH>> pathologist to preform another autopsy.


 TR> Um....I have a feeling that the first autopsy probably *was* pretty
 TR> conclusive, the only thing missing is the result of some tests that
 TR> might take
 TR> a few weeks to get. The Jackson family are probably afraid of what it might
 TR> show, and are trying to get an autopsy out there that shows something
 TR> different, before the first full official autopsy is made public. Thats
 TR> just a
 TR> guess. But various people (particularly Jackson's family), have been making
 TR> excuses for Jackson's hairy-ass behavior and habits for many years.
 TR> They'd be
 TR> wanting his death not to be seen as `just another dead druggie'.

That could very well be, but as of now there is no conclusive evidence as
to what the cause of death is.

 TR> When the first official autopsy report hits the public view (the one
 TR> performed
 TR> by the coroners office, which it is said could take several weeks to
 TR> have the
 TR> final result), nobody will pay any attention. I think the family is
 TR> trying to
 TR> `rush into print' with their own autopsy report first, in order to either
 TR> negate, or at least soften, the final result of the official one.

Much like Presley's people tried after his death.

 TR> Its the old `the one who gets out there first, with the most' tactic. If
 TR> the
 TR> Jackson family can get a `taylor-made' autopsy out there before the
 TR> official
 TR> one comes out with the final toxicology, etc, whatever the official one
 TR> finds,
 TR> the one that is the `softest' on Jackson will be the one accepted as
 TR> `true'.

Not by thinking people.

 TR> People like Jackson do whatever they want. The only real justice for people
 TR> like them is the fact that OJ is finally in prison where he belongs
 TR> (although
 TR> not for the double murder he committed), and Jackson seems to have come
 TR> full
 TR> circle also.

At his death, Jackson was over $400 million in debt. He spent money like he
was a billionaire while only being a millionaire.

Ed

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