mello1
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Re: Joe Jackson On Larry King tonight
The spin on MJ's drug use started the moment he was announced dead. Everyone and their mamas were coming out of the woodwork talking about 'MJ did this and MJ did that'. I suspect that when the initial report came out and it was inconclusive, that the plan was to use the tox reports to close the books -- MJ died of either an OD or he was doped up on prescription drugs and it eventually caused his death.
But then the family ordered independent testing and that gummed up the works. Now the LAPD is crossing every 't' and dotting every 'i' -- as they should anyway. If they don't find this diprivan in his system, but only an overload of other prescription drugs, then the question will be how much was lethal to kill him. What if there were enough drugs in him to kill a horse?
I'm just speculating here....
Whisper, I feel that the best thing that the Jackson family have done to date is to order that 2nd autopsy. I think that was a game changer.when you think about it, it's still like day 1 even after a month (almost). We still know absolutely nothing for sure. No tox reports. No autopsy report from either the first or second autopsy.
Man, I just got a feeling if this were a standard overdose, they would have announced it and announced an on-going investigation. There's something more there. Either they saw something they weren't expecting to see in the results, or they didn't find what they were expecting to find within these results.
The spin on MJ's drug use started the moment he was announced dead. Everyone and their mamas were coming out of the woodwork talking about 'MJ did this and MJ did that'. I suspect that when the initial report came out and it was inconclusive, that the plan was to use the tox reports to close the books -- MJ died of either an OD or he was doped up on prescription drugs and it eventually caused his death.
But then the family ordered independent testing and that gummed up the works. Now the LAPD is crossing every 't' and dotting every 'i' -- as they should anyway. If they don't find this diprivan in his system, but only an overload of other prescription drugs, then the question will be how much was lethal to kill him. What if there were enough drugs in him to kill a horse?
I'm just speculating here....